Everything works. Needs a much better manual. I`ll mount it on my ar 15 and sight it in when better weather comes.

Nice scope, easy to mount.

Very nice scope easy install great value

looks really good for the price can't wait to put it on my riffle.

So far this scope has been awesome. Well built very easy to install. The laser is really bright. I have it set to 100 yards and can see it well. The flashlight is durable and bright. The red dot works really well. The only downside to the red dot is the crosshairs and the bullseye and a little blurry and no matter how clean it is they are still blurry. The scope itself is really clear and feels built really well. But the actual dot looks good that’s the only reason for the 4 out of 5. Will definitely buy again in the future

Just received and mounted on my 1200fps pellet rifle. Purchased the 11mm to 20mm rail adaptor, as this scope is 20mm, and my pellet rifle is 11mm. The scope has all the bells and whistles and it very accurate. The image is super clear. People who have rated it low for image quality, may not have had the target distance zoomed in accurately. If you feel you are roughly 15 yards away, turn the dial to 15. If you feel you are about 50 away, turn it to 50. Simple and clear!

Work ok for bow at least has spot and laser good combo

This optic is very well made and holds its zero well. The eye relief isn't too good, but its good enough for the price range.The reflex sight works great too and you can change the reticle on the go.I took off the laser and the flashlight, but i still plan to use the flashlight elsewhere. I like how it can be attached to any picatinny rail and isn't permanently affixed to the scope.I would recommend a laser boresight to help zero the scope in and I would suggest a picatinny rail riser if the scope feels too low.Overall I rate this scope a 10/10 for the price point.

The actual scope is good and looks pretty solid but it's not too much power for short and medium range only can be used, mounted on a sks with rail the laser and flash light is amazing, also the eye sight has some light features wich is very helpful for day and night, one of the issues I have so far the lenses cover meant to be opened flipped up, but that's not happening with out a fight or you can completely remove them from scopeIn general it's good for the value

Purchased this with hesitation, very happy with the combo, issue with the reflex sight and the remote switch for the laser, which the company is sending a free replacement immediately (very nice), scope is clear and stable, laser is more powerful than I expected, flashlight is nice and bright. If I needed another, I would definitely look at Feyachi. Very happy with my purchase

We all know that internet shopping has changed the world and how we find the things we need. It has also opened up the possibility to find things, brands and manufacturers we wouldn't have even known to look for. Sometimes it's a gamble to go with brands that we've never seen before, but another thing it has done is create the review process many of us rely on to mitigate that gamble. In the case of UUQ I found a very solid budget optic package that I wouldn't have without it. I've purchased many optics over the years. Most often I've gone with well known brands like Bushnell or Leupold, often spending upwards of a grand. With Brandon in his office times have gotten tight for many of us, so with my latest build I decided to try to put together a quality weapon on a shoestring budget. Partly to save money, but I also wanted to know what could be done for $1k on the entire build not just one component of it. This price had to get everything, weapon, mags, back up sights, offset rails, risers, sling and of course optics. For the optics package I wanted a reflex sight and at least a 4-10x50 scope. I started with a brand new stock Radical Forearms RF-15 ar-15 platform rifle picked up from my favorite gun dealer for about $550. An excellent rifle at an amazing price. I could do a five page review on all of the glorious aspects on that weapon alone. Check one out if you're in the market for the starting point of an exceptional ar-15 platform build, but I digress. After getting all of the other needed parts for the build I had just over $300 left for the optics and at that point I figured I would have to go over budget to complete it. I looked at brick and mortar options but there was no way I would get a decent reflex sight and a scope going that direction. So, as I was already in for a penny I decided to check out what was available on Amazon with meh expectations. I spent an afternoon reading reviews generating some frustration that I went to the range to work out. While there I ran into someone there zeroing in a scope I hadn't seen before. Who was UUQ? I was even more surprised to find out it had been purchased on Amazon for less than $200. So off to home I went to look it up. After a bit I decided to roll the dice. I've not regretted that gamble one bit. I'm not much into lasers, and flashlights have never been a priority for any of the guns I've built in the past. The scope and reflex sight however proved to be much much more capable than I had anticipated. Now, I have put around a thousand rounds through the weapon since its completion and honestly it performs as well as rifles I've spent three times as much money on, and spent seven times as much on the optics for. There are a lot of details I cold go into for pages and pages, but for our purposes here the most relevant thing I can say is that if you need optics but don't have all the money you may want to spend on a brand name I don't think you can hope for a better solution than these optics. The only cons I can identify are that you'll want better lens covers and that the flashlight is a little glossy for my tastes, but since I didn't mount it I can say that it's an excellent bonus pocket flashlight. I did keep the laser mounted and it has grown on me as a quick and dirty range finder since it hits at about one MOA at a hundred yards. There are always trade offs for getting gear on the cheap, but with UUQ none of them have bothered me one bit. I even had a hundred bucks left over that I used for another ten MFT mags to add to the pile. 'Nuff said.

Id say pretty decent. May not use the light and laser, but the scope seems clear and the red dot will cover all distances. Bought this kit because the 1st one I bought didn't have the parallax adjustment. Price is getting a bit steep if not using the extra stuff, but its also not several hundred dollars.

Kinda hard to go wrong with the bundle for $140 bucks. The model I got included the green laser, the flash light with multiple modes, the 4x to 16x scope with reticle illumination, and the red dot/green dot sight.The Good: Pretty much everything. The scope might be a bit overkill to some, but it's exactly what I wanted for my coyote hunting AR. The laser is great, can't say anything bad about that. The flashlight is awesome as well...not SUPER bright but bright enough, and has 5 modes (3 levels of illumination, strobe, and SOS). The red dot/green dot sight has a few different reticles and a few levels of illumination, and is great on my range/hobby shooting AR.- Once zeroed in, the scope held zero perfectly on my 5.56. Mounted it on my Ruger AR 450 Bushmaster, zeroed it, and it held for multiple shooting sessions before I put it back on my 5.56, and that 450 Bushmaster round is a monster, so I'm surprised it held.- Have nothing bad to say about the other accessories; they all serve a purpose and serve it well.THE BAD: There really isn't anything "bad" about this. As a unit...with a laser, flashlight, and red dot sight all mounted on a scope, it's REALLY HEAVY. That being said, I can't see a practical use for keep it all mounted together. So while not bad...it's more of "silly" I guess.CONCLUSION: There's enough quality accessories here for a great price to outfit and/or fill missing accessory gaps on two to three firearms. Altogether, it has that cliche "tacticool" look, but let's face it...you don't need all these things on ONE gun, so you might as well divvy them up and attach them to other guns in your collection. I guess if you're looking for an excuse to buy another rifle, you might as well buy this bundle so you can explain to your wife/husband/girlfriend that you need another gun for the extra accessories.