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| Value for Money | 9.5/10  |
|---|---|
| Overall rating | 9.5/10 |
Full review by
informer
on 10th May 2006
User Rating : 9
Respect :
+1
Good Points: Well built Clear View Good Value mid range scope Multiple Aim Point Reticle design
Bad Points: None found yet
General comments: I bought this scope for shooting at upto 100 feet as I felt I didn,t need to go for and pay more for a 3-9 scope and I was right. I paid £44 for the scope and mounts to go on a QB78 .22 air rifle (also reviewed). The rifle came with a chinese 4x20 scope which was neither use nor ornament (why do manufacturers make these) and was practically impossible to zero in. In comparison the Hawke scope was easily zeroed in from 30yds and within a few minutes I was hitting 24mm chalk targets from 80ft with ease.
MAP - Multiple Aim Point reticle - easier to use than mil dot and extremely accurate, if you are unfamiliar with MAP what it basically allows you to do is adjust your aim from different distances without having to adjust the windage/elevation etc. Would recommend to anyone not wanting to fork out a fortune but still own a quality scope.....
informer's review and ratings | 173 words
Review by
Sub Sea Sniper
expert review 
on 31st Aug 2005
User Rating : 10
Respect :
+2
The Hawke Sport HD MAP 6x40 is one of a new range of sights which all sport a newly designed mildot reticule. These scopes range from the £190 airmax which has a rangefinding element built into the reticule right down to the 6x40 which eliminates the rangefinding element and retails for £39.95.
The heart of this scope is the new mildot reticule which has been preset to relate to specified distances from the target you are shooting at. I will get to this later, first of all I will ...
Sub Sea Sniper's full review | 652 words | 2 comments added.
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