Steiner 1-4x24 P4Xi Tactical Riflescope, Matte Black with Illuminated P3TR Reticle, 30mm Tube Diameter, Capped Turrets

2024-12-07T19:00:00

I actually had this scope for some time (7 yrs), with that I never left a review, this is simply an amazing scope, set it and forget it is spot on , 400 yards is easily achievable with this scope , buy a quality mount ( very important) and enjoy, I still have the original battery and it's still great, the glass is so clear, I've actually grown to expect from Steiner, you get what you pay for . There are cheaper scopes with more power, but when you have to count on it , I always depend on Steiner, plus I'm worth it. I have it on the Tavor Sar, absolutely my go to rifle and optic combo, got 3 Tavors all with Steiner

Edenvale

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2024-10-04T20:00:00

I just recently received this item, and I was absolutely blown away by the quality. The scope took no time to get zeroed and has stayed true ever since. Looking forward to putting the reps in on this LPVO.

TS21

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2023-11-11T19:00:00

Very well built, impressive clarity, but it's a Steiner (German Engineering), of course it's all these things! G2 sight is good from my perspective, for red dot snobs, it might not be your cup of tea, for me it works.

Bravo04

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2023-05-10T20:00:00

Great quality optic and bright illuminated reticles. The first one I purchased has the red dot and crosshairs for deer hunting, where I never see anything more than 75 yards or so. Most often it's up close and personal and on the move. Great scope for quick target acquisition. Second one I purchased has the green G1 reticle. This will go on top of a ROAM lightweight .308 and be used for hunting as well. I'll probably have a third at some point. Great value

Shampy

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2022-09-03T20:00:00

I can't understand how people can give this rifle scope a negative or someone negative review the thing is absolutely outstanding I have the one with the G1 reticle and let me tell you something it's like having The Best of both worlds a wonderful it's like having a close quarters combat Red Dot and a magnifier all in one package you cannot beat this combination the G1 reticle is designed for close quarters combat and let me tell you something it works I love it anyone who gives the G1 reticle a negative comment is because they haven't used it and they don't know how to use the right way

Panzos

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2021-11-24T19:00:00

Outstanding scope. Best I?ve ever had crystal clear and the red dot is very easy to use I?m very happy with my purchase.

Cabbage H.

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2021-09-09T20:00:00

Title says it all. Quality glass, top tier illumination, and best of all a manufacture you can trust with your life.

Mildot

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2021-08-29T20:00:00

I am a retired Forensic Examiner by trade and have many years of experience with firearms and sport shooting enthusiast. The Steiner P4Xi-1-4x 24 provides an exceptional range of features for the cost. The optic clarity and solid adjustable capabilities quickly convinced me that this was a top-notch tactical scope. Small and compact, it weighs in at 17.3 ounces ? just over a pound which excellent. The reticle is also illuminated with a bright center dot. During my research, before my purchase, I was able to use a friends Steiner T5Xi 1-5×24 at the range and it was impressive. I found the Steiner P4Xi to be the ideal tactical rifle scope that works extremely well for my personal shooting needs. After my research, it was easy for me to understand why the he Steiner P4Xi won the NRA's Shooting Illustrated Optic of the Year for 2018.

Ted H.

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2018-12-02T19:00:00

First off it's truly, undeniably, absolutely Aimpoint daylight bright. Today was a sunny and clear fall day and the dot was more than bright enough on the second dimmest daylight setting. At its brightest the dot was visible clearly when looking about 15 20 deg off from straight into the sun. I can shoot it as fast as I can a red dot on the baseline timed drills I do to track progress. By that I mean single shots and pairs from low ready to a 3x5 card at 5 yards and transitions from one 9" plate to another 3 yds apart 7 yds away. The reticle is only a couple hundreds of a sec slower without illumination. Super usable unless it's very dark. Its central thickness is for me the perfect compromise between outright speed and precision for the uses this scope is meant for. Shooting USPSA targets at 100 and 160 yds on 1x was very easy, getting torso hits quickly from prone with and without illumination. The turrets aren't ultra crisp. And you know what? Who cares. You zero the center of the reticle at your distance of choice, cap them, and leave them alone. This isn't a precision rifle scope. I don't know WTF is the point of using this aspect of the scope to compare it to similar scopes. The illumination dial is also not super crisp. It does feel like it belongs on the dash of a BMW or Mercedes Benz and unless you have gorilla hands you can clearly feel it go from off to on. I can't say much about the BDC because I haven't been to a place far enough to use it yet. If you want to know how to use it and the moa that each stadia corresponds to, google "Steiner reticle guide" and save/print it. Two more reticle related items that need to be addressed Battery life: I don't know what it is and I don't care. Here's why: 1. The scope works just fine with a dead battery. If there's enough light to PID a threat, there's enough light to see the black reticle. It would have to be a really dark forest, really late in the day before the reticle is lost on a deer or other game animal. 2. CR2032 batteries are cheap and available everywhere. I picked up a two-pack at Walgreens just today on my way home from the range. If it's a big issue, buy pistol grip with storage and stick a couple in there. 3. It's not that hard to remember to turn the light on and off. If you forget to turn it on, see #1 above. If you forget to turn it off and and it dies, see #1 above. Forward light emission: Zero if you adjust the illumination appropriately for the ambient light conditions. What I mean is that the only way you'll see red out the front end is if you set the dot at a setting that only an idiot would use, like full daylight brightness inside a building or in dim area. Oh and one last thing: GLASS. You can see clearly through it with no distortion on the edges regarless of magnification. That's all I care about. This is the LPVO that convinced me to replace the reflex sight on a carbine.

308pirate

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