I bought a bunch of the 2.5x10 Tasco varmint last year for $24.99 on Amazon. I have put a good 2500 plus pellets through my Walther Talon Nitro magnum 22 cal. It’s still bright, crystal clear, and has never lost its zero once. I pulled my gun out yesterday and hit a pop can at 120 yards my first try with the 2nd mil dot down. She’s a keeper!
All of mine are holding up great. They really do make a good scope especially for us airgunners. So happy I found them. That's an awesome shot at 120 yards 👏 👌 Thanks for watching the video. I do appreciate it!
@@bigjsoutdoorsairguns9007 which one is your favorite? I was thinking of trying a 4x since they can still be had for $40. I was thinking for my 522 speedmaster and anshulz woodchucker. 22lr for close up squirrel hunting. It's either that or I was going to try the 2x7 rimfire tascos. I read the rimfire had some bad reviews though.
I tried a gazillion scopes on my break barrels and nothing worked except the tasco bucksight 3-9x40 $29.99. I have 3 of them on 3 air rifles including the hatsan 125. All still holding up!
Hay J! First State and Macabespeed pointed me in your direction! Nice "regular" air rifle reviews, GREAT STUFF! It's awesome you did a budget scope video review! It is definitely an area most air gun channels ignore for some reason? So it has been over one month is the scope still holding! I'm looking at a new Magnum break barrel so a new scope is vital! Thanks for the info! Keep it going brother!
Thanks for the compliments man. I try to center my videos around the regular stuff that most of us regular dudes are shooting. The optic thing does seem to be kind of an overlooked or ignored is probably a better definition. The Tasco scopes are holding tough! I love mine.
I gambled on the 40 ao. I remembered the Tasco name. Glad i got one. For $140 more you might get one with mildots, but i rather have more scopes like these for much less money. Like Yamaha, how do they do this for this price! (I use yamaha and peavey electronics, also great buys). I shoot fine without mildots. Dime groups 20 yards with 1377 + stock, jsb's.
Hello, good video, I am also impressed, I have a spring loaded BSA LIGHTNING XL 5.5, several scopes have broken, HAWKE VANTAGE 4-12X40 AO, it was the last one, it lasted more or less three hundred shots, now I am trying out a LEAPERS UTG 3- 9X40 MIL DOT TF2, here in Portugal it is sold as scope for magnum rifles, I don't like the optical quality, I liked this Tasco and the price, all the best, cheers.
I know those UTG's are supposed to be pretty good. I have one on a Hatsan 125 .25 Springer that I recently bought used but I haven't gotten to shot it hardly at all yet. These Tasco's seem to be pretty good so far. Hoping they hold up. Thanks for watching. I do appreciate it.
Excellent Review!!! That is awesome brother! I was looking at the 3-9×40 and decided not to because I didn't find much info for my liking on it. Now I am seriously considering getting it! Thank you for all the hard work and great content! 😁
That Hatsan probably wound up in the pawnshop because whoever the owner was couldn't handle the cocking effort -- it's not for everyone. But I don't mind the 33# pull to cock my Ruger (by Umarex). I got the Tasco 2-7 x32 for $65 from Midway when they had a free shipping & discount day. The optics are so much clearer than the OEM Ruger 4x32 -- that scope had a kind of sepia tone to everything, and it was nearly useless at sundown. The Tasco makes me realize ho much light and how much blue was missing -- and the squirrels hate it!
Another great video man! Got me interested in the 3-9×40ao. And again, thanks for the advice on stabilising the scope on my crosman 1377 build! Keep up the great work brother!
Hi J.I seen your video and bought one of these for my gas piston Gamo magnum .22 and it's holding up so far so good.im shooting the H&n terminator's and it's pretty accurate man.im impressed.. Thanks for making the video.
I just learned something Big J. Some scope hinged lense caps take up some of the sight picture. After removing the cap, the objective lense is effectively bigger with some caps, but not all.
Excellent thanks for the review brother excellent work I've been looking for some newer cheaper scopes this seems like it might do the job although I agree with you you need the mill dots we need the mill dots have a great day brother keep up the great work
Thanks Lou! It does seem to be a good scope. I was kinda bummed when I checked the prices and they had gone up that much. A guy could probably look around and maybe find them cheaper. At least the 4x32 is still 42 bucks. For now! Lol
Bought another Tasco 3-9 x 40mm AO for my new Beeman Mantis 10616 magnum 177 break barrel. Scope is working great, and that gun has some kick! Shoots RWS Superdome 8.3 gr, 1,000 fps, gets 0.3" group at 30 yards. The scope has just enough power to sight the gun at that distance. Still use both scopes. No problems, no drift. Very pleased but not surprised. Tasco is good stuff.
Note about the reticle, it is a truplex. I dont need mildots with my gun. You might with yours. At 60 yards, starting 1,024 fps, the drop at target is 3" with Crosman 7.9 Hollowpoints. A tree rat target is 4", so my holdover is only 1". Target is hit in 0.2 seconds. This is as far as I will ever shoot small game. So for me, mildots are useless. 177 cal is very fast, very flat. Get the gear you need to get the job done. Never waste money on bells and whistles. I am still very impressed with the Tasco Air scopes. Both I own still work after using on magnum springers. Happy shootin!
Hi. I just purchased a Hatsan 95 Vortex in the 22 cal. So I will be fine with a Tasco air 3-9 x 40? Asking, because I had a Whisper Fusion Mach 1 and my other Tasco Air 2-7 x 32, wouldn't hold zero with my Gamo. Thanks
Dunno much about scopes. But I once did win on a giveaway a basic Tasco 4x32 scope. Has now been on my Sig Sauer Virtus PCP ever since I got the rifle. The Tasco has worked very well for my shooting. Scope on and off with every disassembly operation of the rifle. Never ever much adjusting needed. And the turrets require no tools to use. Way sweet imo.
I’m buying a budget air rifle for backyard squirrel hunting. I’ve opted for a pump version since I am in a residential area and don’t want to “scare” the neighbors with something too loud. That said, I plan to purchase a Daisy Powerline 901. Which of these scopes would be best suited for that rifle? I am considering the 2-7x32 over the 4x32. In comparison I was also looking at the Winchester by Daisy 4x32 air rifle scope. Thanks!
Hey Steve, you know you can't go wrong with one of those old school pumpers. They are usually very reliable and don't require any co2 or an air tank or pump. It should fit your needs well. The 2-7 would be a great scope for that. Although a 4x32 is probably going to be just fine. I am actually switching a lot of my break barrels back to 4x32's. Most of those I don't shoot more than 30 yards and a 4x32 is plenty for that. But having the option to turn up the magnification is great! Especially when you can't see anymore like me. Lol These Tasco's are also tracking really well for me. Very happy with them. Let me know what you decide on and thanks for watching. I do appreciate it!
@@bigjsoutdoorsairguns9007 I grabbed the Tasco 2-7x32 for 5 bucks more than the 4x32. FYI it barely fits on the Daisy 901 due to clearances at the rear sight. That said, I did get it mounted and it looks great. Hoping to sight it in this weekend.
I'm with ya on the reticle. Eww Ewww that smell, nice snag. I had the Hatsan 30 cal, I'd sit out in my blind in the snow and shoot that thing until I hurt for a week from it, lol. Now I work with my .177 and I can shoot about a hundred shots and recover in a few days, lol.
Yes. I have shot a couple of thousand pellets under this scope on different break barrels. It is on a pcp right now but it has taken a beating and is still working great 👍
@@bigjsoutdoorsairguns9007 zeroed this scope on my 125 and so far so good. Holds zero and POI like you said. It’s bright and clear as well. I don’t know why I didn’t have this scope all along lol
@@bigjsoutdoorsairguns9007 it’s incredibly clear. I’m going to get more of these. The POI thing is what really impressed me. I fired probably 50 pellets back to back and the POI remained true. Thank you for this review bro.
Hi Kholil, unfortunately I do not sell them. Here is a link to Tasco's website. If you scroll down the page you will see a "international distributor" tab. tasco.com/rifle-scopes/air-rifle-scopes/ Hopefully that helps. Thanks for watching the video.
I bought a bunch of the 2.5x10 Tasco varmint last year for $24.99 on Amazon. I have put a good 2500 plus pellets through my Walther Talon Nitro magnum 22 cal. It’s still bright, crystal clear, and has never lost its zero once. I pulled my gun out yesterday and hit a pop can at 120 yards my first try with the 2nd mil dot down. She’s a keeper!
All of mine are holding up great. They really do make a good scope especially for us airgunners. So happy I found them. That's an awesome shot at 120 yards 👏 👌 Thanks for watching the video. I do appreciate it!
@@bigjsoutdoorsairguns9007 which one is your favorite? I was thinking of trying a 4x since they can still be had for $40. I was thinking for my 522 speedmaster and anshulz woodchucker. 22lr for close up squirrel hunting. It's either that or I was going to try the 2x7 rimfire tascos. I read the rimfire had some bad reviews though.
I tried a gazillion scopes on my break barrels and nothing worked except the tasco bucksight 3-9x40 $29.99. I have 3 of them on 3 air rifles including the hatsan 125. All still holding up!
I will have to check those out. Thanks for the heads up!
Hay J! First State and Macabespeed pointed me in your direction! Nice "regular" air rifle reviews, GREAT STUFF! It's awesome you did a budget scope video review! It is definitely an area most air gun channels ignore for some reason? So it has been over one month is the scope still holding! I'm looking at a new Magnum break barrel so a new scope is vital! Thanks for the info! Keep it going brother!
Thanks for the compliments man. I try to center my videos around the regular stuff that most of us regular dudes are shooting. The optic thing does seem to be kind of an overlooked or ignored is probably a better definition. The Tasco scopes are holding tough! I love mine.
I gambled on the 40 ao. I remembered the Tasco name. Glad i got one. For $140 more you might get one with mildots, but i rather have more scopes like these for much less money. Like Yamaha, how do they do this for this price! (I use yamaha and peavey electronics, also great buys). I shoot fine without mildots. Dime groups 20 yards with 1377 + stock, jsb's.
Mine are still working fine. 👍 Great scope for the money. Thanks for watching.
That Hatsan is lookin good!
Hello, good video, I am also impressed, I have a spring loaded BSA LIGHTNING XL 5.5, several scopes have broken, HAWKE VANTAGE 4-12X40 AO, it was the last one, it lasted more or less three hundred shots, now I am trying out a LEAPERS UTG 3- 9X40 MIL DOT TF2, here in Portugal it is sold as scope for magnum rifles, I don't like the optical quality, I liked this Tasco and the price, all the best, cheers.
I know those UTG's are supposed to be pretty good. I have one on a Hatsan 125 .25 Springer that I recently bought used but I haven't gotten to shot it hardly at all yet. These Tasco's seem to be pretty good so far. Hoping they hold up. Thanks for watching. I do appreciate it.
Excellent Review!!! That is awesome brother! I was looking at the 3-9×40 and decided not to because I didn't find much info for my liking on it. Now I am seriously considering getting it! Thank you for all the hard work and great content! 😁
Seems like a good one. Thanks man!
That Hatsan probably wound up in the pawnshop because whoever the owner was couldn't handle the cocking effort -- it's not for everyone. But I don't mind the 33# pull to cock my Ruger (by Umarex). I got the Tasco 2-7 x32 for $65 from Midway when they had a free shipping & discount day. The optics are so much clearer than the OEM Ruger 4x32 -- that scope had a kind of sepia tone to everything, and it was nearly useless at sundown. The Tasco makes me realize ho much light and how much blue was missing -- and the squirrels hate it!
Yeah that baby is a workout 💪 My Tasco scopes are still holding up. I really do like them
These are well made scopes. I enjoyed the review very much .
They really are nice. All of mine are still holding strong.
Another great video man! Got me interested in the 3-9×40ao. And again, thanks for the advice on stabilising the scope on my crosman 1377 build! Keep up the great work brother!
No problem man and thanks for the compliment!
Hi J.I seen your video and bought one of these for my gas piston Gamo magnum .22 and it's holding up so far so good.im shooting the H&n terminator's and it's pretty accurate man.im impressed.. Thanks for making the video.
Thanks for the compliment and I am glad it is working well for you. Mine are still working great 👍
I just learned something Big J. Some scope hinged lense caps take up some of the sight picture. After removing the cap, the objective lense is effectively bigger with some caps, but not all.
Hey man, somehow I missed this comment. I apologize. That is good to know.
I dig the rasco scopes i got, good scopes for the money for sure
Fer sure. How you guys doing down there? Been to cold to do much shooting and definitely to crappy for carting! Lol I am sick of winter!
Yeah i'm so over winter time! i wanna be able to go outside and do stuff without turning into an ice cube !!
Excellent thanks for the review brother excellent work I've been looking for some newer cheaper scopes this seems like it might do the job although I agree with you you need the mill dots we need the mill dots have a great day brother keep up the great work
@@timmy4539 Timmy needs mil dot
@@timmy4539 Timmy Timmy.. yes indeed.. I'm a scope newbie.. and thank you for your service 💯
Thanks Lou! It does seem to be a good scope. I was kinda bummed when I checked the prices and they had gone up that much. A guy could probably look around and maybe find them cheaper. At least the 4x32 is still 42 bucks. For now! Lol
Bought another Tasco 3-9 x 40mm AO for my new Beeman Mantis 10616 magnum 177 break barrel. Scope is working great, and that gun has some kick! Shoots RWS Superdome 8.3 gr, 1,000 fps, gets 0.3" group at 30 yards. The scope has just enough power to sight the gun at that distance. Still use both scopes. No problems, no drift. Very pleased but not surprised. Tasco is good stuff.
Note about the reticle, it is a truplex. I dont need mildots with my gun. You might with yours. At 60 yards, starting 1,024 fps, the drop at target is 3" with Crosman 7.9 Hollowpoints. A tree rat target is 4", so my holdover is only 1". Target is hit in 0.2 seconds. This is as far as I will ever shoot small game. So for me, mildots are useless. 177 cal is very fast, very flat. Get the gear you need to get the job done. Never waste money on bells and whistles. I am still very impressed with the Tasco Air scopes. Both I own still work after using on magnum springers. Happy shootin!
Question is how long will these Center Point scopes last on a break barrel air rifle? I've heard .mixed reviews.
How much elevation and windage adjustment do these scopes have?
good review, how is it holding up? are still using it on that rifle? and how many shots have you got in? thanks
Hi. I just purchased a Hatsan 95 Vortex in the 22 cal. So I will be fine with a Tasco air 3-9 x 40? Asking, because I had a Whisper Fusion Mach 1 and my other Tasco Air 2-7 x 32, wouldn't hold zero with my Gamo. Thanks
Nice video buddy !
Thanks man! Seems like it is going to be a good scope. Time will tell!
Dunno much about scopes. But I once did win on a giveaway a basic Tasco 4x32 scope. Has now been on my Sig Sauer Virtus PCP ever since I got the rifle. The Tasco has worked very well for my shooting. Scope on and off with every disassembly operation of the rifle. Never ever much adjusting needed. And the turrets require no tools to use. Way sweet imo.
Just got my magazine called Natchez got that 3.9x40 mm AO for sixty eight forty nine.
Sweet! I think you will really like it. 👍
Yes it will ajust mag eye end
I’m buying a budget air rifle for backyard squirrel hunting. I’ve opted for a pump version since I am in a residential area and don’t want to “scare” the neighbors with something too loud. That said, I plan to purchase a Daisy Powerline 901. Which of these scopes would be best suited for that rifle? I am considering the 2-7x32 over the 4x32. In comparison I was also looking at the Winchester by Daisy 4x32 air rifle scope. Thanks!
Hey Steve, you know you can't go wrong with one of those old school pumpers. They are usually very reliable and don't require any co2 or an air tank or pump. It should fit your needs well. The 2-7 would be a great scope for that. Although a 4x32 is probably going to be just fine. I am actually switching a lot of my break barrels back to 4x32's. Most of those I don't shoot more than 30 yards and a 4x32 is plenty for that.
But having the option to turn up the magnification is great! Especially when you can't see anymore like me. Lol
These Tasco's are also tracking really well for me. Very happy with them. Let me know what you decide on and thanks for watching. I do appreciate it!
@@bigjsoutdoorsairguns9007 I grabbed the Tasco 2-7x32 for 5 bucks more than the 4x32. FYI it barely fits on the Daisy 901 due to clearances at the rear sight. That said, I did get it mounted and it looks great. Hoping to sight it in this weekend.
@@stevedoyel Very cool! Let me know how it goes man
I have Two of the Winchester ,4x32 AO scopes, and like them.
Hi just wondering, do I need to by a rail to fasten the scope rings to the gun or do the rings fit 3/8 groove of my winchester pellet gun. Thank you
Hey there, from my understanding dovetail rings should work on the 3/8 rail. That scope should come with a set of dovetail rings.
@bigjsoutdoorsairguns9007 Thank you for the reply, yes I just bought one it's the fixed 4x32mm. I will set it up on the gun tomorrow. Thanks again
hellooo, the mount fits in 11mm ? great video, i’m looking for the 3-9x40
Hi Juan, yes it is 11mm. Mine are still working great 👍
I'm with ya on the reticle. Eww Ewww that smell, nice snag. I had the Hatsan 30 cal, I'd sit out in my blind in the snow and shoot that thing until I hurt for a week from it, lol. Now I work with my .177 and I can shoot about a hundred shots and recover in a few days, lol.
Yeah man my arm is still sore! Lol 😆 I am hoping they offer it with a Mil Dot at some point. Still seems to be a pretty good scope.
Which one of this scopes would you put on a Diana chaser .22 rifle
Hi there, I actually have the 4x32 on one of mine right now. I only shoot short range with it so it is perfect.
@@bigjsoutdoorsairguns9007 thanks
i love the wall of fame!!!
Thanks man!
@@bigjsoutdoorsairguns9007 you are awesome!! i wish i was your neighbor!!! we would shoot all day!!
@@bangsdagong I wish you were too! Lol 😆 It would be nice to have a shootin buddy!
Do the rings fit a 3/8s dovetail mount ???
Yes. They come with a set of dovetail rings.
Right on,,, need something to aim for my 22lr,, the front sight broke off somehow, hahaha just gonna slap on a cheap scope.
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Did the scope survive this gun long term?
Yes. I have shot a couple of thousand pellets under this scope on different break barrels. It is on a pcp right now but it has taken a beating and is still working great 👍
@@bigjsoutdoorsairguns9007 thank you I ordered one for my 125
@@bigjsoutdoorsairguns9007 zeroed this scope on my 125 and so far so good. Holds zero and POI like you said. It’s bright and clear as well. I don’t know why I didn’t have this scope all along lol
@Jeremy BlackWater Yeah man! I really like mine. The glass is nice 👌 👍
@@bigjsoutdoorsairguns9007 it’s incredibly clear. I’m going to get more of these. The POI thing is what really impressed me. I fired probably 50 pellets back to back and the POI remained true. Thank you for this review bro.
can you send to Indonesia?
Hi Kholil, unfortunately I do not sell them. Here is a link to Tasco's website. If you scroll down the page you will see a "international distributor" tab.
tasco.com/rifle-scopes/air-rifle-scopes/
Hopefully that helps. Thanks for watching the video.
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