MonstrumCyborg 4X Prism Scope | BDC Reticle

This 4x prism scope is better in every way than my $375 Primary Arms 3x Prism scope except in Size and Weight. It's definitely heavier, larger and bulkier than what I was expecting but when you look down the Lens you forget about all that with it's CRISP 4X magnification and that ∆ Chevron type retical, I forgot .....name^ . The red and green shake awake illuminations are easy button presses and at the highest settings aren't all blurry like I've found on my Primary Arms. The only thing I can't compare yet is if it keeps its zero which I hope I does as well as it's Primary Arms competitor. Highly recommend this scope and almost everything from MONSTRUM for that matter, they are that amazing company that puts out Quality Product and very affordable Prices.

I unboxed the scope, and instantly put it on my Savage MSR recon. After zeroing it in at 250 yards. And throwing about rounds through it I realize the scope is pretty nice. The only downfall is as zoom in closer and closer the focus blurs up a bit. At Max zoom you really can’t see But regardless this scope is bad a*s

This really surprised me. I'm switching to the Cyborg from a Vortex strike fire II with the Vortex 3x magnifier. I was very surprised. Mostly because I associate Monstrum with cheap Chinese trash but it seems like they are stepping up their game quite. It also looks like Chinese manufacturers are getting better. I was very impressed with the glass quality. It's not great but it is pretty good. I really like the BDC reticle and the illumination was cool as well. Really with the etched glass, there is a good chance I wont even use the even use the illumination. The overall build quality seems really good and it has held zero on my 5.56. The 4x magnification makes target acquisition a little slower than a red dot but it's not bad at all. Overall I wish I had bought this instead of spending 400+ on my Vortex setup. Very happy with the Cyborg so far.

So I am one to usually buy once cry once as they say.. I usually spend good money on my optics but I was hearing good things about the cyborg. Now I am talking about Night force . Trijacon . Eotech ect... so I got the 4x cyborg and set it up on a moded out mini 30 and it's honesty great quality glass durable housing the only thing I can day about it is that it is chunky little heffy but not much of a difference now that being said this is a 400 dollar prisum scope all day and that would be a steal ! But at this price you are getting it seems to good to be true but it's not and mind u I bought this over a Acog and I an not mad I mite have to start trying more of their products !

This is my first prism site, I’ve been a big fan of red dots for years. Put this on a Ruger 1022 backpack takedown. Fantastic clarity and easy to sight in. I need more range time but I might end up switching some of my AR 15s over to this prism?

I've gotten to the point where I'm extremely leery of bargain scopes. Even the ones that are clear when you look through, have a good sight picture, and you can actually get tuned appropriately on the rifle, frequently seem to fall apart over time with use. After a few shots, they're losing zero. Screws are backing out and disappearing. One thump putting the rifle away (not even talking about dropping it) and it's lost zero never to be found again. Short battery life. All of it. It's getting old.Well, at least so far, this is an exception to the rule. It's right about at the bottom of what I'd call the minimum amount you need to spend to get a decent site. The inexpensive ones aren't inexpensive, they're cheap. However, this Monstrum is working well. Instead of getting it on a gun, testing it and posting a review, I've left this in place for a while. Put it away and took it back out. Put some extra rounds down range.It's holding up.You're getting a pretty good scope for the money. That's a win. Best of all, there's a 3x magnifier, made by Monstrum, that works well with it too.Overall, happy. Site is a bit on the small side, so target acquisition was a little bit of a challenge. I also found it to be a bit dark. Not bad, just more dim than I'd like in a scope. But I was hitting what I was aiming at, even after having it on the rifle for a couple of months. So I'm happy.

This was my first prism sight after using many scope type sights over the year and I have to say this 4x Monstrum prism sight was a new and pleasurable experience. Disregard the reviews of those that have no idea as to how far away on the rail to mount the sight to eliminate “Scope Shadow” or not being able to quickly pick up the retinal. I prefer the green chevron over the red, making moa adjustments is quick and easy and using the bullet drop compensator (BDC) is easy to use once you have the sight zeroed for your preferred shooting distance all your required data is at your eye to hit targets further out or closer in. What’s not to like about this sight?I read reviews of whiners saying it’s too heavy, they can’t see through it, the eye box is too small, etc. these are kids that are trying to use a quality sight for paint ball shooting and not combat shooting and they haven’t a clue of the difference.Buy the sight, spend time in getting to know and understanding how the sight works, make your adjustments and enjoy one of the most affordable prism scopes available.

I am greatly impressed with glass quality eye relief and looks. Haven't had a chance to get it sighted in and rounds down range but so far I love that's it has to offer.