Arken OpticsEPL4 FFP Illuminated Reticle with Zero Stop 30mm Tube Lightweight Rifle Scopes for Hunting

Well worth the money.

Great overall scope for the range and hunting. High quality, accurate, light weight, bright scope that tracks very well. The light weight and well designed reticle make it ideal for hunting! I own several and they work very well.

This is a very good scope at twice the price. I have a Vortec Venom that cost $600 and this is a lot better scope for $400. I now have two of these and highly recommend for hunting or long distance shooting at a budget.

This optic has a great value. However, I will say that it is no where equivalent to a top tier scope. You do get a lot of features that only higher priced optics have. Being a FFP scope too, I think this is steal. The glass is clear, and the reticle is sharp but very fine. Magnification is nice along with the parallax adjustment. Overall, for glass and picture quality, it is very nice. All parts that are supposed to move, do so smoothly. The turrets are tactile to feel it, however you can't always hear them. The RT0 is easy to set and use. The illumination could be brighter, but it does work very well. It held zero.I would recommend this to those who want a nice budget FFP scope.

Bought this for my husband and the effects are amazing and so accurate. The look through the scope is so cool too and easy to use. The focus is great too. Must have and looking forward to finding more like this brand.

This 6-24 x 50 is a good entry level glass. The reticle is very user friendly and the zero stop is great it allows for full elevation travel. The tracking is very accurate and precise. The scope is just at the tipping point for weight any heavier and it would turn your weapon into a bar bell. The glass itself is the only negative. There is considerable color distortion at high power and the image is fuzzy when you get out past 200 yds. I'm not sure you could see impacts past 500yds.

I mounted the 4-16x44 version on an FX Impact air rifle, whose point of impact changes markedly with small changes in distance. I needed a scope with turrets designed to be dialed, a zero-stop, and a calibrated reticle that holds true regardless of zoom (First Focal Plane). This delivers all that plus an illuminated reticle that is not overly complicated, and a 25 oz. weight that is not excessive. What is most impressive is that this appears to be the only high optical quality scope with all these features at anywhere near this price. I hope that its presence in the market helps drive the other scope manufacturers to more down-to-earth pricing.My only quibbles (and they are minor) is some illuminated “sparkling” along the reticle tree when the illumination is turned on at a high setting against a dark background, and the fact that the illumination is not auto-shutoff. This, in no way, dampens my enthusiasm for the product.

So for those guys who are doubtful about the scope getting damaged from falling or any other damage like myself, mine fall of a cabinet the first night hit a drawer on the way and a piece of hardware than hit the ground, toke it on a hunt after that and toke to the range and no damage so yeah pretty tough scope