NC Star is a great priced product to get started with. They have may of the functions and similarities of their higher quality compitition. After that save your money and move on to better products. Many people are fine with the NC Star product line as they are professionals with someones life depending on the accuracy. They will not hold up on large caliber rifles when shooting large amounts of rounds.
I have 2 NC star tactical scopes. One on a 10/22 Ruger & another on an AR.. Both are doing well for the plinking I do. If I shot the AR in competition I'd go w/an ACOG but that'd be crazy $'s for my use.
I have one of their pistol scopes that I bought solely for ammunition testing in my .22 match pistols. It's no Swarovski, but it's held up so far and the bullets go where the thing is pointed. For $60, it'll do -- but I wouldn't buy one to permanently mount to a decent gun.
every thing i bought from nc star either broke or did not work well,i bought a 4x compact scope of theres that even made things look smaller,and the cool laser they have that goes on pistol rail broke and popped off after 2 shots
Bought one and sent it back; couldn't hold zero for nothing on my .308 and sight picture was downright lousy. But, as is often said and more true with scopes than most other things, "you get what you pay for"...
Bad experience w one of their spotters ... poor image, center shifts on zoom, bulky, heavy and unbalanced. You can do better for very little more w several other brands.
/Bryan
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