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Jay Smith
Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2025
I recently purchased the 7 Pack Scope DOPE Stickers for my long-range shooting sessions, and I must say, these neon yellow stickers are a game changer. The 1.5-inch diameter fits perfectly on most scope caps, and the heavy-duty construction ensures they withstand the rigors of outdoor conditions without fading or peeling, making them a reliable companion for any shooter looking to enhance their precision.Using these stickers alongside my range card and DOPE cards has significantly streamlined my shooting process; the vibrant color allows for quick visibility, and the adhesive sticks securely without leaving any residue when removed. Made in the USA, these stickers not only provide excellent performance but also offer a sense of pride in supporting local manufacturing, making them a must-have for any serious marksman.
Foodie1
Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2025
So, the stickers themselves are great, no complaints. I am just questioning the price formation. It seems a bit high for just a few stickers.
BarJ
Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2025
I think these are useful to the point where you just remember your ranges and drops; you're own dopes. They do look neat though. These stick pretty well. When you write on it you'll need a marker pen and let it dry.These are a neat learning tool.
Mike
Reviewed in the United States on April 16, 2025
These stickers are a bit smaller than the cap I have for my 34mm tube scope -- they appear small enough to fit caps for 1" scopes, but I can't be sure as I only run 34mms currently.The sticker itself is of high quality, adheres well, and allowed ink to dry quickly. If you're getting these, you likely know this anyway... but your DOPE changes based on the density altitude -- so don't expect these to hold true if you go from sea level to hunting for mountain goat. That said, if you are ringing steel at a consistent location, this is a great way to rough-in your DOPE and to always have it with you without the need for an arm band, etc.I haven't yet tried to remove the sticker, but suspect I could do so without leaving too much residue. Time will tell... but certainly, there are enough stickers to use for multiple scopes... or to replace on one if you're changing from target to hunting rounds, etc. Overall, very pleased!
Ranger Joe
Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2025
These work best with 1st generation scope caps that open to approx. perpendicular to the scope's eyepiece. New generation "lay-flat" caps rotate ~270 degrees to lay against the scope body require you to hold the cap partially closed to read the data. The idea is great - price is outrageously high at over $1.00 per 1.5" diameter sticker. These should cost 25-cents each.
Tiffny
Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2025
Rifle stickers to remind you where the site is set incase they get movedEasy to apply to the inside of the lense cover
RVExodus
Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2025
This is a great idea for recording scope settings. All of my scopes have resettable turrets which when set to 0 at your sight in yardage then allows you to record adjustments for each 50 yard increment. Usually a rifle sighted in at 100 will be fine through 200yds. This sticker starts at 200. So that works. Keep in mind I’m recording the moa scope setting not the drop. Honestly there’s enough room to record both.These stickers are brilliant. I can zero the scope and zero out the elevation turret then sight in for additional distances. I do wish this started at 100yds though. If you don’t have a scope that you can set the elevation back to zero after sighting in then you kinda need to know what your 100yd setting is if you are recording moa like me. Also, if you are using with a long range 22 it would be nice to have it start at 50 yds. This scale goes up to 850. Not many folk shoot at that range. I don’t know any and I know lots of hunters.Also the lettering is a bit bold for my eyes. I shoot without my glasses on typically and the boldness of the print made it difficult to read. So, I love these and love the idea even more. But, a couple of recommendations: offer a staring range of 50 to maybe 600 or less and decrease boldness a little. For most shooters having a sticker from 50 to 500 would be fantastic. Even if you are sighted in at 100 it’s still nice to know your 50yd setting although it’s maybe 1/2 inch difference. 99% of us don’t shoot out beyond 400 yards so we will only use half the sticker. I’d rather have less range and larger font. I’m old.Time will tell how well the stickers hold up. They don’t appear to be permanent which is nice and easily replaceable. Offer them for lower yardages and have an old guy work with the font and these will be perfect. Made in the USA. Always love to see that.
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