Argos 6-24 or 8-32 for .22 from 17 yards to 100 yards?

[Bmx123]

Hi. I was gonna bet an argos 6x24, but saw that the 8x32 is on sale for the same price. I will be using on a cz452 from 17 yards up to 100 and a tiny bit of 200 yards. Which should I get? Thanks

 

[Cowpokey]

I would go 6-24; 17 yards (53 feet) is really close.

 

[PPS LRPS.260]

Also the clarity of the 6-24 will be better
I had both at one point and time and the 6-24 was better at 24x than the 32 was at 32x just my opinion ,but i sold them both .lol

 

[chevy_man]

I'm not a fan of them.

However, if you're willing to look through a cloud, it's less cloudy on the 6-24. My blind buddy thinks his is great at 32x. I was distracted by the complete lack in clarity over 20x.

 

[Slab74]

I shoot a 4-12 out to 250 with my .22.

 

[PPS LRPS.260]

I lube my .22 with bbq sauce

 

[Aussiedan]

Hi. I was gonna bet an argos 6x24, but saw that the 8x32 is on sale for the same price. I will be using on a cz452 from 17 yards up to 100 and a tiny bit of 200 yards. Which should I get? Thanks

I've got an 8-34 on my bergara.
Took it out last Saturday, shot a couple amazing groups at 50, some average groups at 100 and then got a hit on an 8in plate at 300 (for the first time with a .22)
Managed another 6/10 after that first hit, the wind was swirling

It will do everything you need it to do, no frills, just a cheap, simple scope.

Obviously it's a budget scope so don't go expecting life changing glass clarity or amazing turret feel.

If you can stretch the extra $$ look at a midas tac 5-25