Brand | Monstrum |
Color | Black |
Style | Black | BDC B1 Reticle |
Material | Aluminum |
Compatible Devices | Rifle |
Mounting Type | Cantilever Mount |
Night vision | No |
Model Name | Banshee |
Manufacturer | Monstrum |
Reticle Type | BDC B1 |
- Low power variable optic from 1-10x magnification with newly designed optics assembly, providing longer eye relief, wider eye box, and true 1x magnification
- Inline dial controlled reticle illumination with 5 brightness levels in both red and green
- Available in four reticle options: MX1 box reticle, BDC B2 5.56 reticle, BDC A2 drop compensation reticle, and BDC C1 Daylight Bright Fiber Wire Reticle. Second focal plane reticles remain the same size at all magnification levels for high visibility at all magnifications.
- Features an Extra low Dispersion glass lens system. ED glass – more commonly found in camera lenses and binoculars – reduces chromatic aberration resulting in superior color contrast and sharper image quality.
- Product Bundle includes Monstrum Offset Scope Mount and matching set of Flip-Up Lens Covers
bobj90 Verified Buyer –
Bought for a friend, needs are desert plinking and SHFT HD. I had bought a Sig Sauer Tango MSR LPVO scope but the eye box sucked at any power level and the glass was dark compared to the Monstrum! Returned the Sig Sauer scope.
Glass is clear and bright FOR THE MONEY. I cannot complain about those two specs. I see some comments where the scope is “unusable” above 6X magnification. They are correct to some extent. If you are moving while using at that mag, eye box is way too small. Stationary, bench shooting, using shooting sticks, using a boulder or tree as a shooting aid, 10x works fine, unforgiving but works fine
Can’t really complain since they give you free mount, but it is so basic you will probably want to replace it. Not a commando, this mount should work for a good while. Make sure you use the right size wrenches when mounting the scope. The screws feel cheap. T15 star for the scope rings, not sure of the allen size for the mount itself. The box comes with both, but just a heads up.
Dillon W Verified Buyer –
I have had this on my AR (5.56) for about 300 rounds and have not needed to make adjustments again. Keeps it’s aim true at least while firing these rounds.
Optics are clear with the slightest haze when comparing to a Leupold, but chromatic aberration is great. Seems better quality than the Sig Tango optics that are 4X the price.
It’s biggest weakness is probably how much light it pulls in. It is perfectly functional and operates better than I’d imagine for the price, but that is where paying for an optic really shows. My Leupold scope looks noticeablely brighter in shady or lower light levels.
Build quality though is awesome, would highly recommend it.
Monstrum Banshee ED 1-10×24 LPVO – Great for the money! Verified Buyer –
Michael Main Verified Buyer –
Excellent glass in an inexpensive 1-10 power scope, and I really like the reticle configuration.
Only issue I found was; when sighting in, on my AR, seems closer to 1 moa per click than .5, but works well for my application.
Evan Verified Buyer –
I’ve got some higher quality scopes like Vortex Vipers and others in the same price category ($700-$1000). This will not be as good as those. But do you really need a scope as good as those for normal use? No. The main difference is glass clarity and eye relief. Both of which isn’t a huge issue for me because I’ve got better than 20/20 vision anyways and my eye relief when aiming is always consistent. The main draw of extremely high end optics is how durable they are. This scope is plenty durable for any civilian and could be used in a SHTF situation with relative confidence. For the money it’s great and if you want to get in on LPVOs for cheap, this is a solid choice. 1-10 is hard to find at this value. The 1x is very close if not a true 1x. Illumination IS NOT daylight bright but would work well for low light situations. Lifetime warranty should give you some peace of mind as well.