Matrix 4x32 Magnification Fiber Optic Illuminated Rifle Scope
(Color: Black / Red Fiber)

"If you are looking for an ACOG and don't want to spend to $1K for an actual one, this is for you! Having used the ACOGs for quite some time, I was really impressed by how comparable this product is, especially the magnification & field of view. All metal construction, fiber optic illumination, same reticle as the military and looks fantastic. We will see how it holds up, but other than that, the only criticism I can think of is that the optic isn't as forgiving for those with an astigmatism. That said, the glass is clear, bright, and exceptional. Well worth the money and a product I will be recommending to friends!

"I don't know how this optic could receive any reviews under 5 stars. Seriously, you're getting a identical replica of a real ACOG for $90.

Pros:
-Bright reticle
-Medium distance magnification
-Fiber optic (no batteries)
-Sturdy construction
-No goofy "for airsoft only" labeling
-Good eye relief (for a 4x scope)

Cons:
-None that I can think of

If you're looking for a scope for medium to even long distance engagements this is the sight for you. Not as bulky as a sniper scope, but not as fragile as a reflex sight. Would recommend this sight hands down!

"TL;DR Bought a defective sight, returned it and basically got a near identical replica of a real Trijicon ACOG

The first time I purchased this sight, I was very disappointed. The sight was canted, sight adjustment caps were loose and could not thread into the housing, the fiber optic was loose and fell off easily, the reticle did not illuminate, and overall a piece of crap. But from seeing the good reviews on this sight I thought maybe I received a defective product, so I returned it and requested a new one.

Boy, am I glad I did.

This has got to be the closest thing to a real Trijicon x4 ACOG. The crosshairs are pretty bright when the fiber optic is exposed to light, but you can use a trick I've learned in military service by using duct tape to partially cover the fiber optic to adjust the brightness. The eye relief is normal for an ACOG so adjusting your stock or mounting the sight closer to the rear will help you. While the sight is not a red chevron, like most traditional ACOGs, the reticle is a near replica of a Trijicon TA11J type (green illuminated crosshair) which is still functional and cool.

Pros:
-Near identical replica of a real ACOG
-Full metal and durable
-Functional fiber optic (no batteries needed)
-Great eye relief (for an ACOG)

Cons:
-None, if your sight is anything other than what I mentioned then I suggest exchanging it for a functioning one.