Posted: 2/14/2013 10:36:33 PM EDT
In it for about $220, really happy about that. Still undecided about the scope, will decide after I zero it. Need a bipod, and done, till I start working on the trigger, probably wont do more than the bolt release mod, and polishing things up. The scope is a toolless adjustment, you do have to remove the turret caps though, but dont know if its worth the extra money to get a BSA sweet, or Mueller or something just for that. This does have illuminated reticle (R/G) which I like and mil-dots, $67 for the optic 4-16x40 including rings and flip up caps. I think the scope rings are too tall, might see about swapping those out. ETA forgot, yes that is a threaded barrel, and the stock is the nylon hogue.
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http://www.opticsplanet.com/leapers-utg-1in-4-16x40mm-full-size-ao-mil-dot-rgb-zero-locking-resetting-riflescope.html
What do you guys think about these? I think it might be identical with different turrets. I can always remove the turret caps while shooting, not that big of a deal I guess. |
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This is my own personal opinion about the optics! WAAAAAAY too much magnification for a 22 rimfire, even a common 3-9x is too much scope for a rimfire rifle where shots are usually less than 50 yards. I have a 3-9x scope on my 10-22 but that's because its what I had available to mount without buying anything, personally a 4x fixed power or a 1-4x variable would be a better choice for a 10-22. Really cheap scopes like the BSA or Leapers are usually a waste of money, IMHO a low end scope more like a Bushnell Banner would be a better choice while still keeping the price reasonable. http://www.midwayusa.com/product/748138/bushnell-banner-rifle-scope-15-45x-32mm-wide-angle-multi-x-reticle-matte http://www.midwayusa.com/product/267844/simmons-22-mag-rimfire-rifle-scope-4x-32mm-truplex-reticle-matte-with-rings http://www.midwayusa.com/product/184657/nikon-prostaff-rimfire-rifle-scope-3-9x-40mm-bdc-150-reticle-matte |
