
Hammers 4-12x40 AO Air Gun Rifle Scope
Model: 4-12X40AO- Magnification Minimum
- 4x
- Mounting Type
- Integral Mount
- Night vision
- No
- Material Type
- Aluminum
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A budget rifle scope that reviewers rate above its price point for clarity and zero retention, though scope rings are a separate purchase.

Reviewers who directly compared this to Zeiss Conquest and Terra glass rated the Viper HS close behind, which for the price makes it a strong pick for hunters who want clarity without a four figure spend.

Owners consistently point to clear glass and Leupold's warranty as the reasons they'd buy again, making this a dependable pick for muzzleloader season rather than a scope to second guess.

Owners repeatedly describe this as strong value against pricier glass, with a genuinely bright red dot at 1x and clarity that competes with scopes a tier above, though a few note the edges and low light performance trail true high end optics.

The feature set covers day and night use plus video recording and reticle switching, but with no reviews on file yet, buyers are relying on the spec sheet alone.

A sealed, illuminated 30mm scope with locking turrets that reviewers of this scope line rate highly for clarity and value, though the housing runs heavier than its compact length suggests.


A sensibly sized scope for close to mid-range .22 rimfire shooting, not a choice if you need higher magnification or non-rimfire mounting hardware.

A dependable low-cost LPVO that holds zero under real use, with the honest caveat that glass clarity trails pricier scopes.


A capable, inexpensive open dot sight for hunters and range shooters who don't need magnification and are comfortable checking the battery before it dies.


A workable low-cost scope for .22 rifles, but budget for separate mounting rings since the included ones are the one point reviewers flagged as a real weak spot.


A budget hunting scope with genuinely useful low-light contrast and an included ballistic reticle, though the bundled mounting rings drew at least one complaint.

A combination optic worth considering if you want magnified aiming, a reflex dot and a laser sight in one mounted unit rather than three separate purchases.

A 30mm tube scope with genuine long range features at a mid-tier price, backed by Vortex's transferable warranty. A reasonable choice for hunters stretching shots past 300 yards.

A straightforward 3-9x40 hunting scope with clear glass and Leupold's warranty support, priced below the brand's premium lines. A solid pick for hunters who do not need parallax adjustment or illumination.

A parallax-adjustable riflescope aimed at long-range varmint and target shooting, backed by a limited lifetime warranty.

This scope holds up reasonably well for its price, with clear glass being the standout and calibrated ballistic marks the main thing it lacks.

A well-regarded, no-frills hunting scope, reviewers who own multiple Leupold scopes consistently call it clear and dependable at this price.

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