HAWKE Vantage 2-7x32 AO Mil-Dot Waterproof Fogproof Shockproof Aluminium Hunting Scope or Vantage 2-7x32 AO Mil-Dot Hunting Scope with Match Mount 2-Piece 1in Medium Weaver Scope Rings (Bundle)

After researching scopes for quite sometime, I came to the conclution that hawke is the way to go. The glass is amazing, the scope holds zero, and just simply works. I use this with my night scope, as this scope uses parallax. Super easy to zero in. After purchasing this, I already ended up ordering another for my other gun.

I am using this scope on a Gamo Swarm Whisper air rifle in .177 caliber. This is a nitrogen gas piston (springer) air rifle that can be really hard on scopes not rated for air rifles.Multiple websites recommend the Hawke series of scopes for airguns, and this is a good pricepoint, so I chose this scope.So far, it is holding up nicely after about 500+ pellets fired. No issues with holding zero. Mounted to rifle using a UTG medium profile single piece scope ring, which is mounted to the recoil reducing rail provided on the Gamo rifle.

This is mounted on a Crosman Vantage NP in .177cal *air gun*I am super excited about this scope. the 2-7 is PERFECT for the 177 airgun i have it on. The glass is super crisp and clear, the crosshairs are perfect in size and thickness. Once you have this zeroed it just does exactly what you ask of it. It holds a zero very well, 200 rounds down range and no adjustments needed. The elevation and windage knobs are finger click, really pronounced CLICK and the caps cover the knobs with no touching. Though the caps take like 20 full turns to tighten, they wont be slipping off, ever. The light transmission is very very good and it's very easy to see your target even in dusk/dawn situations. It comes with a very sturdy lens protector with yellow lens and clear.I purchased two of these and will mount the 2nd one on a Gamo Urban in .22. Extremely happy with this optic for the price you cannot beat it. Hands down the best 100 dollar scope i have ever purchased. They do NOT come with rings but rings are fairly cheap and easy to obtain. I just used a couple cheap ones left over from another project rifle. 99/100 can't recommend enough.

I acquired the HAWKE Vantage 2-7x32 AO Mil-Dot Hunting Scope and attached it to my Benjamin Marauder .25 caliber. The scope has surpassed my expectations. It was simple to mount, and the elevation and windage adjustments worked smoothly and tracked accurately.The adjustable parallax is a great feature—it functions exactly as intended, ensuring that every time I align my eye to the scope, the target is clear and on point. I’ve consistently achieved 1-inch shot groups at 60 yards, which demonstrates the scope’s precision. During the sight-in process at 20 yards, it performed reliably, and I found it easy to dial in.The build quality is also excellent. The scope is waterproof, fog-proof, and shockproof, which gives me confidence in using it in various outdoor conditions. Its aluminum construction feels durable and well-made.Overall, this is a well-designed, budget-friendly option for hunters or shooters who value accuracy and reliability. Highly recommended for its quality and performance.

I really wanted to like this scope however I received two bad ones in a row. The first one wouldn't properly focus. The second one didn't have a smooth focus (adjustable objective). It clicked as you turned the knob. Also both scopes looked darker compared to the Bugbuster which is the same 32mm diameter and nearly the same price. A definite difference in light gathering. The eye relief is also horrible. You have to be spot on to even see through this scope. I hear Hawk scopes are generally good and maybe its just this particular model that has issues. I'm not trying a third purchase.I do own higher quality optics such as Leupold, Nikon, and high end Weavers. I'm not comparing this scope to those in any way. This scope was purchased for a medium quality airgun. I'm now looking to purchase another Bugbuster model which I have a few issues with but is higher quality in a lot of respects. Look at all its high ratings. It means something. I was let down by this purchase. I don't recommend.

Bought a Hatsan 95 spring piston air rifle in 22cal about half way through last year's squirrel season just to try something different and topped it with this scope. Ended up using that setup for the rest of the season. It's a super crisp scope for the money and has to be in the top percentage for this price range. Probably killed 20 to 30 squirrels with it at various distances from 15 to 50 yards and I've done a ton of plinking around with that air rifle this year and it's held zero perfectly. Springer air rifles have a forward and backwards recoil that's hard on scopes but I've noticed no issues after hundreds and hundreds of pellets. I also had 2 different hunts that involved sitting in the rain near den trees and picking off squirrels when the rain would die down and it didn't hurt this scope at all. I will update if I ever have a problem but for now I have no complaints and Im very happy with it

Bought this to replace a less expensive UTG 4X32 AO scope that would not hold true after sighting in. Scope is solidly mounted to a Benjamin Marauder PCP air rifle which has practically no recoil so the mounts and recoil are not an issue. Difference between the two scopes is like night and day and the Hawke met or exceeded all of my expectations. The Hawke optics are much brighter and clearer. Parallax compensation at 50 feet is spot on accurate with the objective lens set to the 50 ft. mark. Eye relief at 4X is better than the UTG and has a wider range of usable sighting depth making cheek placement on the stock less critical. Eye relief does become more critical at the higher power settings. AO, zoom and focus are all quite stiff to operate but I like that since there is little chance of them shifting while in the field. Does not come with rings or flip up lens covers but I had the rings and it comes with storage lens covers which was all I needed. This scope offers pro level performance and makes the UTG look like a sad piece of junk.