UTG brand

[StudioDison]

I'm looking for a front buis, forearm mount. What's the skinny on the brand UTG? I saw some on eBay. Thanxs.

[Cokebottle]

I'm looking for a front buis, forearm mount. What's the skinny on the brand UTG? I saw some on eBay. Thanxs.

It's cheap, and good stuff....


















...if you're shooting airsoft

[StudioDison]

Thanx.

[Cokebottle]

Ya...
Slings, duty belts, mag pouches... stuff like that, I'll buy UTG.
Anything that's a functional part of an actual firearm gets something better.

[Teddy]

Just bought a UTG (leapers) 3-9x32 mini scope to use on the .22 I pick up this weekend. I figured for a .22 it would be plenty tough, while I have no experience with rifle optics, the general quality of the product was better than I first though, the optics seem pretty clear, especially for the price.

....am I going to be dissapointed when I put them on the gun? I have heard that for the .22 application it was pretty good stuff.... Any input would be appreciated.

Sorry for digging this up from the nap pile.....

[Cokebottle]

Probably going to be fine for a .22

[Noah3683]

My buddy ran one for a while on his .270 while saving for a leupold. Never had any problems

[aGunForEachHand]

It is airsoft gear, you get what you pay for.

[Noah3683]

It is airsoft gear, you get what you pay for.

I wouldn't exactly be dropping a bunch of coin for optics on a .22lr anyway

[Cokebottle]

I wouldn't exactly be dropping a bunch of coin for optics on a .22lr anyway

+1

There's a LOT of even low-end Airsoft/Paintball gear that costs more than a 10/22.
Some of it is more than an AR15 can be built for.

[killshot44]

+1

There's a LOT of even low-end Airsoft/Paintball gear that costs more than a 10/22.
Some of it is more than an AR15 can be built for.

Methinks the prices for airsoft parts reflect more on the people who pay them than the quality of the merchandise.

[BlueGhillie]

Good rule of thumb... be willing to spend about what you paid for the gun... on optics. Sure the $39 3-9x El'Cheapo scope will work for awhile. But why not buy something you'll keep forever and can move from gun to gun? Besides, if you're building a toy then by all means get the cheap optic.

And at least with LR optics... you will never regret buying quality. I have a 30 something year old Leopold scope past down to me from my grandfather that's still a great scope!

Save and buy quality. AND don't be afraid to buy a good used optic from a reputable friend/store.