MidTen 4-16x50 AO Scope Combo with Green/Red Dual Laser Sight, 5-in-1 Combo with Dual Illuminated Optics Scope & 4 Reticle Holographic Sight & Dual Color Laser Sight & Flashlight & Mount

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Whoa, That's a Lot of Scope StuffOkay, so this MidTen scope combo? It's kind of nuts how much stuff comes in the box. You've got the main scope, which seems alright, plus a laser with both red and green options, a holographic sight with different aiming points you can switch between, and a flashlight. It's definitely an 'all-in-one' kind of package. Took a little fiddling to get everything mounted up, and yeah, it makes your setup look pretty intense once it's all on there. Feels like a decent value if you want to experiment with all the different attachments without buying them separately.

If you’re in the market for a budget-friendly, feature-packed optic combo, the MidTen 4-16x50 AO Scope Combo definitely brings the “tactical transformer” energy. For under $110, you get a main scope with illuminated reticle, a reflex sight, dual-color laser, and a flashlight—all in one kit. Impressive? On paper, absolutely.What’s to Like:Versatility Galore: With five components in one, you can go from mid-range target acquisition to CQB-style reflex shooting without swapping gear.Easy Setup: Each accessory mounts easily on a 20mm Picatinny rail, and you get all necessary tools and even spare batteries.Illumination Options: The scope and reflex sights both offer red/green options with adjustable brightness—helpful in changing lighting conditions.Where It Stumbles:Laser Issues: Multiple users report trouble aligning the lasers. Some mention they can’t hold zero or even failed outright.Ghosting on Reticles: At higher brightness, especially green settings, both the scope and reflex sights exhibit “haloing” or ghosting, reducing clarity.Durability Concerns: The lens covers feel flimsy, and the whole rig—while functional—isn’t built for rugged abuse. More range toy than duty-ready.Bottom Line: The MidTen combo offers tremendous bang-for-your-buck appeal, especially if you’re just starting to kit out a rifle or experimenting with optics. But if reliability and precision are paramount (e.g., for hunting or professional use), you might want to cherry-pick higher-grade components. For casual plinking and weekend warrior builds, though? It’s a fun upgrade.

The scope is fine. It does what it's supposed to. The highest magnification has a very narrow viewing angle, but mid-range and lower is pretty good. The lense covers are not durable. One lost a pin the second day at the range. The dot sight is also fine. Not the best but far from the worst. The laser, on the other hand, is terrible! I have bought two and niether of the lasers were able to be adjusted to target. One simply broke during alignment. It got stuck on. There just isn't enough room for adjustment to accommodate the poor alignment of the diode. The flash light works, but it is on the larger side, and the batteries are not quite standard.

I like the scope but was disappointed when I realized that the laser was missing the screws that hold it on the rail

Pretty unbelievable value for money on this scope. I'm sure it's not one of the super high end glass makers but I really like all the features. It's like three sights in one with the red dot, the traditional scope and the lasers.Lets start with the flashlight. It's pretty basic. Just a black aluminum LED flashlight. Works well. Not a lot of distance but it's a solid light.I'm not a big fan of red dot sights but as far as they go the one included here seems to work well and has a decent sized sight picture.The lasers are both independently adjustable and both are bright and would work great for short range needs.As for the main scope. I really like it. I have a scope that cost 5 times as much and I think the clarity and focus on this one is just as good. The magnification is great. All the options are here to dial in the accuracy. It has a solid feel. None of the parts seem poorly made. I don't know how it will hold up over time and there are warnings about bumping it etc. so durability may be a question but at this price point I would buy this again and again.

I am new to scopes, so this is a novice review. This installed easily on my dad's hand-down rifle, and it really works well for my accuracy. The two lenses and lighting work nicely for ranging. The only minor criticism - MINOR - is the caps can be distracting. Otherwise, perfect for my novice entry into scoping.

mounts to many variations and can be helpful when looking for more details and exact sight, materials seem good. Thanks