Barska Varmint Rifle Scope 6.5-20x 50mm Adjustable Objective Target Dot Reticle Matte

Product #: 955858
| Manufacturer #: AC10048
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Whether it's shooting varmints or poking holes in paper, this scope has the quality and clarity of high dollar scopes but at a price you can afford. The Barska Varmint Rifle Scope gives you a crisp and clear picture each time because of the fully multi-coated lens. Features include 1/8 MOA click values and high turrets for quick and easy adjustments. The Barska Varmint Rifle Scope is covered by a limited lifetime warranty.

Additional Features:

  • Fully Multi-Coated lens
  • Waterproof
  • Fogproof
  • Shockproof
  • 1" Tube Diameter


Technical Information

Tube Diameter: 1"
Objective Bell Diameter: 62mm
Ocular Bell Diameter: 42mm

Adjustment Click Value: 1/8"
Eye Relief: 3.6"
Exit Pupil Diameter: 7.7-2.5mm

Field of View at 100 Yards:
  • 16' @ 6.5x
  • 5.7? @ 20x

    Dimensions, in inches unless otherwise stated:
  • A: 15.95
  • B: not listed by manufacturer
  • C: not listed by manufacturer
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    Weight: 22.3 oz

    Accessories:
  • Plastic protective lens covers

    Warranty Information:
  • Limited lifetime

    Notes:
  • Waterproof, fogproof, shockproof

    • Attention!
    MidwayUSA welcomes returns, for credit or refund, of product in new, unaltered condition. Please understand that we cannot accept returns on Scopes or Red Dot Sights that have been mounted unless you find they are defective.

    Application Charts & Information

    Overall Rating:
    3.8 out of 5
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    5 stars
    Robert Hicks of Summerdale, Al
    Date posted: 7/14/2007
    I have two! The best scopes for the money! I have no clue why people say its bad at 13 - 20 power I have had clear results. I guess some people like name brand and feel they need a high price scope to shoot right.
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    5 stars
    Ian Temples of Wichita, KS
    Date posted: 5/12/2007
    YES! its a cheaply priced scope. YES! its does not have a lot of special features. BUT! as for quality and price, this one is excellent. You CAN adjust the focus AND the scope is useful when done so (meaning you can see clear as 20/20 even at 24 power) and as for eye relief! Anybody should be able to find the "sweet spot" and maintain the position. SO for a good quality scope, at a very very low price, this one cant be beat!
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    5 stars
    Dan Burnside of Layton, UT
    Date posted: 4/13/2007
    I am impressed with Barska scopes, love the adj knobs and it is clear as a bell, I have seen scopes that cost $600.00 to $700.00 that hold nothing on this scope, great buy unless you are a brand name or price tag shopper.
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    5 stars
    TIMOTHY COVINGTON of GARLAND, TX
    Date posted: 1/27/2010
    We have two of these and they serve us well. We have one on an AR15 and another on a 223 HandiRifle.
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    4 stars
    Eric Kler of Lyman, NE
    Date posted: 8/25/2006
    I use this on .223 varmint rifle and am generally satisfied with it. Having said that, the low price usually means compromise on features and quality, and this one is no different. The good- 1/8 MOA adjustments with covered finger adjustable target turrets, very fine cross hair with center dot that doesn't cover up small targets at distance, solid repeatable positive click adjustments for windage and elevation. Clear and bright glass at low and medium power settings. The bad - At high power settings, particularly over 15x or 16x, the view becomes distorted and has glare, and gets worse with every power setting up to 20x. Short optimum eye relief area which could be an issue for mounting. The bottom line is this a is a pretty decent variable useable to 16x scope with adjustable objective considering the cost, if you can live with the obvious flaws with it.
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    4 stars
    Robert Rogacki of East Stroudsburg, PA
    Date posted: 6/24/2006
    This scope is much better quality then you would expect for the price. It is built well and does not lose zero when shooting a max load.
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    4 stars
    Evan Drake of Hillsborough, NJ
    Date posted: 7/10/2006
    Awesome scope! Bought it for my Vanguard in 300 Weatherby magnum and it held up no problem! Hasn't lost zero and optical quality is excellent for the price! I was shooting a max load with a 200 grain projectile... AO is great... even assists in range estimation (when the target is clear, read the range on the AO). Would buy another one in a heartbeat.
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    4 stars
    Arthur Welling of Holtwood, PA
    Date posted: 8/3/2006
    Ok, I knew I was buying a cheap scope. It is what it is. Not bad for the price. It grows dim and cloudy quickly starting around 12 power, and at 20 is not very useful. The eye relief is also touchy as all get out. Aside from that I have no issues yet. Understand that I have not shot the rifle since mounting the scope. It took super high Leupold rings to fit my Savage 112 and those had to be ordered. Watch out for that. I will go to the range tomorrow, but I expect it will work well.
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    4 stars
    Greg Parsons of Kettering, Oh
    Date posted: 4/13/2007
    I must say that the scope is much clearer and brighter than I would have thought for the price. It holds it zero very well and the adjustments are sure and track very well. There are only two issues with it, one, it does start to get dark at above 18x and I wish there was a way to put a sunshade on it. Other than that it is well worth the money.
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    2 stars
    Brad Fousek of Starr, SC
    Date posted: 4/8/2009
    I would not buy this scope again. The scope will not hold zero on my 308.
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    2 stars
    Omer Atwood of Summerfield, FL
    Date posted: 9/28/2007
    I don't shop by name brand or price. For example the 4-12X50 Swift @ $250-&300 is a much better scope than anything made by Zeiss or Leupold. This Barska is the worst scope I own, & will never get another one. Not even for Free! Just a waist of my time.
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    1 stars
    Gene Smith of Young harris, GA
    Date posted: 1/29/2009
    I Bought two of these scopes. One for my Savage .22lr and the other for my Marlin 25mn .22 magnum. Neither scope would zero. Went back to using my Simmons scopes which zeroed perfectly.
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