MidTen 2.5-10x40 Red Green Illuminated Mil-dot Scope with Red/Green Laser Combo - Green Lens Color & Mounts

One cool scope

I needed a scope with laser for my Marlin .22 Varmint Rifle, this one looked like what I needed. I was a bit apprehensive at first because of the low price, I feared it might be a cheap piece of junk. After unboxing it I could tell it was well built, not cheap plastic. After mounting it on my rifle I was pleased to see the laser and optic were zeroed at the factory, only required minor adjustments to match my rifle. I fired several rounds through it and it remained zeroed and is spot on accirate. I highly recommend this scope for a .22 hunting rifle.

I picked this scope out awhile back, and my kids got it for me for fathers day. It is a good little scope. The laser is pretty worthless, unless inside a dark building. I mounted this on a 300 black out. Scope zeroed easy, and has held zero through alot of rounds. The clarity is good as expected for a sub $50 scope. The only gripe I really have is that 10X is not 10X. I is probably closer to 6 or 7X. It is not a huge deal, I will not shoot over 100 yds very often with this setup anyway. In the end you get what you pay for, but for the money it is a solid little scope

Very impressive. The magnification is right on, the eye relief is great. I like the location of the laser. I don’t even use the light up crosshairs. I have used on my 5.56 AR a couple of times. It holds zero. After a couple of months and three range trips it is still working fine. I hope it lasts a long time..

Great price looks good on the gun. Everything seems to work. I’ll know more when I get to the range sight it in

I've given this a 5 star but im not yet sure it deserves it. It is heavier than I thought, not sure how the batteries go into the laser, there was no directions that I could locate. This is going on a 223 Ruger Mini 14. I have a friend who was a USMC sniper. If anyone knows how to set up a scope it has to be a Marine sniper. My final accesment of this scope will be on his professional opinion. I will say the optics are very clear and the area shown is fairly large. I'm truly hope I don't have to return this.

Though optics are decent (with good adjustments), I opened this for install only in late March. After trying multiple batteries, the illumination turned on (3 LR1130s) only after installing the CR2032 for the laser. However, the laser would flutter on and quickly fade out (even after several new batteries) so has never really worked; and it impinged on my 10/22's bolt charger. Bought it in Dec. 2025 but window closed for a replacement February 1st. I guess you get what you pay for on sale. No laser but decent illumination--again don't know how long the 3 batteries will last.

What I liked is: price, laser sight (coolness factor for 11 year old nephew), and magnification is decent. What I'm unsure about: the reticle illumination is essentially a LED in the scope body that floods the cavity. It's OK, not great; fantastic for the price. What I don't like: mounting fasteners to the pic rail. The large knobs are on the RH side of scope, right in the way of the slide on a RH 1022. The base can be removed (~35 in*lb Torque to remove) and rotated 180 to move large knobs to LH side. No Torque Specs on remounting so ~35 in*lbs back on it went. No Torque Specs for the large mounting knobs that use flat head driver. Also, reticle and laser sight use different batteries, would be nice to reduce to 1 for convenience but the manufacturer sends 2 sets of batteries for it. Between the price, the coolness factor, and usefulness, 9.5/10 easy. Would definitely recommend and buy again.