UTG 4-16×44 Accushot SWAT Scope
Just got one of these scopes in. Optics look decent for a cheap scope. Anyone have experience with this scope and how well does it hold zero?
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I have this scope on my Mrod and it has a lot of features for the price. The side focus is very stiff and you need the optional big wheel attachment, but with that option it works well. I like the scope for short to medium range bench shooting. The crosshairs are a little thick on high power beyond 50 yards but that is the practical limit of my shooting anyway. I wish the scope were lighter for hunting but it is a great value for the price.
I have one on my old benji 317 and the etched glass version on my benji np, I like them both hole zero fairly well. I do like the Etched Glass Version a lot better, very fine radical like in the Hawke. But harder to fined in stock anywhere and $50 more in cost.
I have the 4-12×44 Compact. There is some distortion around the edge because of the short length, but otherwise a real good scope. Leapers / UTG put out some good stuff for the bucks.
I’ve never noticed a change in zero. Usually it’s me that affects zero. 😯
The sight picture is not as bright as my Hawke scopes but for the money, not a bad scope. I still have it and its mounted on my P-Rod.
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About 50 yards would also be about the max for me. I’ll check into that side-wheel when the replacement gets here.