Leapers Bug Buster 3-9x32

[buttloaves]

If I had a negative point it would be that the cross hairs are a little heavy but I am comparing it to the fine cross hairs on my MTC scope so perhaps not a fair thing to say but I will say that I am considering buying another to put in the drawer for when I go for a compact gun as I think they are good value for money.
Phil

Them MTC rets are fine, i have the Leapers 3x12x44 compact, it has the wire ret, its a bit on the thick side, i'm used to the mtc ret in my connect, the leapers image quality is equal if not better than the connect in my eyes, the leapers is very bright and crisp and has a decent field of view though not like the connect, id say if you want a decent compact scope and cant stretch to a connect go for a leapers they're great value for money, on high mag the cross hairs aren't too bad, i'm just spoiled with etched rets, you must admit since etched rets came along the others have gone to the wire.
With the Leapers expect around 3 to 3.5 inch eye relief maybe a bit more.

[krisko]

just wanted to add, this one is also one of those short eye relief scopes. so help with parallax/head position. the same, crosshairs are just too fat so

[HiveTool]

I have one of these too, I also have two MTC Connects which as we know are very good and you are always going to compare them. For the money the Leapers are a bargain and as already mentioned for the compact size and 1 inch tube they still give a good clear image, I got mine with the QD mounts and sun shade for £75 new, the dislike for me is the illumination, it is on a variable resistor so no 5 or whatever steps in brightness, you can have it at whatever brightness that you want, but because the whole ret is illuminated it often seems too bright even on the lowest setting (especially with the green illumination), after a while I start to get a headache so I tend not to bother with it, apart from that I have no complaints and the mounts are selling for £20-£25 so an absolute bargain of a scope.

[hw59]

It's a great little scope to use with a night vision add on.
I get a clear picture down to a couple of yards when ratting.
I only wish it had side focus.

[philpot]

I must admit the gun that I have the Bug Buster on is one I rarely use but only the other day I picked it up for a bit of plinking in the garden, can't help but like this little scope and okay compared to my Mamba Lite and Genesis, it is very thick recticle in comparison but I still like it.

Phil

[Wilderbeest]

I bought one of these UTG Bugbuster's for use on my 110 , and I cant find anything bad to say about it .
For the money , with QD mounts , flip up caps ,a sun shade and a cross hair and mill dots that don't vanish when you use a red torch
its just good value.
The IR isn't set on clicks , its just variable from very dim to too bright.
It has a good field of view , and even in fading light performs very well.

For £85.00 No Complaints from me .

[Phil Price]

I have this scope on my Theoben Fenman and got to say I’m ore than happy ,it’s optics are nice and clear and I didn’t want a large scope on this particular rifle .
Great little scope in my opinion