CVLIFE 4×32 Prism Tactical Rifle Scope Red & Green & Blue Illuminated Reticle Scope with Fiber Optic Sight & IIIA/2MW Laser Sight

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1. Matthew McGowan Verified Buyer – 12 April 2024

   Excellent
   

2. Wayne Samuels Verified Buyer – 14 October 2024

   I love the product , but I think that they forgot to pack my battery for my red beam.
   

3. Bowling Violet Verified Buyer – 10 January 2025

   Package includes: CR2032 coin batteries x2 14250 3.7v battery x2 (rechargeable?) Allen wrenches Microfiber towel Replacement top fiber The packaging is adequate and serves the purpose. Everything arrived in excellent condition. The optical scope is clear and free of defects and the 4x is effective. The included CR2032 battery powers the crosshair overlay with three levels of brightness for Red, Blue, or Green. All of which are easy to see. The quick focus, wind, and elevation adjustments are easy to use. You can easily switch between scope and iron sights for distance to close range. There are mounts on both sides for the laser. Laser pointer is a very bright green and easy to see in all levels of lighting. This is meant to be attached to the rails on the scope, but could attach to a small rail elsewhere. If the 14250 3.7v batteries are rechargeable, a charger is not included. I’ve posted the question, but haven’t received an answer yet. Replacement batteries are somewhere around $15 for 5, so not being rechargeable isn’t an issue. Overall, the Scope is of solid construction and sturdy. This comes with the price of weight. It’s quite heavy at 1.5 lbs. That said, it’s excellent value and quality for the price and I would heartily recommend this scope.

   

4. huckjam Verified Buyer – 14 February 2025

   Its a great cheap sight. I bought it because its was small, has irons built in, and the laser was detachable and I could put it on the rail. I have it on a small smg type C02 pellet rifle and it works perfect. I have no idea if it would hold zero with the recoil of an actual firearm but for my use it is actually perfect. The irons mixed with the sight make for a perfect combination for shooting up close and longer range. Then I put the laser on the rail just for extra fun. Would buy again!
   

5. I like soda pop Verified Buyer – 23 February 2025

   Okay so you are getting a bunch of stuff on this. The scope itself is decent. Clear glass, lighted reticle nice. I have never seen a scope with attachment points. It sure is cool looking and inexpensive. That being said.

   Its HEAVY!

   I put it on 10/22 and added a lot of weight. If you going to sit and shoot or have some kind of shooting sticks or bipod this may work for you. I would not attach this to a light rifle you normally carry around while hunting. The open sight Option seems a bit much but to be honest I have not used them since they are too high for my taste.
   

6. Toupdek Verified Buyer – 8 March 2025

   Absolutely love! I really like the green laser since I’m color blind and red is an issue for me.
   

7. Anonymous Verified Buyer – 28 March 2025

   I think it’s a good buy for the price, I’m still learning how to use it
   

8. Vlad S. Verified Buyer – 20 April 2025

   Well, this CVLIFE 4×32 Prism Tactical Rifle Scope is not bad for the asking price of 70 bucks! It’s a compact 4X prism scope. The scope looks and feels very sturdy, rigid, and well built. The magnification is fixed and cannot be adjusted, which is normal for this type of scope. It is a little heavy, weighing 496 grams, but no complaints here. Windage and elevation turrets require a small screwdriver for adjustments and are covered with caps. Caps don’t have leashes, so you should be worried about losing them when making adjustments. The 4X magnification is good for medium range shooting, but it’s fixed. The scope reticle is illuminated, and you have a choice of red, green, or blue colors. I normally do not even consider a scope that does not have illumination because it greatly limits its usability, especially in dusk and nighttime. The brightness knob is stiff, and its location makes it inconvenient to operate. Each color has only 3 levels of brightness, which somewhat limits its usability. Red is great for night, green is great for day, dusk, or dawn. I don’t know when and why I might need blue, though. The scope has clear and bright optics, I did not notice any distortions, see pics. The reticle is etched on the glass and is very sharp. Note that illumination only lights up the central T-post only, not the whole reticle. On top of it, the scope is nitrogen purged and fog proof, but I did not expect otherwise. This scope also features built-in backup fiber-optics iron sight, which I have never seen in other scopes. The iron sight is located directly on top of the scope, and I’d say it’s a questionable feature of limited usability. I guess the idea is that you can use the iron sight for quick target acquisition, which can be followed up by precise 4X prism scope targeting. I.e. you would be switching your eyesight from the iron sight to prism scope and back. For this purpose, I prefer to mount a red dot sight on top or 45-degree side of a scope, but this scope does not provide such an option. I don’t think I like this iron sight. Also, it also comes with a green laser sight. The laser can be mounted on the scope’s integrated Picatinny rail on the right or left side. The laser sight is a completely independent unit and operates on its own battery and has its own button switch on the back. So, it’s sort of an optional add-on to the scope. The laser sight is bright enough to be used in the daytime. The scope comes with a low-profile mount, no co-witness setup available of course. The Picatinny mount itself looks ok but not great, it has two thumb screws for secure mounting, but no recoil stops. I don’t like thumb screws as they are not very secure, and I don’t like the absence of recoil stop either. The scope features a simplified variation of BDC reticle, which is excellent for mid and long-range shooting. Bullet Drop Compensating (BDC) reticles are essentially a series of reference points along the vertical axis of a reticle that relate to the bullet’s flight path. The calculated trajectory is derived from the bullet type, muzzle velocity, and typical environmental conditions. Plus, the built-in ranging feature provides everything the shooter needs to engage a distant target without having to do any complex calculations. This is why BDC reticles have been used for decades in tactical and sporting rifle scopes, where you need to get hits on targets quickly. Great choice! Pro-tip. While the scope’s reticle is fairly complex and provides guidance for elevation or windage adjustments, you still need to zero it first. Your best bet for zeroing it is to use a laser bore sighter. Just insert it into your barrel and zero your scope’s crosshair on its dot. Then on a range, you can finish fine-tuning your aim at 4x magnification according to the manufacturer’s guidelines. This will save you tons of ammo. Bottom line: The CVLIFE 4×32 Prism Tactical Rifle Scope offers solid build quality, fixed 4X magnification, and a clear illuminated reticle in red, green, or blue, making it versatile for low-light conditions. It’s a bit heavy and has caps that can be easily lost. The brightness control is stiff and not ideal, while the built-in iron sight and laser add options, though the iron sight is less practical compared to a red dot. Mounting isn’t perfect – thumb screws lack recoil stops – but overall, it’s a good value for $70. Therefore, I give it 4 stars. Pros: 1. High-quality and solidly built. 2. Compact prism type scope. 3. Clear and bright optics. 4. Reticle is sharp and crisp. 5. Red/green/blue illumination. 6. Turrets are covered with caps. 7. Water, fog, dust proof. 8. Nitrogen purged and O-ring sealed. 9. Features built-in backup iron sight. 10. Includes optional green laser sight. Cons: 1. Built-in iron sight is a questionable future. 2. Only 3 brightness levels per color. 3. Brightness knob is inconveniently located. 4. Not a quick-attach type of mount. 5. Caps do not have “leashes”. 6. No lens caps included.