MidTen 3-9x40 AO Rangefinder Reflex Scope 6 in 1 Combo with Dual Illuminated Scope Optics & 4 Holographic Reticle Red/Green Dot Sight & IIIA/2MW Green Laser Sight & Pressure Remote Switch & 20mm Mount

Each part of this gun sight (telescope, red dot, laser, flashlight) is good but not outstanding quality. At this price point, this is actually an incredible value for a newer shooter. Definitely, a perfect way to try out all the different sighting options for a reasonable investment. Purchasing even the basic "entry level" of each of these parts would cost at least twice or three times the cost. And, each part is standard Picatinny rail mountable - so each sight could be used individually on separate guns.Considering each piece:Telescope - Pros: has nice clear image. Has all expected adjustments plus has variable 3-9x and selectable red or green reticle. Cons: very long and heavy for a 9x scope, rail mount is so low that it would need a riser to mount on one of my rifles.Red Dot - Pros: red or green dot selectable, adjustable intensity easily visible in daylight, adjustable size reticle (from dot, circle, cross hairs, cross hair with circle), battery access on the side (not requiring red dot removal and re-zeroing). Plus: has a standard rail mount so you could mount this individually on a separate gun. Cons: none, at this price point should anticipate an open and not closed emitter.Laser - Pros: nice bright laser dot. Initially could not decide if zero adjustment was 5/64" or 2 mm hex (then I discovered that 5/64" = 1.98 mm, so either works). Cons: remote pressure switch seems extremely flimsy and not durable.Flashlight - Pros: aluminum construction. Cons: too dim for a rifle light. Could be used on a pistol rail but the rail clamp screw head is huge and clunky. At least it has a hand tether strap to use it for a regular flashlight.Overall, an incredible value with good quality components for the new or casual shooter.

I bought this to put on my Ruger 10/22 but dang its really long, looks shorter in the picture, and heavy. I think I will buy something else and use this on my AR-15. Nice otherwise. Or they sent me the wrong scope??? What do you think???

This makes me feel like I have a professional scope. It has just about every feature on it that you would need for hunting. My first impression of it was that it's a large scope and it's weighty for how big it is. When I looked through the scope for the first time, I've never seen such a crystal clear optical. It has many different lines in it for various distances. It has adjustments so you can move the scope around and dial it in appropriately. In just moments I was able to dial in the crosshairs with the green laser. The hologram scope on the top works perfectly and is visible in direct sunlight. The flashlight is very bright and if you press and hold it it has different options like a strobe or different brightness. Everything fits well on the Picatinny rails. The scope itself lights up on the inside and you can adjust the color and the brightness which really helps to make the crosshairs stand out. This is a very impressive scope, especially at this price point. I am very happy with it. I show it to everybody and I definitely recommend it to others.

This the full package. It looks tough, and offers plenty of options. It has nice glass quality and is easy to see through. There is plenty of adjustment, and can be mounted on a variety of different guns! This is a great package for the price.

This thing is quite junk. I'm done wasting my time on this, just trying to help out the next fella.

This tactical scope set is nice looking on my AR-15. The site was easy to zero in. The laser and the reflex site was a harder to zero. The flash light is a budget light, but works. This scope is longer than expected and the quality isn't that great.I had this on my rifle in my safe during a major house fire. Water that came in the safe from around the edges of the door some how got in side of the scope. Out of all the rifles and scopes, this was the only scope that got water trapped inside.

I won't call the quality of the item "top notch", but they are of decent quality . Considering the price point, the amount of items you get along with their function is a great overall deal. I think mounting it all together on the scope may be overkill, I plan to separate the dot scope on a separate firearm. The scope is decent quality with adjustable focus on the eye piece and an adjustable objective. The clicks on the elevation and windage are crisp. The illuminated reticle is normally opposite the elevation turret, on this scope it is above the eyepiece to accommodate the side rails on the scope. The laser is intense, good to see even in daylight. The flashlight is bright and uses CR123 batteries which are included (and not rechargeable). The reflex site has a good array of reticle patterns and allows for variable brightness of both the red and green. Four CR2032 batteries are included with one needed in the scope and one needed in the reflex so you have an extra pair for later.

The scope mounted, boresighted and zeroed easily. Overall optic quality is average for this price point. Biggest thing this has going for it is that it covers pretty much any sighting situation (except of course hard sights). Reflex sight was good. Laser easily visible at 100 yards in bright sunlight. The flashlight is average (at best).The two major drawbacks:1. The mount that it comes with was way too low on the picatinny rail of my AR-10. Very uncomfortable sighting position. Will need to get a riser to get it to line up properly with my natural sighting position.2. Laser adjustment is very touchy/loose. I don't expect the laser will hold boresight/cowitness with any amount of shooting/vibration. Will probably back the adjustment screws out a bit and give them a little loctite to help keep them in place.