Last nights shooting experience with the Ncstars (2 on ARs) was less than a total waste of time. Finally had to get the night scope out and put the Ncstars away before I did a foot stomping dance on both of them.
Before sunset checked the zero on both and had to adjust one slightly and the other one like it had never been zeroed. One of the lasers was 4 ft low and to the right from the cross-hairs. Got the rounds on paper and target then left to pop Jack Rabbits. First shot laser blinked out and could "only" be turned back on by cycling the reticle knob. This happened 4 times. Put the gun up and got the other AR scope gun combo. Zero was off with scope and had same problem with laser. Up to this point I had not had any problems with the scopes other than the mounting screw on the quick disconnect coming lose. Both Scopes have been removed from the guns and shall be placed either in a box for return to Ncstar or given to a 4 year old girl and a 6 year old boy to play with/destroy..
Before sunset checked the zero on both and had to adjust one slightly and the other one like it had never been zeroed. One of the lasers was 4 ft low and to the right from the cross-hairs. Got the rounds on paper and target then left to pop Jack Rabbits. First shot laser blinked out and could "only" be turned back on by cycling the reticle knob. This happened 4 times. Put the gun up and got the other AR scope gun combo. Zero was off with scope and had same problem with laser. Up to this point I had not had any problems with the scopes other than the mounting screw on the quick disconnect coming lose. Both Scopes have been removed from the guns and shall be placed either in a box for return to Ncstar or given to a 4 year old girl and a 6 year old boy to play with/destroy..