- May 22, 2005
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Need a scope reccomendation for my new .22
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Thanks for all the replies and suggestions.
At the moment I am considering either:
the Millett TRS-1 4-16x50
http://www.midwayusa.com/viewproduct/?productnumber=458997
or the Nikon Buckmasters 6-18x40
http://www.midwayusa.com/viewproduct/?productnumber=123107
Which one would you pick between the two?
This is intended for bench shooting and varmint control.
At the moment I am considering either:
the Millett TRS-1 4-16x50
http://www.midwayusa.com/viewproduct/?productnumber=458997
or the Nikon Buckmasters 6-18x40
http://www.midwayusa.com/viewproduct/?productnumber=123107
Which one would you pick between the two?
This is intended for bench shooting and varmint control.
Well, of course I changed my mind again... I feel like a woman shopping for shoes 
I settled on the Mueller brand since so many of you seem happy with it and I read good reviews else ware also. I went for the 4-16x50 AO with mil-dot from JoeBobOutfitters.
Thanks for the input guys.
I settled on the Mueller brand since so many of you seem happy with it and I read good reviews else ware also. I went for the 4-16x50 AO with mil-dot from JoeBobOutfitters.
Thanks for the input guys.
OH IT'S KINO
Southerner
Post some pics when you have that puppy mounted up!
IndispensableDestiny
Ultimate Member
BDC is intended for hunting. Even then, it's a good idea to work out the actual distances for your gun and ammo. Nikon has an app for that, but you still should have a chronometer. Nice thing about the app is that it works things out for each magnification (only Nikon scopes, of course).
kstone803
Official Meat Getter
So I got the Mueller
Thanks to the recommendations from the members I went with the Mueller scope. I am quite happy with it. It looks a little large (with sunshade) on my carbine length zimmerman... Service from JoeBob was excellent. I f-ed up and put the wrong scope in my shopping basket but that was quickly fixed with no hassle from customer service.
So here are a couple of photos of my new rig ready for action against the hoards of squirrels that rape and pillage my bird feeders. Yes I know I need a real bi-pod.
I was hoping the super collibri ammo would be accurate out to my 50 yard varmint harvesting area but that would have been too convenient
Guess I still need a suppressor.
Thanks to the recommendations from the members I went with the Mueller scope. I am quite happy with it. It looks a little large (with sunshade) on my carbine length zimmerman...
Service from JoeBob was excellent. I f-ed up and put the wrong scope in my shopping basket but that was quickly fixed with no hassle from customer service. So here are a couple of photos of my new rig ready for action against the hoards of squirrels that rape and pillage my bird feeders. Yes I know I need a real bi-pod.
I was hoping the super collibri ammo would be accurate out to my 50 yard varmint harvesting area but that would have been too convenient
Guess I still need a suppressor.
tball
Ultimate Member
I have a BSA sweet 17 scope and use it to shoot golf balls at 100 yds. with my .22. It is clear and has a lot of light. I actually prefer it to the Redfield scope on my other rifle. It is brighter and clearer.
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