Primary ArmsSLX 3x32mm Gen III Prism Scope - ACSS-5.56/300BLK/7.62x39 Reticle

the reticle is super crisp contrasty and has many brightness settings, onced focused for the owner, the clarity of picture is amazing, the knobs are crisp and not wobbly or loose, the caps tighten securely and seal well, comes with the tools u need and the machining and coating is beautiful but a little too glossy for my taste.., this is going to be a great little optic and the quality and craftsmanship are the real deal. the weight of it alone tell you its not junk .. i will be buying more primary arms for my other rifles and pistols, i use vortex and holsun, the build quality of this is on par those. but remember this aint a 2k dollar optic..i watched a buddy beat the hell outa this thing..(not mine...his)i mean chipped glass and bent front ring.. and remounted and it held zero... i have discovered that it does flare when are shooting into the sun, but thats to be expected, again this is not 2k dollar glass. so i added a front diffuser and the flare is gone, adds a couple grams. no biggee.also i noticed that you have to keep your eye directly behind the front or you will lose sight picture, from the edges of the sight pic going dark, i noticed my acog does not do this as easily. but its a 2k optic, so it does have a couple shortcoming but for the price again, this thing is no joke. im looking to use the same type of optic on all my rifles and i might just be using all primary arms..thank you primary arms.

I was leery. I was skeptical. I hear how clear, how nice, how Great. And then get it. And it's ho-hum at best. Well not this time. It's everything they said and more. Fantastic glass. I mean crystal clear. Ultra clear. And the reticle is superb...!!! It's everything they say and more. I own an ACOG and it is not as clear as this. I own a GPO scope and it's about a tie. It's well worth the money and then some. Everything from build to illumination to everything is 5 stars. There is nothing ho-hum about it. As soon as you first look through it you go WOW...!!! Fantastic piece of glass. Everyone has an opinion. I rate it 10 for 10. Well worth every dime I paid for it. And it's a rare day I can say that about anything. Peace.

Fantastic optic for the price. It mounted easily on my you-know-what and the view is crisp. Simple to zero in also. Can't attach pics of it mounted to my you-know-what or this review will not be posted. Great piece by Primary Arms! If/when I need another optic, I will definitely consider PA.

This is the perfect optic for my Ruger 9mm Carbine (with the M-Lok hand guard) . Super clear with a bright reticle, that mounts and looks like it was made for the rifle. 3X is the perfect balance for near in targets and those out to 150 yards or so. The rear mounting position and generous eye relief also make this a good choice.

Hey there, it's Rashoxmon with a review on the Primary Arms SLX 3x32mm Gen III Prism Scope - ACSS - 5.56-Model 2 Reticle. Let's dive in, shall we?First off, this scope is a solid performer. The illuminated reticle adds a nice touch, enhancing target acquisition in various lighting conditions. The clarity is spot-on, although a slightly larger sight picture would be a welcome improvement.When it comes to hitting the mark, this scope truly shines. As long as your rifle is zeroed correctly, you can count on your shots landing where they're intended. It's a reliable companion for precision shooting.Now, here's a heads-up that might save you a few bucks – I gave it 4 stars because I stumbled upon the same scope at a much lower price on the manufacturer's website. So, before you hit that Amazon button, make sure to check out the manufacturer's site for potential savings.In conclusion, the Primary Arms SLX 3x32mm Gen III Prism Scope is a solid choice for accurate shooting, thanks to its illuminated reticle and clear optics. Just remember to do a quick price comparison to score the best deal.

Great product for the price. If you need a well made tactical optic, Primary Arms has a full line of great choices. The etched chevron allows you to use the optic without illumination, which is a nice feature.

Great prism optic!

I'm new to rifle shooting and optics. I was looking for my first AR scope; something 2-3x magnification that would be reliable, easy to learn, and useful at 0-200 yards. I also have severe astigmatism, so red dots are a no-go. After reading way too many articles and forum posts about the merits of various LVPO vs prism sights, I took the plunge and bought this Primary Arms 3x prism scope.From my novice perspective, this scope is fantastic. The included picatinny mount feels sturdy and was easy to install (though I ended up buying a riser separately because the FSB was obscuring my sight picture). The illumination, windage, and elevation turrets are a little stiff, but move positively with no slop or wiggle. The view through the scope is exceptionally clear and zeroing was surprisingly easy: using a laser boresight I was dead-on in five shots. And the reticle is useful for both close range and longer shots. 3x magnification is truly a sweet spot.Rifle optics are remarkably complex. There are so many products out there, and very few of them are one-size-fits-all. This scope works well for me and my needs, but there's no guarantee that it'll work equally well for you.If you're buying your first scope, take the time to do your research. Figure out what kind of shooting you'll be doing and what you need from a scope to accomplish it. Narrow your search down to a few finalists. Then study expert and user reviews of each and find the right balance of cost, weight/bulk, and features. Good luck!