NcStar 3-9 x 42 scope ?

rebs

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This is the one where you can pick red or green cross hairs and adjustable brightness.

Does anyone have one that can do a review on it ?
 
I personally have never see any NcStar scope that was worth owning. There might be one out there, but I've never run across one.
 
Ok here is a post i have lots of expirence in. I have owned 4 NCstar scopes.
Low power ones-Every bit as good as anything out there. High power,they get a little hazey. The big difference in NCStar or any other less costly scope is the tracking. Big dollar scopes-Track very nice,cheap ones,Kinda track up and to the side at the same time.
I have a 6-24x56 mil dot NCStar on my 223. Zeroed at 200 yards. One mil dot down-dead on at 300 yards.One mil dot up-dead on at 100 yards.
As long as you sight it in and then use hold over,they shine like all others.
clarity is more than good enough (to my 51 year old eyes).

As i say-The biggest thing is the tracking,but if you sight in and use hold over your good to go. Mine has held perfect zero for 3 years now. Never had a issue with it.
 
I had the version right before yours with the red only illumination.
It was junk.

Sorry but it fuzzed out at anything over about 6X mag, the illumination was about 10 times brighter than needed (I guess so it looked nice in the store's lighting?) & the adjustments were iffy, requiring several shots to settle down after adjusting. They also didn't come back to the sanme spot if you removed a correction you put in my reversing the clicks. Eye relief was very short as well I wouldn't like to have my eye that close to the ring on a full power rifle.
 
I had a NcStar red dot it broke in less than a 100rds. Chinese garbage.


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Sig, Remington, Ruger, Smith & Wesson, Bravo Company Manufacturing, and H&R.
 
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