OK everyone, here's the deal - it's the CV Life 4.5-14x50 Eagle Feather F02 version.
I don't know why that model is so inexpensive right now, but if you use code SV20 you'll get it for around $27. I bought 4, the bill came to $107 shipped and that included shipping protection.
If you only buy 1 you'll probably pay shipping. I would just get 2 I suppose, rather than pay shipping on 1...
Also, I don't know if they're coming from inside the US or not. Could be a long wait.
They are 10 yard side focus scopes with mil dot reticles (nicely proportioned) and good glass. I actually preferred using a 4-16x44 Eagle Feather yesterday vs an Athlon Neos 4-12 and a Nikon EFR. very surprised to say that. But it was easier to get behind than either of the others, the glass was fine, etc. it was mounted right where I like it to be also, which never hurts.
I waloon the CV Life website looking for another 4-16x44 Eagle Feather because the one I have is doing a real nice job on my 97k. Found the 4.5-14's and had to change my mind.
These 4.5-14's look identical on the outside - same turrets, mag ring, side focus/illumination setup. But obviously they have a 3X range instead of a 4X. The 4-16's would be $80 each after the discount. Or I could buy 3 of the 4.5-14's. Easy call for me.
I have 3 or 4 inexpensive CV Life scopes on mid-powered springers and they have all held up fine so far, at least on mid-powered stuff. I wouldn't put one on a D54 or any of the better Hatsans for example. It seems they were built for use on ARs, which also have reciprocating recoil, so I'm guessing that they're reinforced accordingly.
The 4-16 was going to be a 'just for now' scope, but it has become an 'I like it right where it is' scope. One of my 4 is going on a tuned HW35.
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Here's the 4-16x44 on my 97k.
The 4.5-14 is fairly similar in size.
I don't know why that model is so inexpensive right now, but if you use code SV20 you'll get it for around $27. I bought 4, the bill came to $107 shipped and that included shipping protection.
If you only buy 1 you'll probably pay shipping. I would just get 2 I suppose, rather than pay shipping on 1...
Also, I don't know if they're coming from inside the US or not. Could be a long wait.
They are 10 yard side focus scopes with mil dot reticles (nicely proportioned) and good glass. I actually preferred using a 4-16x44 Eagle Feather yesterday vs an Athlon Neos 4-12 and a Nikon EFR. very surprised to say that. But it was easier to get behind than either of the others, the glass was fine, etc. it was mounted right where I like it to be also, which never hurts.
I waloon the CV Life website looking for another 4-16x44 Eagle Feather because the one I have is doing a real nice job on my 97k. Found the 4.5-14's and had to change my mind.
These 4.5-14's look identical on the outside - same turrets, mag ring, side focus/illumination setup. But obviously they have a 3X range instead of a 4X. The 4-16's would be $80 each after the discount. Or I could buy 3 of the 4.5-14's. Easy call for me.
I have 3 or 4 inexpensive CV Life scopes on mid-powered springers and they have all held up fine so far, at least on mid-powered stuff. I wouldn't put one on a D54 or any of the better Hatsans for example. It seems they were built for use on ARs, which also have reciprocating recoil, so I'm guessing that they're reinforced accordingly.
The 4-16 was going to be a 'just for now' scope, but it has become an 'I like it right where it is' scope. One of my 4 is going on a tuned HW35.
CVLIFE EagleFeather 4.5-14x50 F02 SFP Long Range Rifle Scope
About CVLIFE EagleFeather 4.5-14x50 F02 SFP Long Range Rifle Scope Ultra High-Performance 4.5-14x Scope: The CVLIFE EagleFeather 4.5-14X50 hunting scope provides versatile performance for short to medium range, including side focus parallax dial, dual color illumination, mid-dot reticle, fast...
Here's the 4-16x44 on my 97k.
The 4.5-14 is fairly similar in size.
