Has anyone had a problem with this scope NOT HOLDING ZERO.
1419265
I bought this scope for my AR-15 a month ago. Only fired with it once since buying it. I made sure the ring mounting screws were tight before taking it to the firing range. After an initial zero was made i fired about 100 rounds at 50 yards. The first 3 rounds were in the 1 1/2 inch zero circle but then they started to drift right and down. The first 30 round clip was in a pattern from zero to 4 inches right and down. When i got home i noticed that the 2 rail mounting bolts were coming loose with the front was very loose which explains the right to down loss of zero. Haven't had a chance yet to take it back to the range to see if I can keep it on zero. I bought this scope for my AR-15 a month ago. Only fired with it once since buying it. I made sure the ring mounting screws were tight before taking it to the firing range. After an initial zero was made i fired about 100 rounds at 50 yards. The first 3 rounds were in the 1 1/2 inch zero circle but then they started to drift right and down. The first 30 round clip was in a pattern from zero to 4 inches right and down. When i got home i noticed that the 2 rail mounting bolts were coming loose with the front was very loose which explains the right to down loss of zero. Haven't had a chance... » Read More I bought this scope for my AR-15 a month ago. Only fired with it once since buying it. I made sure the ring mounting screws were tight before taking it to the firing range. After an initial zero was made i fired about 100 rounds at 50 yards. The first 3 rounds were in the 1 1/2 inch zero circle but then they started to drift right and down. The first 30 round clip was in a pattern from zero to 4 inches right and down. When i got home i noticed that the 2 rail mounting bolts were coming loose with the front was very loose which explains the right to down loss of zero. Haven't had a chance yet to take it back to the range to see if I can keep it on zero. « Show Less
1419266
I've only had that problem once, when I removed it at the weaver base from the rifle. I was doing a full clean, and I wanted to make sure I didn't get any oil on the scope. I thought if I made sure to use the same slot, and tightened it good, I'd be OK. I was wrong. The scope was way off after removing it. There was only one other guy at the range that day, who was bored, and knows a lot more than me. When he saw how far off I was, he asked to check the scope. Of the 12 screws that hold the scope in the rings, a few had came loose. I told him I had removed it for cleaning, and he told me that if I ever do that, I'll never get it back exactly the same, and will have to re-sight every time. Since then, I've removed the ring screws, one at a time, and put on a drop of removable (blue) Loctite. I also tightened the base bolts slightly with a wrench. When I clean the rifle, I'll cover it with a plastic bag to make sure I don't get it dirty. It's done fine since, stays zeroed well.
463601
I have two. I only buy good quality optics and honestly I never had an optic that required more rounds fired to zero. It seems to me that after dialing a change in windage or elevation, it takes a few shots to get the change to take and then hold. After it "settles in" it seems to hold zero fine. Not a huge deal, but I don't care for this aspect on the sight.
196561
This is not a 'scope' as it has no targeting apparatus. It is merely a magnification device. As such, there is no way to 'zero' it because there is no need to 'zero' it. If your other optics are zeroed, this device will not effect their zero. So, my answer is, "ZEROED? No." However... You may want to adjust this magnifier's field of vision so that your reflex's sight picture is centered within it... Esthetically more pleasing... But it is not necessary for thid device to function properly.
220924
Mine will not hold a zero after 10 rounds in my M-44 Mosin Nagant. I will try loc-tite but have little hope of success.The scope does not appear to be moving at all and yet the point of impact moves several inches after every shot.The scope may be broken at this point.
954324
I have not had any problems with this scope at all. I have several CenterPoint optics and they are excellent. I rarely use the illumination feature because I usually find even the lowest setting too bright. With that said; however, the illumination on this scope is better than most. This scope is mounted on a Ruger 10/22 but it's bigger brother is on a Marlin .30-30 and has not broke zero yet. Hope this helps.
1319400
Mine has held up fine to 7.62x39. Has not lost its zero yet after 100's of rounds. Best bet would be to try it and if it fails send it back. Good luck
1472755
I have never had an issue with the supplied scope. I got a laser sight thing to set up the scope and it still seems accurate. Make sure your optics are properly mounted.
1895372
I have it mounted on a hi point carbine, so far it has held zero. I run about 300 rounds through it. Some people have had a very good experience with this sight, and other have not. I have not had a good experience with this sight. The first sight I bought had to be return because of the small amount of recoil on my hi point caused a short in the circuits, which caused the sight to flicker on and off. Its my belief that this sight would not last from consistent recoil of a 12 gauge of any length barrel. I could be wrong, but you are taking a chance.
1314270
My scope has not turned off while using it. I would guess a faulty power source or wiring - I would contact manufacturer for warranty.
1763660
I have not had any issue with losing zero. Great scope for the price. You will need higher mounts than standard.
1282875
I have had no problems with mine. Accurate as far as I have been able to determine.
2268757
I have put mine on my SKS and have had no problems what-so-ever, and it seems to maintain a zero just fine.
1439823
I have this scope mounted on 3 of my rifles...a Winchester .270, a .30-06 and .300 WSM. This is a wonderful product that really holds zero...
954320
I have not had any problems with this scope at all. I have several CenterPoint optics and they are excellent. I rarely use the illumination feature because I usually find even the lowest setting too bright. With that said; however, the illumination on this scope is better than most. This scope is mounted on a Ruger 10/22 but it's bigger brother is on a Marlin .30-30 and has not broke zero yet.Hope this helps.
2093011
Not a sniper here or really qualified to say. However, took it out to the range for the first time last week. Found optics to be really clear and focused. Took awhile to get zeroed in but once did, it was fine. It you would like, I am going back out in a couple days again and will let you know if it held zero.
2045143
I can't fully speak on that because I haven't had it on long enough to run it down. I have maybe ran it total on high for about 4 hours and it hasn't started to die at all. This has been a great scope so far, absolutely love it.
1739880
Mine is just an iron sight with a white dot on it. I still haven't been able to zero in the scope.