UTG Bug Buster 3-12x32 AO, Mil-Dot, 1/3 MOA, 1", Weaver

Easy to setup and work perfectly for my own game in the backyard plinking, some targets and pest control

Nice compact size with no compromise on performance, love the minimum 3 yard AO adjustment. This is my second one and likely own a 3rd sometime. Like that you can order with choice of mounts.

Not much, I kind of prefer the AO adjustment on the front optic rather than the side, a big wheel makes it easier to fine tune.

Get it, you won't regret it. Great mini full feature scope.

Awesome optics very well made and overall a great buy

Clear optics, able to focus on close targets with the side focus, capless and toolless windage/elevation adjustments, easy to use windage/elevation lock rings.

It includes medium rings, but tall rings would probably be better. I had to use a riser to mount in on a Benjamin Akela rifle comfortably.

Great little 12x scope that has one great feature, IT HAS PARRALLAX DOWN TO 3 YARDS. This is a great basement range scope for under 10 yards. No frills, just great for practicing, especially during the winter. I like it so much I bought two. I know of no other scope with this parrallax feature.

Make other scopes with this parrallax feature.

Excellent product. Optics are very good. Very sturdy and very easy to zero in. I’m a novice however have had numerous scopes on numerous rifles. This scope is very compact and user friendly. I would highly recommend it.

Excellent !!!! No changes

It is by far the best scope I have owned. It should be noted it’s not the most expensive. Excellent for an ever day hunting scope.

This is a great scope for the price. I'm very happy with it. It holds zero and is performing well after 1500 shots. The sunshade is cool. And I like the reticle design.

The turrets are great but they need scope caps. I'm afraid I'm going to bump them and damage them. They are pretty tough and can stand some abuse. But a protective cap would be an improvement.

The scope is shorter than most riflescopes and you might have to use a special mount. You don't have a lot of room to shift the scope rearward to get proper eye relief.

On a lot of rifles you are going to need a mount that shifts the scope rearward. So make sure you get the right mounts for this scope.

This is a perfect scope for an airgun. Not too heavy and small enough not to add bulk or much weight to your gun. Well made.

I'd like to see more choices for reticles.

Excellent value.

Good small scope for pest control. Short parallax focus needed for my use. Mounted on Evanix AR6-K

Included mounts were not suitable for my gun - wasted money. Let buyer choose mounts.

Compact scope - good combination for a carbine. No problem turning parallax turret as some have reported.

Compact, Inexpensive and I like the 3 yards minimum parallax adjustment. The turret knobs are very nice and I like the locking ring so that you can lock them in once they are zeroed and adjust on the fly when you need to.

When you look through it, the FOV seems very small. It also doesn't gather light all that well. I feel that a Vortex crossfire is a fair comparison and for optical quality and FOV, the crossfire wins every time. The vortex is bright and clear whereas this scope looks a little dim and narrow. All that said, it does work and it will be a decent stand-in until I can get an Element Helix for my FX Impact. That said, it has a lot of features you won't see again until you get up into the $400-$500 range.

Decent scope for the money, just don't expect high quality optics. I haven't tried the accuracy of the turrets yet, so I may have to adjust my review if they don't work well (After all, Target turrets that don't return to zero or adjust to the MOA they display are useless.) But give it a go. It is cheap and it does a decent job. It does hold zero on my Impact and the QR scope rings are decent perk with it as well. I paid $75 for a set or Warne's and these come included (the Warne's are obviously milled steel whereas these are cheap aluminum, but I don't have it on a .375 H&H.)