PINTY Tactical Rifle Scope Combo: Illuminated Optics, Red Dot Sight, Laser, RGB Rangefinder Riflescope for 20mm Picatinny Rail

Very nice scope works great

I have purchased 5 scopes from this company since 2022 for my rifles. I have used them on AR-15, 308, 30-06 and 6.5 creedmoor rifles. I have only had to replace one (due to issues with the other items in the combo set) and return one due to the scope being defective(since I was selling the rifle that scope was on, I got a refund instead of a new scope). I feel these scopes are great for the value to use on my everyday hunting and target shooting rifles. They have held the zero over the years and use.

Put this on an AR-15, did sighting-in only at 25 yds, indoors. INITIAL IMPRESSIONS: OPTICAL SCOPE. Solid build, heavy, large. And long: when mounted on my AR for what was for me proper eye relief the eyepiece of the scope was just over the near end of the charging handle, made getting to the handle a bit awkward, but I guess manageable. Got the scope zeroed with 9 shots, no problems; easy, and probably 6 shots would have done it. The reticle (see the ad) is a strange one, and somewhat distracting, to me, and there's no info provided about how to use it properly to its fullest at longer distances. (That info can be found on the web by searching for images of "types of rifle scope reticles.") The petal-shaped hood over the objective lens is as ugly as sin to me. Would have been nice(r) if the scope could be taken off the attached pic mount so I could use lighter rings, but you can't and doing so would then eliminate the rail sections (9, 12, 3 o'clock) for, for example, the red dot and/or laser sight. The interior of the scope obviously has no light-deadening/absorbing coating. Turn the intensity of either the green or red illumination past 2 or so and there's scatter all inside the tube and an inner halo. All acceptable when intensity is not turned up.... indoors; don't know how things will be in bright sunlight. Focus for the eyepiece was very stiff at first. When magnification cranked up to > 5x I couldn't get the target clear. Maybe things will be ok at higher mags and longer distances. Wish the low and top end of the mag range was lower (e.g, 1-6) rather than what it is, but I couldn't find an alternative scope with the same features, price range, and my preferred magnification range. Diopter adjustment on eyepiece was VERY stiff. Batteries: common, easy to find (2032 as I recall; see product specs.) RED/GREEN DOT REFLEX SIGHT: Smallish, but quite usable. I was concerned that with it being mounted so high over the receiver I'd never get the dot down to coincide with the scope cross-hairs. That wasn't a problem. However the windage and elevation adjustment screws had somewhat of a wonky response. Didn't seem that when, for example, adjustment was made for "up" the dot moved accordingly each time. Same with windage. Nonetheless, with a little fiddling (and no additional ammo used for this part) I got it dead on with the optical scope. Thankfully the adjustments on the red dot are done with an Allen key, which nicely sits and stays put in the screw heads while adjusting, and which way to turn for windage and elevation is clearly marked even for my old eyes. (This is in distinction to some of my cheap red dots and scopes where you use a small regular screwdriver that never seems to fit the slot right and the direction arrows and "R" or "UP" are so damned small on shiny metal I can't see them.) Batteries: takes 3 (supplied) but they are, to me, and uncommon size (e.g., ( have dozens of LR44s around the house but this sight takes something smaller). GREEN LASER: I suspect it'll be fine, and I greatly prefer green over red. It too seems well made, but I didn't put it on because with the optical scope + red dot I figured I already had enough "stuff" hung on the rifle. Another fairly odd (to me) battery size, but I have a couple of spares for another laser on another gun. OVERALL: So far I'm happy with the purchase. It didn't cost an arm and a leg, zeroing went fine, and now I'll get to see how things go at longer distances and with more ammo jarring things up.

I am very impressed with the quality of this package for the price I paid. Once I dialed it in it was nothing but bullseyes at 5 years with the scope, and nothing but bullseyes at 25 yards with the green dot. Easy to assemble and dial in. Holds its settings perfectly.

Very satisfied with the scope. Holds position well. Good optics and easy to manage. Seems durable thus far.

This is really a good item! I had the sig saur romeo and Juliet combo. Loved it, until I went out on a ledge and tried this one. Superior optical heavy stable quality and features rich like you wouldn't believe for the price. I paid hundreds and hundreds for the old sig saur setup I had and this thing blows it out of the water. 500 rounds later, it's stays zero'd in, takes moving and bumping around perfectly and is holding up the way I would expect an expensive optic to. Try this out as I feel like it's really worth it.

I put the Pinty Rifle Scope Red Dot Laser Combo on my Bauwolf 50-cal. It has held zero for 100 rounds so far, so I'd say it's well worth the price. I also used the red dot on my 7.62x39, and it works great. I haven't used the laser yet. I tried to mount it all together Like they show but it was to big, I have smaller full size hand guns than it all together and lighter. Yes its hevy if you put the scope with the red dot and lazer all at the same time.

This is a rather large scope for an AR platform. It is not heavy, but probably bulkier that needed. If you have a carry handle model (I did), the riser will be too tall. The scope and laser are both decent. CAUTION battery compartment cover screw on the holo-sight is very soft aluminum, and the allen wrench supplied is a sloppy fit. Be gentle taking it out, and do NOT put it back in without some anti-seize compound, dielectric grease, or at least a drop of vasoline. The aluminum-on-aluminum thread will gall, resulting in a jammed cover/stripped allen head socket/much cursing. The distributor was pleasant to work with, and refunded me the cost of the holo-sight. I still gave the product a "4" because the scope and laser are fine, and are cost effective. The green laser is quite bright, and co-witnessed with the iron sights without adjustment. I put the scope on another rifle, and the laser and another holographic sight on the AR.

Very nice stuff for very low cost. Only complaint is the tiny annoying batteries that are needed for the red dot sight.

You get a lot for the money, too good to be true....I cant get the scope to sight-in. It is off by 3' at 30' and doesn't get better. Cant return now. Looks like it cost more to make than it is worth but really a waste of time is my experience. Spend more.