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alex0535 · December 17, 2012, 09:30 PM

Big fan of Redfield, I own two Revolutions in 3-9x and 4-12x and they are both great scopes. I prefer the 4-12x though. Both of mine have the Accu-Range reticule.

Nothing but great things to say about them. I can pick squirrels out of trees out to 100 yards with the 4-12x on my .17 HMR and I generally hit them exactly where I am aiming. I make groups at 75 yards that are smaller than a dime with this glass. I am sure I could shoot farther but I don't have the space for longer targets.

I love the accu-range reticule.

Low light clarity is great, I can distinguish a grey squirrel on a grey tree from 85 yards in the early hours of the morning. If I can see my target with it, I can hit my target.

I think you were looking at a 4-12x by the way, im not seeing a 4-14x on their website. In any case, I liked the redfield revolution so much I wanted another. I will probably buy more of their stuff in the future.

December 17, 2012, 09:30 PM	#10
alex0535 Senior Member Join Date: November 4, 2012 Location: Georgia Posts: 908	Big fan of Redfield, I own two Revolutions in 3-9x and 4-12x and they are both great scopes. I prefer the 4-12x though. Both of mine have the Accu-Range reticule. Nothing but great things to say about them. I can pick squirrels out of trees out to 100 yards with the 4-12x on my .17 HMR and I generally hit them exactly where I am aiming. I make groups at 75 yards that are smaller than a dime with this glass. I am sure I could shoot farther but I don't have the space for longer targets. I love the accu-range reticule. Low light clarity is great, I can distinguish a grey squirrel on a grey tree from 85 yards in the early hours of the morning. If I can see my target with it, I can hit my target. I think you were looking at a 4-12x by the way, im not seeing a 4-14x on their website. In any case, I liked the redfield revolution so much I wanted another. I will probably buy more of their stuff in the future.