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help with scope choice on 10/22

Sprayed99

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  • Jan 9, 2012
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    This will be mainly used as a plinking gun and some squirl and other small critter gun. I need some help picking a scope. Please let me know what and why. My budget is 300 max but would prefer to get rings in the budget too.

    Thanks guys!
     
    Re: help with scope choice on 10/22

    In your budget a used super sniper would be hard to beat. besides that a lot of people on rimfire central swear by the Mueller apt its sub 200 if I remember correctly good glass positive adjustment adjustable objective mildot its got a lot of good features and good reliability for the price. I can't remember hearing about any going tits up esp on a .22.
     
    Re: help with scope choice on 10/22

    <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Suresperance</div><div class="ubbcode-body">In your budget a used super sniper would be hard to beat. besides that a lot of people on rimfire central swear by the Mueller apt its sub 200 if I remember correctly good glass positive adjustment adjustable objective mildot its got a lot of good features and good reliability for the price. I can't remember hearing about any going tits up esp on a .22. </div></div>

    I have been looking for a 6X SS for a good bit... problem is a really want the flexibility of the 3-9 or 4-12 scopes. The Mueller APV does get some good reviews... just never owned a Mueller and not sure on their CS.

    Thanks for the reply
     
    Re: help with scope choice on 10/22

    someone is selling a TASCO in the optics section
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    Re: help with scope choice on 10/22

    Seriously, the Tasco VAR2510X42M and VAR624X42M are hard packages to beat as entry level scopes.

    I have two of the former, and 4 of the latter, and even use one of the 6-24's for my custom FV250 Savage comp rifle, a .30BR, shot on an F-Class equivalent target at 250yd. Last time out, I shot second best score to a 6mmBR in the hands of an old and wily BR shooter and good friend; so I don't feel handicapped in any way by my optics.

    BTW, you should have plenty of buckage left over from your $300 for rings and such; and there's no reason why an entry level scope can't ride a decent mount.

    Greg
     
    Re: help with scope choice on 10/22

    I got a call from my uncle earlier today. He has a vortex crossfire 4-12x40AO that he said he would take 80.00 and it has never been out of the box. What do you guys think of this?