Ade 4x32 Tri Illuminated Prism Rifle Scope with Fiber Optic Sight & Accessory Rails

Having owned cheaper scopes that fogged or moved zero after a few shots, I was pleasantly surprised by this ADE prism scope’s build. It’s nitrogen-filled and feels solid in hand. The fiber optic sight at the front actually helped me make quicker shots in brushy cover.

I bought this mostly for hunting, but it has become my go-to for all around shooting. The 4× zoom gives me a bit of reach without feeling like I’m looking through a tunnel, and the reticle’s illuminated settings really come into play when lighting changes.

I like having options, so the red/green/blue reticle illumination is handy. In bright daylight I prefer blue, and at dusk I switch to green — makes a real difference in how fast I find my sight picture. Not the sharpest glass out there, but excellent for woods to field shooting.

This is one of the few rifle scopes I’ve used that has integrated accessory rails — huge plus. I hooked a small laser on one side for low-light drills and never had to worry about losing space on my handguard. The scope optics themselves are solid for 300-yard work.

I appreciated how easy it was to dial windage and elevation. Every click felt positive, and once zeroed the scope stayed put after a few range sessions. The clarity is better than I expected for a Chinese-made budget prism optic, and the illumination choices let me tune it to conditions.

I’ve owned pricier optics, but for someone who just wants a practical, no-nonsense scope this hits the mark. The 4× magnification is perfect for intermediate ranges, and I like that the reticle doesn’t wash out in sunlight. The fiber optic front adds extra confidence in close encounters.

Scope feels sturdy and holds zero well through recoil. I’ve bumped it around in the truck and dragged my rifle through brush and it still sits tight. The fact that it has accessory rails means I can add a light if I’m out toward evening.

I mostly shoot 100–300 yards, and this 4×32 hits that sweet spot for me. I wasn’t expecting premium glass at this price, but the reticle is crisp and the illumination keeps it usable from bright sun to shade. The etched reticle feels durable.

Bought this for my hunting rifle and liked that it has a built-in fiber optic sight at the front. On closer shots the fiber really speeds up my target acquisition without needing to switch to irons. It’s sealed and fog-proof too, which matters in changing weather.

I shoot early mornings a lot and the illuminated reticle (red, green or blue) helps me pick up my aiming point when the sun’s low. Adjustments are intuitive, and the multi-coated lenses let in enough light that the glass doesn’t feel dim like some cheaper optics.

I wasn’t sure how a prism style optic would work for me, but installation was super straightforward and the field of view feels right for mid-range shooting. I use this on my .223 and at 100–200 yards the clarity was plenty good — definitely better than typical budget scopes I’ve tried.

This 4×32 prism scope really surprised me. I put it on my AR-15 for hunting and found the etched reticle with illumination helped me pick up targets so much faster at varied light levels. The fiber optic front sight was nice for quick close shots, and the rail accessory slots were a cool bonus for a small flashlight.

I love the fiber optic iron sights on this one. The tri illumination of the color sights are clear and beautiful I love the adjustment I can make with this. I've never seen one like this before. This prism is very unique.