ATN X-Sight 4K Pro 3-14x

Amazing just can’t get the recoil video to start

An excellent scope that delivers on it's marketed features. However, the scope package is heavy so consider a bipod, etc for best utilization of the device. I would certainly recommend.

Awesome scope awesome customer service very happy with my first experience of night vision. I just have to order a stronger IR because the one came with it is just ok

This is a great scope especially for the price. I have used more expensive nv scopes that does not perform as well as this one. The scope has a lot of features and the one shot zero is great. I like the recoil activated video espically with newer hunters. This gives a definite path of the animal instead of a nervous description of where they thought it went. So far battery life is great have been using it 3 weeks and have not charged it. The only complaint I have is in nv mode I wish it could be dimmed more, if you remove your eye from the scope to view your surroundings the screen is so bright even on the dimmest setting it takes a while for you eye to readjust.

Great scope, economical and well worth the money. Resolution is amazing. Wasn’t sure about the one shot zero, but it worked flawlessly. Would purchase again.

I am loving it so far. I will be mounting it on my 6.5 creed more and trying it out pig hunting.

Fit and finish seems to be great. I’ve mounted it on my rifle and the mounting process was fairly easy. I haven’t used the sight at all.

just what i wanted

AWESOME. ZEROED WITH 2 SHOTS. MOUNTED ON .223, WAITING FOR A COYOTE TO SHOW HIS FACE. I WILL OWN THE NIGHT!!!!!!

Positive: One-shot zero works as advertised. Started at 50 yds. took a show without using the zero feature to verify I was on paper. That is the N/A shot next to #1. #1 is the first shot using one-shot zero. #2 is the first correction. #3 is the fine tune. Moved target to 100 yards and set scope range to 100 yds. Took a shot, made one more small adjustment, and you can see the result. Deficiencies: Needs much larger, much more simply and clearly and detailed written instructions. The weight is excessive. I know it needs to be durable, but with the laser range finder and IR illuminator (just the included one) this has to be over 5 lbs total. Grainy/blurry image at 100 yds and greater distances. I know it isn't glass, but I expected a sharper image past 50 yds. I got some tips from an online forum after the fact that I will try next time at the range. Biggest challenge for me is the menu navigation. It is a bit clunky and unintuitive for me. I was also not able to figure out how to enter my cartridge specs via my phone and save it to the scope. I was able to see some menu items via the phone, but if all the same data entry menu items could be entered into the scope via the phone cartridge, range, etc), that would be much easier, as well as allow better hold on target once you get your rifle perfectly positioned. Getting back to top menu from some of the sub-menus also was not always simple. Having the power button also function as a menu navigation button isn't something I like. The initial range setup with the laser rangefinder wasn't easy, either - just went into a loop of asking be to range above and below my target and never said it was done. You need to improve your tech support / online chat / overall customer service. The website is pretty much useless for getting any answers from anyone. Finally, the ten-day initial return policy is absurd and unrealistic, as it includes transportation time of the return shipping. You cannot expect everyone to have time to get to a range and get a scope with this many functions and features tested well enough to know if everything is working, and if not, get a return auth back from you (good freaking luck getting anyone to answer) and then shipped and back to California - all in ten days. Think about it... Not everyone has a 200-500 yd. shooting range in their back yard. This scope arrives on a Monday in the late fall or winter when it's already dark by 5:30 PM, and someone works for a living (in a job that doesn't involve shooting rifles at a range all day). It will be the following weekend before we can get to a range. Then we have to try to shoehorn testing of every feature in one visit, and if we find a big enough defect, need to get the scope shipped back with only 2-3 days remaining on the 10-day return policy. So, what? We have to take a couple hours off work the following Monday to get to a shipping depot? Return should be 30-days to be fair and realistic.