Скачать или смотреть Lebo 4×32 PU Reticle Scope — Best Budget Airgun Optic for Precision

Meet the Lebo 4×32 scope with classic PU reticle — a compact, lightweight optic built for practical airgun shooting. In this video/guide we cover its key features, how the PU reticle helps with fast aiming and range compensation, plus a simple step-by-step on mounting and zeroing for pellets.

What you’ll learn:
• Why the PU reticle is ideal for airguns — quick holdover reference points for pellet drop and fast target acquisition.
• How to mount the Lebo 4×32 securely on spring-piston and PCP rifles.
• Simple zeroing routine at 10–25 meters and how to use the PU stadia lines for estimating holdover at longer distances.
• Practical tips: parallax considerations for close-range shots, recommended magnification for most backyard and field distances, and pellet choice basics that affect point of impact.
• Real-world shooting examples and best practices to get consistent groups.

Key specs (typical for a 4×32):

Magnification: 4× fixed

Objective: 32 mm

Reticle: PU (graduated center cross with stadia lines)

Weight: compact and lightweight — ideal for airguns

Why choose the Lebo 4×32 with PU reticle?
The PU reticle gives fast, intuitive holdover marks without complicated turrets — perfect if you want quick follow-up shots or shoot in the field. The 4× magnification balances a wide field of view with enough detail to aim precisely at typical airgun ranges.

Quick tips:

Zero at your most-used distance (10–25 m for springers, 25–40 m for PCPs) then verify at a second distance.

Use consistent pellet brand/weight when zeroing.

If your scope mounts allow, place the scope a bit forward to help eye relief and reduce recoil issues on springer rifles.

Take photos of your scope mount/zero settings — saves time if you remount later.

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