Barska 1.5-4.5x mildot

Looking for something compact yet with some sort of holdover points for shots over 100 yards.
However,  not sure about the optics quality.

I am not big fan of Barska scopes. I had a red dot that was excellent and so I purchased a Barsla 3-9 tactical. Unfortunately it would not hold zero.

I would take a close look at Primary Arms. Excellent scopes in the same price range, fast shiping and highly responsive CS.  Barska charges $25 dollars on warranties replacements. 30 % of the value of the scope ?  No way . I am currently using a Primary Arms Micro Red dot. I have not used any of thier mil dot scopes but others have and like them.

Just my .02

I am looking for optics for my .10/22 also.

I am not sure yet what I am going to end up with, but found this http://primaryarms.com/product.sc?productId=1063&categoryId=156

I also want something for for up to 100yds, but that can adjust for different conditions.  Something pretty basic.

I have had experience with a red dot and a scope from barska. The scope was mediocre at best and the red dot was terrible. Neither holds zero and the red dot would flicker on and off after a few shots.

Avoid Barska like the plauge IMO. I would go with something from Primary Arms instead.  They have a great rep here on arfcom and are very active in their forums. Their customer service is outstanding.

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If spending over $100 on a scope for a 22 I'd hate to see it go to a barska.  I love my barska spotting scope for what I paid for it but that doesn't have to hold zero, no matter how little recoil a 22 has.  A simmons from walmart for $40-50 is a better bang for the buck IMHO but won't have hash marks.  A little more $$ than the barska will get you a burris w/ AWESOME glass and no wondering weather or not it will hold zero.

Invest in a better scope. The 10/22 will beat up a cheap scope. It's not the recoil, but the bolt slamming into the back of the reciever that destroys or makes them lose zero.

Burris Timberline 2-7x26mm ballistic plex. Has holdovers from 50-175 yards.

It is affordable and work very well.