PRODUCT SPECIFICATION
MAGNIFICATION
4 - 12x
OBJ. LENS DIAMETER
40 mm
TUBE DIAMETER
1"
EYE RELIEF
3.11 - 3.15"
FOV @ 100 YDS
27.3 - 8.9 ft
PARALLAX ADJUSTMENT
10 y
CLICK VALUE
0.25 MOA
LENGTH
12.4"
WEIGHT
18.1 oz
PRODUCT FEATURES
FULLY MULTI-COATED
Effectively reduces reflected light and increases the transmission of light giving you a brighter image than normal single coated lenses.
WATERPROOF
Regardless of how heavy the rain is coming down or an accidental drop in the water, this sealed and gas-purged optic will remain waterproof.
NITROGEN PURGED
Nitrogen gas is used to purge air from the optic to help maintain internal fog-proof and waterproof capabilities.
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gerald skaggs –
Very impressed with this on a 22lr very good quality would highly recommend
Robert McDermott –
I purchased the scope for my S&W 15-22PC. Surprisingly good quality for the money. Very happy with it.
Davis Krieghoff –
Tried the Vortex Crossfire II 2-7x and returned it.
I found this to be a far better scope in just about every aspect. Great glass (superior to the crossfire) for the price and the BDC is dead on for me out to 100 yards.
Jack –
Put the Neos 4-12x42 on my Ruger Precision Rimfire 22LR and it was bright and clear and the parallax adjusts perfectly. The scope is a great match for this rifle.
Les Tbrush –
I am disappointed with my new Athlon Neos 4-12x 40 BDC Rimfire scope.
When changing zoom from 4x up; at 6x the poi changes 3/4 MOA right & 1/2 MOA down.
When you get to 12x, poi is zero again.
The poi does not change when moving from 12x down.
Obviously a lense is being tilted slightly by the power change mechanism.
Disappointing as I have cheaper scopes tbat do not change poi as the power is changed.
Tracking of the turrets was good and poi returned to zero each time with both elevation & windage adjustments.
Side focus also did not change poi as the knob was turned - although the mechanism was very stiff and did appear to have some slack in the adjustment.
To verify poi on scopes I first mount the scope on the rifle, then remove the stock and grip the rifle action in a vice (with aluminium padding so as not to mark the action).
All testing is then done with the scope focused on a target 10m away.