I mounted the mini Spectrum on a Howa 243. This has been a fun daytime scope. If I'm calling at sunset it's amazing the light gathering capabilities this scope has. It can pick up a coyote at 75 yards when the nakedness eye can't. I do have an IR that I turn on but like to wait till the last minute to turn on. I found with snow on the ground and moonlit night, no IR is even needed! So far it's been a great scope and I have no regrets. Hans and Jason are great guys at answering any and all questions. Also, the girls who answer the phones are always cheerful and friendly👍

I bought the scope to replace a Neith I bought several years ago. I wanted a digital scope to watch and record my kids deer hunting. I like being able to coach them through taking the right shot, and being able to rewatch to make sure they made the shot before we go looking. I bought them each Tikka T3X Hunters in 243 Win. With the form factor of the Neith, I had to get an extended pic rail turned backwards to get the proper eye relief. It worked great, but I constantly worried the unsupported pic rail would get bumped and lose zero. The pic rail extension just didn’t have much meat to it. When I saw the Spectrum 4k Mini, I thought it would be the perfect upgrade!
Out of the box, the clarity was a HUGE upgrade over the Neith. Not quite to the clarity of Leopold VX3HD 3.5-10x40 on my oldest’s gun, but honestly closer than I expected! Unfortunately, even though it was built with the traditional scope form factor the “mini” design left the eye relief a little short on the Tikkas, especially for the kids. Thankfully with the more traditional form, I was able to order an extended one piece mount a mount it backwards instead of the extended rail. In keeping with the budget/mid value build, I went with the PRI Extended Low rail to get the best combo of scope height and extension at decent price. The mount was ALMOST perfect. It was much thicker than the pic rail, eye relief was perfect, BUT since it was turned backwards and the low height selection, the front bell of the scope was hitting. I used the Dremel and a cutoff wheel (close to the diameter of the scope’s front bell) to remove some material. After a couple of test fits we were good to go. (You could probably slide the scope forward on the mount and not have to remove the material, but since my kids are still pretty small I wanted to get the scope as far back as possible on full size rifle stock). The mount is still MUCH thicker than the extended pic rail, and I have more confidence the kids or I won’t knock the zero off as easily carrying their gun to the blind. The 4k Mini is lower and clearer than the Neith was, and with a little time and effort fitting our needs closer to perfect than I would have ever expected.
As a side note, the 4k Mini does have a smaller objective lens than the 4k LRF. Therefore, it does give up SOME extended twilight viewing time (still past legal hunting time in Texas so keep an eye on the clock). Obviously, it also gives up the LRF and corresponding ballistic calculator, but for a school teacher trying to help his kids be successful from the deer blind, at half the price of the LRF I would definitely do the Minis again!
Lastly a big thank you to Outdoor Legacy for their knowledge, and willingness to answer all of my over analytical, high school physics teacher questions, and for getting the scopes to my door quickly and in time for a Merry Christmas!
Hope this review helps, and God bless you all.
PS
After speaking with Mikayla (sp?) at Outdoor Legacy, I have also posted this review on their Google Reviews with a few pictures added.

Communications are friendly and business like. Talking to office personnel is as pleasant as talking to Jason or Hans. Everyone associated with this organization is in the business to customer satisfaction. Personally coaching you through their product line and honestly selling you what fits your needs. Definitely not interested in over selling you a product that over fills your needs.

After receiving my first AGM Spectrum 4K MINI from Outdoor Legacy and sighting it in on my AR 6MM ARC I know I had to have another one for my AR Pistol in 6.5 Grendel. These day/night scopes work perfectly and pack a lot of features into a compact package. This 30MM tube style scope weighs in at a mere 1LB.
This morning I did an experiment. I took the 6MM ARC Rifle with the AGM SPECTRUM 4K Mini to my favorite hog blind arriving an hour before sunrise. I also brought along a high end name brand traditional day scope. To my surprise I could clearly see well enough to shoot hogs at 100 yards no less than 20 minutes before I could make anything out in the traditional day scope.
Really good day/night scopes are dwindling in numbers available with every passing year. In my opinion you will not find a better day/night scope then this scope and it’s priced at a very affordable price point. If you have been considering a day/night scope now is the time to pull the trigger.
Go on line at Outdoor Legacy or pick up the phone and call them. Their customer service is the best. Get you one - or - two.

I have owned several thermals and night vision scopes. I was able to purchase this scope on a Black Friday deal and so far the scope has met all my expectations. The guys at Outdoor Legacy give some of the best scope reviews and I was actually able to call and talk to Hans. Very Impressed!