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

In a nutshell CVLIFE did a great scope and deserves my feedback, real user, real not paid feedback.Details: I bought this scope back in April 2021 and I have used it extensively eradicating invasive iguanas and it has survived around twenty thousand shots and continues working well. It requires some adjustment but in this almost 5 years I have adjusted 3 to 4 times. My scope is banged and scratched, its been under rain, on the gravel floor and in dirt, the only let say "issue" I ever had was the front lens or cover lens got a bit loose and I solved the issue just re tightening but I did it wrong and bent the thin o'ring, my mistake, yet it got tight and still working. I am very happy with this product to this day and I think it is worth every dollar. I hope CVLIFE will keep the quality for this product. Also, do not get me wrong either, this is not a thousand dollar scope so simply don't expect that or compare this to those units, for its price this is a great outstanding product that last and performs well under harsh use.

Update: 5-13-2017 I mounted one of these on my Remington Tyrant XPG. Remington Tyrant XGP Air Rifle air rifle WOW! Absolutely great results. Turned it into a tack driver.Update: 3 of 4 scopes still going strong on springer's. Amazon let me return the bad one, no problem. CVLife even contacted me to get more information about the problem. First class customer service.Update: 3-5-17 Hatsan Edge lost accuracy, Something inside the scope has come loose, rattles when you shake it. Not good. Will have to see how they handle the problem. Magnum springers are brutal on scopes. Will adjust rating again if response is appropriateUpdate: I purchased a second one to replace the original scope on a new Remington Tyrant 22 cal. Great gun, horrible original scope. I popped off the old scope and dropped the new one in the existing mounts. Burned up 5 pellets getting the new one roughly sited in. Wow that was easy! The last target was shot on my crude indoor 10 meter range. I am going to order 2 more. They are a huge improvement over 4 x 32 scopes supplied with both my Remington 22's and even the slightly better one on the Ruger177 Blackhawk.This scope survived a couple of weeks and several hundred shots on my Magnum springer Hatsan 125, a rifle that destroyed the scope that came with it in a week. The Hatsan shoots standard 7.4 gr. lead pellets at 1250 FPS. No B.S. I crono'd mine and was amazed to see those velocities. To reach those velocities that rifle has a very heavy spring rate, cocking force and produces massive forward recoil. After Hatsan (great company) sent me a replacement scope I moved the CVLife scope to my 17 Cal Benjamin Maximus, all is well. It survived the Hatsan 125, it can survive anything. It was unaffected by its life on the ultimate scope killer Hatsan 125. It isn't perfect but it is a great value at its price point. On its new home, the Maximus it should have a long and easy virtually recoilless life. It still shoots one hole 5 shoot groups at 10 meters. I have not had a chance to use it outside. When it is minus 3 and the wind chimes are horizontal pointing east it is not good conditions to do accuracy testing outdoors. Gets a little fuzzy at higher powers and needs to be refocused, but hey, if you want one that doesn't, get out your wallet. I just leave mine on 3 power. For varmint control it is all I need. I love it.

The scope is basic, with good clarity. Overall, a great value.The rings on the other hand, are a joke. Extra-Tall means you can't get a cheek weld. I replaced them with some low- height rings.

Super clear and easy to adjust. Works perfectly for me.

5-24-23 UPDATEILL LEAVE MY ORIGINAL REVIEW BELOW HERE IS MY UPDATE:Earlier this month the front sight began rattling. It is loose in the front of the scope and slightly jiggles around. This however hasn't affected the sights or cross hairs and it still seems to work just about as good as before. However this isn't a good thing to happen. I treat it good have never dropped it etcIt's past the return deadline so I'm stuck with it. I wanted to let anyone reading my review know it isn't built all that well.I'm now giving it 3 generous stars out of 5.END OF UPDATEThere's a reason why nearly 9,000 reviews averaging 4.5 stars out of 5At my time of purchase it was $28.This is a great scope. 9x magnification seemingly crystal clear.Sighting in was very easy, no special tools needed. Unscrew the caps there's a dial with a built in lever. Very easy to dial in very distinct clicks can be felt and heard.Best part is how clear this scope is. Really amazing for it's price.I highly recommend this scope to anyone looking for a good (great) budget friendly scope.Good stuff

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.