MidTen 4-16x50-B AO Rifle Scope Combo with Red/Green Reticles, Laser and Flashlight

A setup focused only on magnification serves a different need from an optic package that also supports quick close-range aiming and low-light use. The MidTen 4-16x50-B brings those functions together in a four-part combo: an adjustable-objective 4-16x50 scope, a red/green dot sight, a green laser sight, and a flashlight.

For paintball setups using a 22mm Picatinny rail, its mix of magnification, illuminated aiming options, and lighting keeps several functions within one mounted system.

Key points

The scope offers 4x to 16x magnification with a 50-millimeter objective lens and an illuminated range-finding reticle. Choose red or green illumination, with five brightness levels for each color, to adapt the reticle’s appearance to the setting. The adjustable objective adds another point of control when setting up the scope.

The package also includes a red/green dot sight with four reticle sizes and a holographic sight with four illuminated reticle patterns. These give the setup options for faster target acquisition at closer distances, while the magnified scope supports viewing across a range of distances. A separate-switch green laser and a flashlight with five brightness modes round out the combo for aiming and visibility in low-light situations.

Windage and elevation adjust through fingertip turrets with audible 1/4 MOA clicks. The built-in rail mounts to a 22mm Picatinny system, so check that your setup uses this mounting standard before installation. The listed weight is 1.2 kg, a useful detail when considering the overall feel of your gear.

Practical tips

Start with the mounting fit: the scope’s built-in rail is designed for a 22mm Picatinny mount. Once mounted, use the windage and elevation turrets to make adjustments, listening for the audible clicks as you turn them. The scope’s red and green reticle settings each have five brightness levels, letting you choose a visible setting for the conditions. The flashlight’s five modes and the laser’s independent switch provide separate controls for those functions.

Everyday use

For a paintball outing, this combo brings magnified viewing and several illuminated aiming choices into one setup. The scope is suited to viewing at varied distances, while the dot and holographic patterns provide alternate sighting options for closer or faster-moving targets. The flashlight adds a dedicated light source when visibility is reduced. This combination makes sense for someone who values multiple sighting functions on a single Picatinny-mounted system rather than a scope built solely around magnification.

Buyer feedback highlights the scope’s clarity, appearance, and range of features. Reports on durability and zero retention are mixed: some buyers describe it as sturdy or say it holds zero, while others report electronic issues or problems maintaining adjustments. Its 1.2 kg listed weight is also worth factoring into how you plan to carry and handle your setup.

Is it worth it?

The MidTen 4-16x50-B is aimed at players who want magnification, illuminated reticle choices, a dot sight, a green laser, and a flashlight in one combo. Its combination of a 4-16x50 scope, multiple aiming patterns, and 22mm Picatinny mounting makes it a practical fit for paintball setups where having several sighting and lighting functions together is the main priority.