Pity Nova 4-16x50mm Rifle Scope Combo
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Specification
Included in the Box
Riflescope
Optics
Laser
Scope Mount
Batteries
Lens Cloth
Hex Wrench
Lens cap
User Manual
Enhanced Magnification Range
Comprehensive Low Light Vision
FAQs
What is the difference between FFP and SFP?
The key difference lies in how the reticle behaves when you change magnification:
- First Focal Plane (FFP): The reticle grows or shrinks in size as you zoom in or out. This means the subtensions (mil-dot or MOA markings) remain accurate at every magnification level, making FFP scopes ideal for long-range shooting and rapid holdovers.
- Second Focal Plane (SFP): The reticle stays the same size regardless of the magnification level. The reticle markings are only accurate at one specific magnification (usually the highest setting). SFP scopes are generally preferred for hunting or close-to-medium range target shooting due to their clean, consistently visible reticle.
When should I choose a rifle scope versus a red dot sight?
The choice between a rifle scope and a red dot sight depends entirely on your target distance, shooting environment, and personal shooting style:
- Choose a Rifle Scope if:
- Long-Range & Precision: You are shooting at medium-to-long distances (typically past 50–100 yards) where magnifying your target is essential.
- Hunting & Target Competition: You need to pinpoint small target areas (like varmints or bullseyes) and require a reticle with MOA/MRAD markings to hold over for bullet drop and windage.
- Low-Light Conditions: You often shoot at dawn or dusk, where a larger objective lens is needed to gather maximum ambient light.
- Choose a Red Dot Sight if:
- Close Range & Speed: You primarily shoot at short-to-medium distances (under 50–100 yards) and prioritize ultra-fast target acquisition over magnification.
- Tactical & Home Defense: You want an unlimited field of view and prefer shooting with both eyes open to maintain maximum situational awareness.
- Lightweight Profile: You want to keep your setup as light, compact, and nimble as possible.
Still can't decide? An LPVO (Low Power Variable Optic) rifle scope gives you the best of both worlds, offering true 1x red-dot-like speed with the ability to crank up to 6x or more for longer shots.
What do "MOA" and "MRAD" mean, and how do I properly zero my scope?
MOA (Minute of Angle) and MRAD (Milliradian, or Mil) are two different angular units used to measure bullet drop and windage adjustments:
- MOA: Most popular among North American shooters. 1 MOA equals roughly 1 inch at 100 yards (or 1/4 inch at 25 yards for a standard 1/4 MOA click-adjustment scope).
- MRAD / Mil: The global tactical standard. 1 MRAD equals exactly 10 cm at 100 meters (or roughly 3.6 inches at 100 yards). A standard 0.1 MRAD click moves your impact 1 cm at 100 meters.
Rule of thumb: Choose MOA if you prefer thinking in inches and yards; choose MRAD if you prefer metric calculations or cross-platform tactical coordination.
How to Zero Your Optic:
- Securely mount your rifle scope or red dot and set up a target at your target zero distance (e.g., 25 yards for red dots, 100 yards for scopes).
- Fire a steady 3-shot group while aiming exactly at the bullseye.
- Observe where the group hits relative to your crosshairs. Adjust the Elevation turret (Top) to shift the impact Up/Down, and the Windage turret (Right) to shift it Left/Right. Follow the directional arrows (e.g., "UP" or "R") marked on your turrets.
- Fire another group to confirm, and fine-tune until your point of aim perfectly matches the point of impact.
Are Pinty optics recoil-rated for high-caliber rifles or spring-piston airguns?
Yes, our optics are engineered to withstand heavy bi-directional and linear recoil.
Shockproof & Rugged Build: Built from aircraft-grade aluminum cylinders and nitrogen-purged, our Vexa and Nova series rifle scopes, as well as our tactical red dots, are shockproof-tested to handle standard centerfire rifle calibers (such as .223/5.56, .308, etc.) as well as the unique, harsh forward-and-back recoil generated by heavy spring-piston airguns.
Will Pinty scopes or red dots fit my rifle out of the box? (Picatinny vs. Dovetail)
Most Pinty optics come ready to mount out of the box, but you just need to confirm which rail system your rifle features:
- Picatinny / Weaver Rails (20mm-22mm): This is the tactical industry standard. The vast majority of Pinty scopes and red dots come equipped with Picatinny-compatible mounts or bases included in the box, allowing you to clamp them onto your rail immediately.
- Dovetail Rails (11mm): Commonly found on traditional rimfire rifles and certain airgun platforms. Our Timber and Vanguard series use dovetail rails system.
Need an Adapter? We've Got You Covered: If your rifle features a narrow 11mm Dovetail rail, you don't need to worry. We offer budget-friendly, high-precision 11mm-to-20mm adapters in our store. This allows you to effortlessly bridge the gap and securely lock any standard Pinty Picatinny optic onto your setup.
Why does the reticle or red dot look blurry, distorted, or like a "starburst" to my eye?
If the glass is clean but the reticle looks distorted, it is usually due to one of two common optical or physiological factors:
- Diopter Adjustment (For Scopes): You need to adjust the ocular focus eyepiece (the ring closest to your eye) to match your specific vision. Look at a blank wall and turn the eyepiece until the reticle crosshairs appear perfectly crisp and sharp.
- Astigmatism (For Red Dots): If a red dot looks like an irregular blob, a starburst, or a comma instead of a perfect circle, you may have astigmatism (a common eye condition). To test this, take a photo of the red dot with your smartphone camera. If the dot looks perfectly round in the photo but blurry to your eye, it is an optical illusion caused by your vision. Lowering the brightness level can help significantly reduce this effect.
Customers praised this 4-16x50mm rifle scope combo for exceptional value and quality. "Great scope for the price" was common feedback. The scope maintains accuracy after 150+ rounds, with clear optics effective at 500-800 yards. However, some noted stiff adjustments, short battery life, and laser quality issues. The combo includes rangefinder, green laser, and red/green dot sight.
Great Quality ! Looks great on the rifle :)
Scope is working great the green laser can be seen good in daylight and at night. Both the scope and the dote can be turn to green or red with several setting to make it brighter. For the price I don't think u will find something better.
Great product for your money very satisfied
I am very pleased with the optic especially the price. Clear sight lens and very easy to install. The riser is a bonus that is needed for my Delton .308 it allows you to keep A2 iron site on and out of view. I have yet to take it to the range but am excited to zero it in. At 50 yard indoor range scope out if box shooting about 4 inches left and 3 inches low. Adjustments made. Great scope after about 100 rounds had to tighten screws to rail but I expected to do this considering recoil of Ar 10 .308 cal.
Great scope for the money.
Scope is working great the green laser can be seen good in daylight and at night. Both the scope and the dote can be turn to green or red with several setting to make it brighter. For the price I don't think u will find something better.
This is more than wat i expected built well love this product
Great scope for the price and looks great gonna order another one today
All mounted up..havent sighted em in yet but know it will drive tacks when im done sighting em in.. great by its my second one...i bought one an is on my 350 legend an i have dropped 2 deer with it.. one was on the run with ur scope on him runnin pry 10 mph an hit him dead on. He didnt go 40 yards an dropped...knock on wood but i havent missed with your scope yet.. i love it
Haven't had a chance to use it after sighting it in by laser bore
Was actually quite surprised of the quality for the price. Told my friends about them.They checked it out. Their order is in. Whiching you all a great holidays
Really impressed with it awesome service and price! Will definitely purchase more products from here
Nice scope, quality product, easy to assemble and install and looks amazing. Haven't had a chance to try it out but sure it will be great. Thank you for getting it to me in a timely manner!!
As a scope plus it's attachments it's ok
Worth the money. The red green dot sight buttons to turn off needs more raised buttons to actually be pressed by 2 fingers together to turn off. If problem hold 1 button then the next button. To turn off.
I highly recommend these guys. Great product at a great price. Thanks.
Very happy with the purchase scope looks very cool. All functions seem to work. I have not tested it yet at the range. Will have to update later once I zero it in and actually take it to the range or test firing.
I like the scope very good will worth the money
4-in-1 Rifle Scope Combo, 4-16*50mm Rangefinder Scope, Green Laser, Red & Green Dot Sight, 14 Slot Riser
Love it hade a Problem but thay are working it out Highly recommend pinty!!!!
INITIAL IMPRESSIONS: OPTICAL SCOPE. Solid build, heavy, large. And long: when mounted on my AR for what was for me proper eye relief the eyepiece of the scope was just over the near end of the charging handle, made getting to the handle a bit awkward, but I guess manageable. Got the scope zeroed with 9 shots, no problems; easy, and probably 6 shots would have done it. The reticle (see the ad) is a strange one, and somewhat distracting, to me, and there's no info provided about how to use it properly to its fullest at longer distances. (That info can be found on the web by searching for images of "types of rifle scope reticles.") The petal-shaped hood over the objective lens is as ugly as sin to me. Would have been nice(r) if the scope could be taken off the attached pic mount so I could use lighter rings, but you can't and doing so would then eliminate the rail sections (9, 12, 3 o'clock) for, for example, the red dot and/or laser sight. The interior of the scope obviously has no light-deadening/absorbing coating. Turn the intensity of either the green or red illumination past 2 or so and there's scatter all inside the tube and an inner halo. All acceptable when intensity is not turned up.... indoors; don't know how things will be in bright sunlight. Focus for the eyepiece was very stiff at first. When magnification cranked up to > 5x I couldn't get the target clear. Maybe things will be ok at higher mags and longer distances. Wish the low and top end of the mag range was lower (e.g, 1-6) rather than what it is, but I couldn't find an alternative scope with the same features, price range, and my preferred magnification range. Diopter adjustment on eyepiece was VERY stiff. Batteries: common, easy to find (2032 as I recall; see product specs.)
INITIAL IMPRESSIONS: OPTICAL SCOPE. Solid build, heavy, large. And long: when mounted on my AR for what was for me proper eye relief the eyepiece of the scope was just over the near end of the charging handle, made getting to the handle a bit awkward, but I guess manageable. Got the scope zeroed with 9 shots, no problems; easy, and probably 6 shots would have done it. The reticle (see the ad) is a strange one, and somewhat distracting, to me, and there's no info provided about how to use it properly to its fullest at longer distances. (That info can be found on the web by searching for images of "types of rifle scope reticles.") The petal-shaped hood over the objective lens is as ugly as sin to me. Would have been nice(r) if the scope could be taken off the attached pic mount so I could use lighter rings, but you can't and doing so would then eliminate the rail sections (9, 12, 3 o'clock) for, for example, the red dot and/or laser sight. The interior of the scope obviously has no light-deadening/absorbing coating. Turn the intensity of either the green or red illumination past 2 or so and there's scatter all inside the tube and an inner halo. All acceptable when intensity is not turned up.... indoors; don't know how things will be in bright sunlight. Focus for the eyepiece was very stiff at first. When magnification cranked up to > 5x I couldn't get the target clear. Maybe things will be ok at higher mags and longer distances. Wish the low and top end of the mag range was lower (e.g, 1-6) rather than what it is, but I couldn't find an alternative scope with the same features, price range, and my preferred magnification range. Diopter adjustment on eyepiece was VERY stiff. Batteries: common, easy to find (2032 as I recall; see product specs.)
INITIAL IMPRESSIONS: OPTICAL SCOPE. Solid build, heavy, large. And long: when mounted on my AR for what was for me proper eye relief the eyepiece of the scope was just over the near end of the charging handle, made getting to the handle a bit awkward, but I guess manageable. Got the scope zeroed with 9 shots, no problems; easy, and probably 6 shots would have done it. The reticle (see the ad) is a strange one, and somewhat distracting, to me, and there's no info provided about how to use it properly to its fullest at longer distances. (That info can be found on the web by searching for images of "types of rifle scope reticles.") The petal-shaped hood over the objective lens is as ugly as sin to me. Would have been nice(r) if the scope could be taken off the attached pic mount so I could use lighter rings, but you can't and doing so would then eliminate the rail sections (9, 12, 3 o'clock) for, for example, the red dot and/or laser sight. The interior of the scope obviously has no light-deadening/absorbing coating. Turn the intensity of either the green or red illumination past 2 or so and there's scatter all inside the tube and an inner halo. All acceptable when intensity is not turned up.... indoors; don't know how things will be in bright sunlight. Focus for the eyepiece was very stiff at first. When magnification cranked up to > 5x I couldn't get the target clear. Maybe things will be ok at higher mags and longer distances. Wish the low and top end of the mag range was lower (e.g, 1-6) rather than what it is, but I couldn't find an alternative scope with the same features, price range, and my preferred magnification range. Diopter adjustment on eyepiece was VERY stiff. Batteries: common, easy to find (2032 as I recall; see product specs.)
INITIAL IMPRESSIONS: OPTICAL SCOPE. Solid build, heavy, large. And long: when mounted on my AR for what was for me proper eye relief the eyepiece of the scope was just over the near end of the charging handle, made getting to the handle a bit awkward, but I guess manageable. Got the scope zeroed with 9 shots, no problems; easy, and probably 6 shots would have done it. The reticle (see the ad) is a strange one, and somewhat distracting, to me, and there's no info provided about how to use it properly to its fullest at longer distances. (That info can be found on the web by searching for images of "types of rifle scope reticles.") The petal-shaped hood over the objective lens is as ugly as sin to me. Would have been nice(r) if the scope could be taken off the attached pic mount so I could use lighter rings, but you can't and doing so would then eliminate the rail sections (9, 12, 3 o'clock) for, for example, the red dot and/or laser sight. The interior of the scope obviously has no light-deadening/absorbing coating. Turn the intensity of either the green or red illumination past 2 or so and there's scatter all inside the tube and an inner halo. All acceptable when intensity is not turned up.... indoors; don't know how things will be in bright sunlight. Focus for the eyepiece was very stiff at first. When magnification cranked up to > 5x I couldn't get the target clear. Maybe things will be ok at higher mags and longer distances. Wish the low and top end of the mag range was lower (e.g, 1-6) rather than what it is, but I couldn't find an alternative scope with the same features, price range, and my preferred magnification range. Diopter adjustment on eyepiece was VERY stiff. Batteries: common, easy to find (2032 as I recall; see product specs.)
It looks great, works fantastically, and I haven't needed to readjust the scope since sighting it in! It holds its accuracy after 150+ rounds. I'm sure I'll need to adjust again soon, but with this many shots through the rifle (.223) I expected to be making adjustments every 10 to 20 shots. But it's just held on. I couldn't be happier, honestly. Plus the green laser (did not mount on picatinny) is super fun to tease my dogs with, and it's a good way to tire them out while they run back and forth across the yard chasing the little green dot. Five stars and I'd buy it again in an instant if I needed to.
It looks great, works fantastically, and I haven't needed to readjust the scope since sighting it in! It holds its accuracy after 150+ rounds. I'm sure I'll need to adjust again soon, but with this many shots through the rifle (.223) I expected to be making adjustments every 10 to 20 shots. But it's just held on. I couldn't be happier, honestly. Plus the green laser (did not mount on picatinny) is super fun to tease my dogs with, and it's a good way to tire them out while they run back and forth across the yard chasing the little green dot. Five stars and I'd buy it again in an instant if I needed to.
It looks great, works fantastically, and I haven't needed to readjust the scope since sighting it in! It holds its accuracy after 150+ rounds. I'm sure I'll need to adjust again soon, but with this many shots through the rifle (.223) I expected to be making adjustments every 10 to 20 shots. But it's just held on. I couldn't be happier, honestly. Plus the green laser (did not mount on picatinny) is super fun to tease my dogs with, and it's a good way to tire them out while they run back and forth across the yard chasing the little green dot. Five stars and I'd buy it again in an instant if I needed to.