I'm interested in this scope. Does anyone what distance
the parallax is set at?  Second the size of the aiming dot
on the center of the reticle?  Would mostly be used 25-50
yards. Thanks.

The scope body is identical to the ones we sell for 5.66 NATO, 7.62x39, etc. so parallax is set at 100 yards just like on those. Honestly at such low magnification parallax error isn’t usually a big deal at all, the only guys I see who really want adjustable parallax on a .22lr are the rimfire precision competition folks, and I recommend the 4-14x44 ARC-2 MOA for that application.

The center dot is really small, 1 MOA or just 1.047 inches at 100 yards. For fast shooting up close like 25 yards just hold that thick horse shoe on the target and let ‘er rip. Devastating on plate racks and clay pigeons, super fast.

Thanks for the quick reply!

Just to confirm, it is my understanding to bdc is setup for standard velocity 22lr at 1070 fps +/-.  Is this correct?

Yes, 40 grain bullet weight, although real world testing has shown that 36 grain has a really similar trajectory, unless you are shooting match ammo through a $1200 Volquartsen you likely won't be able to tell any difference.

The one ammo that we know it won't line up with is CCI mini-mags. Too much velocity on those hot little bees, they hit high throughout the entire BDC.