[Tomcat088]

Howdy Justin. I will say that I personally don't own any Barska products, but have looked through a few. There is the possibility that the scope has a problem with one of the lense elements that it goes to into the higher powers. At higher powers, imperfections in glass become much more evident, and there is also the possibility that they used cheap glass and you're not gonna get much resolution at the higher end powers. Since I don't have much experience with Barska scopes, I don't know which is the highest probability.

I know several people and have even read on this forum I believe of people having barska binoculars that the lenses weren't lined up right. When they returend them to Barska, they were given another set of the same binos and they had the same problem. Maybe some others have an idea, of exactly what to expect, and you may contact Barska. They might tell you that the product is defective and send you another one. Best of luck to you. Remember that with optics, you pretty much get what you pay for. The more expensive scopes have MUCH better resolution at the higher magnifications. Is it worth the scope costing 3 times as much as some of the other optics? That will depend on your budget, use, etc. Just remember that one of the lowest down optics you can get, probably isn't going to perform quite the way you want it to.