CVLIFE 3-9x40 Optics R4 Reticle Crosshair Scope with Scope Mounts

This seems to be a nice budget scope. Good eye relief, clarity and magnification. I have mounted it and find the included scope rings to be good quality. I am using it on a Remington Scoremaster .22cal. I expect it will dial in nicely, and I hope for many years of plinking fun. All in all, it is a good basic scope for rimfire applications.

Bought this for air gun and 22 needs , first off solid build not too heavy and not completely cheap plastic . The zoom isn't bad for a cheap scope, it’ll work for most varmit pest control uses . However 9x has the crosshairs very fuzzy and it’s kinda hard to focus the crosshairs and target but for 30 dolla I couldn’t recommend a better budget scope for 22 or pellet guns

The reason I am returning this is because for my backyard (relatively short distance), I could not get a clear focus at little over 5X.The box lid was torn and box was lightly crushed but scope seems to work. It was shipped in a plastic bag and not a box.Overall it was a good scope. I was able to dial in relatively fast. I like that you can adjust with your fingers. * This is mainly due to my backyard and distance to the target so for other it may be fine. * At lower magnification, target was in good focus but as soon an I raised it a bit, target started to be blurry. My airgun came with a 4x so I was getting little better. I do not think it is the fault of the scope. It is just my use.I will buy an AO version and I hope this will allow me to focus on the target better.

I have an older GAMO .22 air gun. The scope that came with it had the rectangle come lose and I did not want to try and fix it. I ordered this scope, and as it turns out I would be they are made in the same factor with just a few changes. Also the majority of users like this scope especially for air rifles. I got the GAMO Hornet on sales and the scope lasted six years. I used the GAMO mount and rings because they held zero all those years. Yesterday I sighted the scope in. It is important to make sure you follow the instructions for obtaining eye relief. I shot one group to see where the alignment was, about 3" low but all three round "touched". Remember that each click on the adjustment knobs (left/right, up/down) and for very small adjustments at 100 yards. I sight my gun in for 25', so it can take a large number of "clicks" on the adjusters to move the cross hairs to where they need to be. Shooting groups of threes (all tightly clustered), I had to shoot about 3 groups moving the adjustor between 15 and 20 clicks a time. Then I fired 10 groups of 5 and each group was less than 1.5" (I was using a rest for the rifle during the setup and testing). I don't know about the length of durability, but it is easy to install, easy to adjust, and held well for about 60 shots during setup and testing. For around $30 I don't know of a better choice.

Super affordable, Looks good, sturdy, clear view and easy to set up. Works good up to about 30 yds.

What a great little optic. I had bought a 22 rifle that was super inexpensive so didn't want to spend a lot on the optic. For the price I was surprises at how clear the optics are. The cross hairs are super crisp and the magnification was smooth. I have a 500 round box through the rifle with this optic and no shift in impact. I know it's a .22 but there is some recoil and this was inexpensive so I wouldn't have been shocked to have to keep fiddling with zero. To my surprise it's been spot on since my first zero outing. Now several trips out and back moving around the house taking in and out of case and its been rock solid.

Cvlife has some really great products and this scope it definitely worth the price! Eye relief is good, it holds zero, and comes with scope mounts!

Easily mounted on Ruger 10/22. Seemed to hold zero well so at 25 meters, red yellow bulleye. Just took this out to 60 meters, it became a bit blurry since the range lightning was inadequate making it difficult to get a sharp focus so I took it back to 50 meters, silhouette target. At 50m it was clear. I wasn’t able yo group them well but I believe it was more of me being shaky than the scope. Lastly, today afternoon I zoomed the scope in from 70m The image was sharp and clear. I was able to read to FORD emblem from the parked truck. For this price, it is great scope for 22lr rifle. It just needs adequate lighting for farther distanc, > 50m.10/24/24 update - this bother me for awhile. I thought i didn’t align the scope correctly; however, i finally had a chance to align it. It turned out the horizontal line of the reticle is not completely horizontal. The left end seems to slant slightly downward. Still very accurate at 25yds, last 2 photos.3/31/2025 - blurry image for indoor range at 55 yds, but still holds zero after hundreds of rds since I last reviewed above. It needs a well lighted outdoor environment for clear image.