Crossbow Scope 1.5-5x32, with Locking Ring, 250-450 FPS Speed Adjustment, Speedlock Scope, 20-100 Yards, Etched Glass Reticle, Red Green Illuminated Optic Crossbow Scope for Hunting

Great scope! I got my crossbow dialed in at 100 yards using the speen ring and its shooting sub 2' groups consitently from 100y.

Easy to install. I set the FPS to the advertised speed of my cross bow and the drops in the scope line up well.One thing to keep in mind the FPS is adjusted by changing the zoom. So once you have it dialed in it is a fixed zoom scope.

This little guy is almost perfect! I bought it as a stop gap between my Ravin scope that I broke the illumination knob on and a replacement. It looks almost Identical to the Ravin other than the speed ring is silver and the turrets don't have caps. Sight in was simple enough though I think I will play around with it when it's less windy as the day I zero'd it it was very windy. It was exactly accurate on the first deer I shot it on so I am happy with that. This model DOES NOT have the turrets that slide up or down. If this scope had turret caps it would easily be 5 stars. Once I play with my zero I'm going to mark it with a silver sharpie just in case.

This scope works great on my crossbow! Very clear! Love it!

Extremely accurate. Easy to zero. Reticle is bright making sighting under dim conditions easier.

Out of the box, I was impressed with the initial quality of the scope. It looked solid, well-built, and the finish was great. The included scope rings were adequate but nothing special. The biggest differentiator from other, similarly priced scopes is the locking focus ring. Since the drop compensation on the reticle is tied directly to the zoom level, this functionality is crucial to getting consistent shots from one outing to the next.The illuminated reticle is well-designed and the etching is crisp and clear. Unfortunately, I have not yet had the opportunity to test the drop compensation of the reticle.Zeroing the scope is straightforward but unrefined, and not without issues:- The elevation turret had excessive lateral play such that the rotation adjustment of the turret resulted in uneven alignment against the hash marks on the turret itself (this was not the case on the windage turret).- It is difficult to see/use the hash marks on the turret (not the turret knob) and the pulling up/out on the knob does nothing other than providing additional visibility to the hashes (to what end I'm not clear).- Without the ability to lock the turrets, accidental adjustment is possible.- Windage/Elevation adjustments are limited to 30MOA. This is an incredibly small amount of adjustment!I am hoping to dive deeper into the scope's functionality with a replacement scope that lacks the above issues mentioned above.More to come.....

Easy to sight in

Bought this for my Bear intense crossbow. Dead on at 20 and 30 yards, but at 40 and 50 yards the bolt is about 8-10” low. Still going to continue to fine tune it. The wind age and elevation knobs are easy to read and use, and the 20-100 yard markings inside the scope are great. The scope does light up green or red, and has dust covers. This is my first time ever using this type of scope so for now I will give a 4 stars until I figure out the 40-50 yard thing.