Simmons SIM3940C ProTarget 3-9x40mm Riflescope

Description: Enhance your rifle's accuracy and precision with the Simmons SIM3940C ProTarget 3-9x40mm Riflescope in black. Designed for Simmons brand rifles, this scope boasts a Mil Dot reticle type, 40mm objective lens diameter, and a maximum magnification of 9x. Its sleek black color adds a touch of elegance and convenience to your hunting and sporting activities. This Simmons Riflescope is perfect for rifle enthusiasts who are looking for a reliable and high-quality accessory to enhance their shooting experience. Its durable and sturdy build ensures that it will last for a long time and provide you with accurate and reliable results.According to ScopesField.com (Richard Douglas)review the Simmons 8-Point 3-9×40 Review (2024): Worth the Money? The Simmons 8-Point 3-9×40 truplex rifle scope costs only $60.With a price tag like that, the optic must be trash. Or at least, that’s what I thought.After shooting over 100 rounds and testing every feature from durability to eye relief, I’m actually quite surprised with this budget optic.It’s lightweight, yet tough enough to take on the worst abuse or accidental drops. Along with the quick target acquisition, it holds zero like a charm. Plus, the 8-point rifle scope doesn’t cost a fortune. So there are no worries about paying beyond a certain budget limit. But how could the Simmons 8-point 3-9×40 rifle scope be functional and a great deal for it’s more affordable price?Glass Clarity & Reticle: The glass clarity is crisp and very clear, which isn’t surprising with the fully-coated optics.This feature helps prevent the dreaded sun glare and keeps the shooter’s view clear as day. I definitely found the glass to be of high-quality. Which is great considering the price of this rifle scope. It certainly rivals some of the best riflescopes on the market this year.Eye Relief & Eye Box: The eye relief of these fully-coated optics is 3.5 inches, which I found a bit unforgiving. It’s a shorter eye relief, especially at higher magnifications. But when I stayed dialed down, it wasn’t an issue. So shooting close-range targets was much easier with the low magnification.Durability: This scope can handle the worst accidental drops. Not only is it waterproof and fog proof, but it’s recoil proof to boot. So I didn’t have to worry about any intense recoil ruining this optic. Overall, I’m impressed with the rugged construction and high-quality protection from the elements. It’s durable yet affordable, so it’s fantastic for smaller caliber or lower power loads. I’m definitely bringing this scope along on my hog hunting adventures. I know it will hold up well with no problem. Elevation & Windage Knobs: The turrets were close to getting my good graces, but I had drawbacks. First off, they aren’t too snappy. Meaning there were no crisp clicks when adjusting. While I was making windage and elevation adjustments, they felt spongy. However, they were quite accurate, so I was able to use these MOA turrets to their full capacity without any further issues. Parallax & Magnification: The Truplex reticle magnification is 3-9x, with a fixed parallax. But I found that the Truplex reticle didn’t want to focus at close distances at high magnification. So I had to put the focus all the way back at times, depending on how close I was to my target. The parallax pegs at 100 yards and has a pretty standard depth of field. But if I’m going to be shooting over 100 yards, I’ll want a scope with a higher magnification range. Mounting & Rings: There’s no mount or rings included with the Simmons 8-Point 3-9×40, but I have some recommendations. For a clearer picture of crucial mounting tips, check out how to properly mount a scope: After that educational moment, I mounted it on my Lonsel 21mm Picatinny/Weaver Rail. To View picture of mounting bracket and ring review picture in the photos also for full review of this item please visit. https://scopesfield.com/

Price: 59 USD

Location: Fort Worth, Texas

End Time: 2024-09-24T13:57:35.000Z

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