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10/22 Scope?

Mueller is probably my favorite lower cost scope. I three of their 8-32x44 scopes that I use on rimfires and light recoiling varmint rifles. It might be a little over your $200 price tag.

Camera Land NY has a good sale right now on a models of Athlon Argos. I have one of those as well but I don’t like it as much as The Muellers.
 
I have a Mueller on my A22 Mag and it is a good scope but it does have issues with repeatability with the turrets. On my B22 bolt gun I have a Bushnell Rimfire that is 6-18x40 and it a really great scope. The turrets track well and it is really clear plus the 18 power could easily get you out to 200 yards if need be. Right now Amazon has that scope for $117.00
 
That Bushnell Rimfire is a nice looking scope for the money!! I might have to try one.
 
For my money.....4x12 sightron SI about $160....add a set of good rings and you in for $200

Now that being said.....my wife bought me a BS sweet 22 for my birthday and I mounted it on top on a 10/22 I have, and I tell ya at something like $60 (local at gander) I like it....clear glass, focus is nice.....I like it....

Aaron
 
Whichever one you decide on, make sure it's for a RIMFIRE!!
Had an older Leupold 4 power on my 10/22. After a short time, the cross hairs fell out and were rattling around in the tube.
Life time warranty so I shipped it back to Leupold. Got it back in short order BUT, they installed the WRONG cross hairs in it. Oh well, at least I got it repaired.
Mounted it back up and got to shooting. Wasn't too long after, the cross hairs fell out again. (???):mad: Shipped it back and had it repaired AGAIN and this time they installed the proper cross hairs. ;)
THEN, I was told that that model wasn't made for the recoil of the 10/22???:rolleyes: Whatever.
Lost all my faith in Leupold. Be careful what you spend your $$ on.
 
Whichever one you decide on, make sure it's for a RIMFIRE!!
Had an older Leupold 4 power on my 10/22. After a short time, the cross hairs fell out and were rattling around in the tube.
Life time warranty so I shipped it back to Leupold. Got it back in short order BUT, they installed the WRONG cross hairs in it. Oh well, at least I got it repaired.
Mounted it back up and got to shooting. Wasn't too long after, the cross hairs fell out again. (???):mad: Shipped it back and had it repaired AGAIN and this time they installed the proper cross hairs. ;)
THEN, I was told that that model wasn't made for the recoil of the 10/22???:rolleyes: Whatever.
Lost all my faith in Leupold. Be careful what you spend your $$ on.
I have heard of issues with silencers but not scopes? One would think if it would hold up to a 338 Lapua mag it would work on a 22 rimfire, who wudda thought...
 
Here's the short list
Si 4x12
Si rimfire
Nikon p rimfire
Athlon neos 4x12
If you are into serious paper punching, you may want more magnification than 12X. I have several Mueller's (6-18x; 4.5-14; 8-32x target) and I have not experienced troubles with repeatability of turrets. IMO, probably the best bang for the $$ in your price parameters.
 
Nikon or vortex , I have both on Rimfire rifles , the vortex is a little nicer for the money.... Crossfire is a nice cheap scope , don't let the made in China fool you on this one and I hate China crap... ... I have two of them and have had zero problems , even one on a .308.... Plus vortex warranty is outstanding from what I hear , although I have never had to use it....

Go to some place and look through them so you can get what you want... If your talking about competition , then $200 is not enough...
 
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I bought one on sale ( Vortex ) just to try one... I liked it so much I bought another for a 10/22 just the other day.... The thing that helps is to simply go and look through them , Nikon , Leupold , Vortex and see which one looks nice... These days $200 is a good place to start , then they go up by double.... For me the Vortex glass and cross hairs were what I was looking for , next would be Leupold.... I agree the Nikon p- Rimfire is a great scope but busy , I have one on a short barrel Ruger American Rimfire...I like it but it's parallax is set for 50 yards... But then again I shoot it 50-75 yards...
 
For punching paper, think about a "fixed power". That's what I use on most of my rigs for killing paper. Tasco, BSA and Tru Glo. Either 24, 32 or 36. All around $100.00. I can see bullet holes out to 100 + yards with no problems.
And if you bang your scope :eek:, you havn't lost much. Can't see having a scope mounted that costs more than the rig it's on.;)
 
I have the Bushnell AR 22 optic in 2-7x32. It’s a really nice scope. I use the little Bdc out to 200 yards and hit water bottles with ease. Can be yours at bass pro, academy, or wal Mart $130! Here it is on my ruger 10/22 target.

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