Proof of the impending Apocalypse !!

O Man ........ I absolutely NEED one of these. Any idea where to get a mount for a Daisy Red Ryder?
Joe a few of your metaphors are a bit unclear can you tell us how you really feel about this scope? lol

Thurmond

'throws money on his ebay screen'

I'd be surprised if they had any left in stock, I know for a fact all the top names will be using these at this years EBR. It was supposed to be well kept secret but the cat's of the bag now. Get ready the back lash after releasing this info Joe!!

And I was just about to hit buy on this one for my new .357 HM1000x dang...

Even with all that crap on the scope, it's gotta be missing something. . . . . . . . 

I KNOW!

You can't see through it with all that crap on board and lousy optics! That's gotta be it.

Must be out of stock too, I did the same search, and it didn't come up. Wonder who bought it for their 338 Lapua? One shot kill with that one, like one shot to kill the scope.

Update - I did find the scope, it was $84. Price of Apocalypse went up $24, better get one fast!

Y'all think you're so funny! Well I'll have you know I was his Beta tester for this magnificent piece of historic opticality that those of us on the inside call the "Cluster-sight" and I can now (finally!!) report the following from my own first-hand account of using this superior technology on my Daisy 753S while shooting at 88 yards using Gamo TS-10s at 10.5 grains:

1. The gun is 7.5% lighter with the "Cluster-sight" installed
2. While displaying this optic on my rifle the odds of sweet young things coming over to talk to me increased by 28.3%
3. 78.7% of those sweet young things were male
4. My first twelve 10-shot groups at 88 yards were all sub-MOA and formed the profiles of the first twelve Presidents of the United States in chronological order (including J.Q. Adams' cranial warts!)
5. Daisy refunded $75 to me when they got word I was using the "Cluster-sight" on one of their guns; they plan a full advertising spread featuring my 753S and the prototype "Cluster-sight" in the December 2018 issue of "McCall's Home Journal"
and finally...
6. I've dropped 50 lbs, regained my libido, seen my stock portfolio go up 43% in value, and reconciled with my High School sweetheart who is now CEO of a Fortune 500 company and was listed as the 4th most influential female business leader by "Midwestern Meatpacking Quarterly" in 2013.

Mock if you want to, but I know a gravy train when I get on one.

We're those twelve 10 shot groups using the laser And was it freehand or off bench?

@Imold, thank you for reminding me! I meant to share that all of those groups were shot from the back of a specially trained burro lent to me by an Amish farmer who raises them near Wapecong, Indiana. My 88 yard range actually is an abandoned alfalfa field southwest of the former Grissom AFB, now the Grissom Aeroplex. The alfalfa is now 2-3 feet tall so I borrowed the burro in order to have a clear sight on the targets. Good thing I was only shooting an air gun, as Amish burros are unaccustomed to powder burners but are fully acclimated to the "snap" sound of air-driven tools - an artifact of their use in hauling materials around the sites where barnraising is going on. So, not really freehand nor bench rest, but more like "burro rested".

He didn't slap it on the scope Joe, as you can buy one through Amazon just like it. 

Most of the ridiculous stuff (like this one) on ebay is arbitraged from Amazon, Alibaba, and others. Anything to make a buck!

Great review on your new scope Joe and thanks for the heads-up on where to purchase one.
The end is near so I ordered five............Wait, What?

Ironlion I've heard through the grapevine that a Burros swayback is a bit better for shooting backwards on then a donkeys back while watching a barn raising with that new apocalyptic scope Joe put up..