Monstrum P330-B Marksman 3X Prism Scope

I love it! Its built well, solid, no flaws. It was heavier than I imagined, but its very sturdy and that's what I was looking for. The scope is crystal clear with a decent eye relief. The reticle is clear and the lights work perfectly, amd are plenty bright/dim enough for any occasion.On a Milspec AR the scope "co-witnesses" the A2 front post (which doesn't work like a red dot because of the magnification) so I purchased the 7 slot monstrum quick Detatch adjustable riser for about 18$ and that is perfect for this scope and puts it at a comfortable eye level on its lowest setting but still keeps the sight clear of the front post.I haven't had the chance to go to the range but I'm sure it will have no problems as the construction is solid and its not a "cheep/crappy" sight, this thing feels like quality, on par with the major (expensive) brands.My only complain is that you can't get a cover for the lenses, but you don't really need them.it also comes with batteries installed plus replacements, along with a lense cleaning cloth.Hope this info helps some potential buyers, I recommend this sight without a doubt! Top quality at a fair price, no corners cut.

For a budget price point,This prismatic scope delivers!Great for sub 50 shooting,Elevation ,wind age Accurate!Solid feel and build quality,All metal construction, glass is clear,The parralax is adjustableI leave eye open and hit target with accuracy of that of a $500 plus scope set,green and red circle style bullseye to line up in lens.

Ordered this as a slightly magnified alternative to my red dot. Image is clear, reticle lighting is nice, it has held zero with no issues so far (a couple of trips to the range), and seems pretty well made.Depending on your application…I would also recommend ordering a riser for it. I did and it sits nicely on my rifle. The eye relief is pretty good as long as your application doesn’t kick super hard. So far so good! I’d definitely recommend this for smaller rifle applications.

Great circle dot 3x scope. Works lit or unlit (adjustable brightness too). Easy to zero and holds zero well. Is a bit heavy but overall a great value, especially at this price point.

An out standing purchase for the money. 25-200 yards, it has phenomenal accuracy. Zeroing in is easy and straightforward. 200 plus rounds thus far and it hasn’t missed a beat. I’m looking forward to long term usability.

I like the scope works good. But I received a used one box was open along with everything inside the box also had scratches on the scope itself

I haven't used it at the range yet because of the shortage & all...but fit & finish is awesome! This thing looks so sick!...The reticle is clear, the focus ring is smooth, the glass is crystal clear, and the brightness levels are impressive (both red and green). The mount feels pretty solid too. A Youtuber named "704 Tactical" sold me on the sturdiness of the mount, he beat this thing up, it stayed on and held it's own.I'm REALLY hoping that it'll hold zero after a few hundred rounds, if it does, I'm getting a few more! As far as prism scopes I think this is the best bang for your buck. Yea there are other options like the Primary Arms 3x, but they cost twice as much...I hear NCstar makes a great prism scope too, but I like this one more. Hopefully it performs well, we'll see.I'll come back and update asap.

BLUF: Don't buy this optic. Even $100 isn't worth it!Okay, so for the price, I wasn't expecting too much, and I got even less. I got this to put on a S&W Model 1854. 3x power, red and green reticle, I was good until it showed up. This optic IS NOT both red and green. It is only red. It has 10 brightness levels on the dial, but in real life, it has 2; super dim or kinda bright. When you turn the optic on, the circle on the reticle gets super blurry and, to me, seems to move. The dot does not stay a dot when it is turned on either. When I fired it up, on low, there are 3 dots. On bright, there's like 5. If you've ever turned on cursor trails for your mouse, that's what it looked like to me. Also, there is supposed to be a wrench to tighten the scope down. Well, you guessed it, no wrench.Now, with all that, if you are just looking for a 3x scope that you don't want it to be illuminated, this might work for you. It seemed secure on the Picatinny rail but I never even got to the range to test it out so I cannot tell you if it will loosen. There is no loctite on the screws for the adapter so you'd probably have to take the screws out and put it on yourself.I did try to get pictures of what I saw but the pictures were even worse so that would be useless.