Cyborg 5X Prism Scope with Shake Awake | BDC Reticle

So far so good. I have astigmatism but this works delightfully. It's chunky but so is my vortex with a single mount.

I have this Cyborg and also the Marksman. Right out of the box this Cyborg hit bullseye at 50 yards. Has stayed sighted in for multiple range trips. 100 yards the reticle isnt as precise as its a bigger chevron type. I like the Cyborg over the Marksman, Cyborg has a little bigger field of view if anyone was debating between the 2. But the Marksman has a nice smaller dot reticle. Also being prism scopes you dont need a battery, the reticle is black and always there. Some people mistake these as "red dot" where you leave both eyes open and have the eye relief farther back, no... this is a scope and has about 3" eye relief. Monstrum products are impressive, I have several scope mounts and they are not any different than some high dollar ones. Good stuff.

Works very well ,excellent quality for the price. Will recommend.

Great looking optic aesthetically. Magnification seems accurate but sight picture quality was lacking with indoor lighting. Outdoor lighting (cloudy/midday) was extremely clear and sharp. I will need to shoot this indoor/outdoors to give a fair assessment of the glass quality and how well it holds zero. Decent optic for the price!

Giving 4 stars due to two talking points. The shake awake is only after the unit has manually been powered on in the last two hours. Second, this brick is heavy. Other than that it is a very nice prism optic for the money. It came perfectly focused. Easy adjustment. Functions comparable to a high priced unit. If the two cons aren't an issue go for it.

Optics sit on top of a custom built, binary fed, crew served, AR-15. Illegal in Kalifornistan.

I have this installed in my Kel-Tec Sub-2000. I had to make very few adjustments right out of the box. I Demand a shake awake feature in all my electronic optics so it was nice to see that this model has that feature. At 25 yards, (the farthest distance at the range I was using), I consistently saw a 1 inch pattern, with most shots going through the same hole. The only thing that I’d change if I could, is the height of the optic. As it sits, it’s situated just a little high for my sight line and it doesn’t like to fit in a scabbard.

I am 82 and do have my Eye Problems. Prism Optics are kind to us older shooters. Chances are that You will have less distortion if you give this style optic a try.