FirefieldRapidStrike Rifle Scope

Using this scope on a 22cal PCP air rifle. I am very satisfied and pleasantly surprised at the overall performance and quality. I liked the first one so much that I purchased a second one. I would recommend this scope for overall value and performance. I am impressed with the sharpness and low light performance. Adjustments are accurate and it’s easy to zero in on your target.Mario WNC

I am very impressed with every aspect of this scope. It has all of the features and performance of a scope three times its price. Holds zero, clear glass, no fish eye, and very pronounced click adjustments. I own three strike eagles and this scope is every bit as good as they are. It is a steal at this price, and even better when on sale.

The media could not be loaded. Primarily adding this review because I haven't seen any pictures of the reticle itself and wanted others to reference for their research.TLDR: if you're just getting into LPVO's I think this is a good option for the money, it's filled with features so that you can find out for yourself which aspects you want to min/max for your next scope before you dump $300~$500 on something based on someone's word. But I wouldn't get this again since I already have this one.Glass quality: pretty good at 1-4x, but 5x and 6x have really bad scope shadow and fuzziness around the corners, I'd say stick to 1-4x for most use.Reticle: Looks like a knockoff hybrid of ACSS and other horshoe reticles, I hate the black bar at the bottom, I think it's supposed to help guide your eyes to the center but more often than not it just ends up blocking a portion of what you wanted to take a look at.Eye relief: This is really where I'm torn, from 1-4x eye relief is super forgiving, and at 1x (it's more like 1.25x) you can use the reticles lit as a red dot/green dot while being in less than ideal viewing positions. But as soon as you step up to 5x or 6x you better be exactly where you need to be to get a clear picture, because it'll be basically useless from any other angle. Same with glass quality, stick to 1-4x, it's really good there. See video for mentioned scope shadow/eye relief issues.Build quality/ease of use: The scope feels solid enough, I've accidentally dropped it couple of times while cleaning the rifle and it's survived just fine. The throw lever is ok, I don't like the way it's held together on the joint section, it feels like anyday it's gonna give but for the money, I can't complain. Adjustments with the turrets are easy and smooth, and the included mount is solid. One weird thing is I don't have illumination on both red/green for setting 2. It doesn't light up the reticle and I'm not sure if this is a feature or a QC issue. Seeing how dim setting 1 and 3 are I doubt I'll ever use setting 2 but still, something to note.Overall: I think you have to be realistic with your expectations. For what you're paying, it's pretty good, but sometimes other better known brand scopes drop in price to Firefield level, and that's where you'll have the dillemma, and I say go for the bigger brands. QC and warranty work will be easier and better. With this cope you're kinda hoping everything works right out of the box.*1st pic of clock is at 1x, 2nd pic is at 6x. Clock was about 10ft away and is about 1.5ft in width if you're wanting to get perspective.

This really serves the purposes for which it was purchased. Given its affordability it has outperformed the price point. Of course, there are other brands and far more superior glass out there, but practically, and for all intents and purposes, you cannot go wrong with this glass. It's clear, it's accurate, it's lighter than some others that I have, and it functions better than some others that I've experienced. The dials are crisp and tactile with no slop, and thus far has held zero, and has returned to zero when I deliberately moved the dials. I recently punched out to 300 yards with a .300 AAC Blackout, and it performed very well and surpassed my expectations and described limitations. For the money, you cannot go wrong with this LPVO. It has green and red reticle illumination; the only drawback is it's not a daylight bright reticle. But hey, if it's daylight, who cares, aim for your shot, break your shot, and hit what you shot at! Easy. Since I'm a little older, I prefer a higher profile for easier access to the eye box for faster indexing, so I use a QD adjustable riser. Works wonderfully!

I'm liking this setup. Haven't dialed it in but for the price it seems made well!

Works perfect and is so easy to get on a target, and it hits where you aim it like a good quality optic offers. No distortion, no fogging up the lens. Awesome product and great buying experience. I will be a repeat customer for sure.

The ProsFor the price, you just can't beat this optic. I have a very bad astigmatism, and I have no problem seeing the reticle. I like the green illumination the best, but the black unilluminated reticle is very visible during the day.I'm a novice when it comes to scopes, and I had very little trouble setting this up using a bore sight. If you aren't experienced with scopes, I would encourage you to consult the owner's manual before making adjustments to the turrets. I had read another review stating that the turrets wouldn't move. At first I thought I had gotten a dud like the guy in the other review. As it turns out, if you simply read the directions the turrets work just fine. After 100 rounds, the zero didn't change at all.If you don't have a lot of money for an LPVO this is a very decent scope for the money.The Cons:This isn't a $1000 scope, so the illumination isn't really visible in daylight for either color of reticle. If you prefer a red reticle, just know it's considerably dimmer than the green. Overall though these are very nitpicky cons.