One of these Redfields is on sale. US made. I have some of their binoculars and they are extremely clear.

http://www.cabelas.com/product...7&rid=12&WT.tsrc=AFF

Should work ok

There's been some good ones mentioned already, but the folks on the rimfire forum seem to like the Mueller APV. I bought one for my 10/22 build and it is excellent.

Gimme your address and I will send you a Ruger branded rimfire 4x32 scope.

It has the Ruger logo over the eyepiece.

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I'm more curious about some of the names I've never heard before like CVLife, UTG, Barska, AIM sports and a few others.

Run, Run, Run Away!!!!
Stick with Burris, Nikon, Weaver, or Bushnell in that price range and you'll be fine. Those companies have good warranties and customer service.

Primary Arms Fixed Power 6X32 Rifle Scope w/ ACSS .22LR BDC Reticle PA6X32-22LR

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d...diav40NML&ref=plSrch

At your price point the Nikon Pro Staff .22 is hard to beat. I have a 3x9-40 on my 10/22 and I'm very happy with it. If you can stretch the budget a bit the Leupold VX-1 2-7x28mm Rimfire is an excellent lightweight scope that doesn't look out of place on any .22. Exceptionally clear and takes a beating without losing zero. I've had on on my 39A for years without touching the adjustments except to change magnification which I usually leave at 4x.

The folks recommending lower magnification make a good case. In most cases, .22 is limited to about 100 yards, which is when you lose supersonic. I know there are guys shooting much farther than that, but unless you are going for distance, the wider field and lower magnification make shooting a .22 easier, because you lose some of the jitter you get (or, at least I get) at higher magnification. I have a 3-9 on mine, and if I replace it, would go with a top mag of 7, or even 4.

I think that the Redfield line is a lot of bang for the buck. Owned by Leopold with their lifetime warranty.

I have 2 of these on .22 rifles and they are perfect for plinking. I'm pretty sure you can find a better price than here.

https://www.amazon.com/Redfiel...words=redfield+scope

Jim

It's always advisable to have an adjustable objective on a rimfire scope.
Mueller makes excellent rimfire scopes.
The APT/APV scopes are very popular on Rimfire Central.
I have an APV on one of my rimires and it is an excellent scope for that purpose.

Check out vortex.

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Originally posted by Jimbo54:
I think that the Redfield line is a lot of bang for the buck. Owned by Leopold with their lifetime warranty.

I have 2 of these on .22 rifles and they are perfect for plinking. I'm pretty sure you can find a better price than here.

https://www.amazon.com/Redfiel...words=redfield+scope



Jim

$129 at Cabelas on sale at the link above

I've got one of the PA 4-16x44 on my TacSol X-Ring 22LR. It's held zero for the last 2+ years with tons of range trips getting bumped around.

https://www.amazon.com/Primary...-Scope/dp/B00FGGIJMO

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Originally posted by Oz_Shadow:

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Originally posted by Jimbo54:
I think that the Redfield line is a lot of bang for the buck. Owned by Leopold with their lifetime warranty.

I have 2 of these on .22 rifles and they are perfect for plinking. I'm pretty sure you can find a better price than here.

https://www.amazon.com/Redfiel...words=redfield+scope



Jim

$129 at Cabelas on sale at the link above

There you go. That's a very good deal and it's with free shipping. It's about what I paid a number of years ago.

Hmmmm........maybe I should run up the road and pick up another one.

Jim

E-mail Sent

Thank you all for your recommendations. Tonight, I received and email from a forum member. They ordered a Burris FullField II scope from Amazon and is shipping it to me as a Instant Karma. The members of this forum are simply the most generous people I have ever met.

Thank you very much, anonymous forum member, I truly appreciate your generosity and will think of you whenever I shoot my Ruger.

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Originally posted by Rotndad:
Thank you all for your recommendations. Tonight, I received and email from a forum member. They ordered a Burris FullField II scope from Amazon and is shipping it to me as a Instant Karma. The members of this forum are simply the most generous people I have ever met.

Thank you very much, anonymous forum member, I truly appreciate your generosity and will think of you whenever I shoot my Ruger.

DAAAAAAAAAAMN!!!!!

This place rules.

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Originally posted by Mars_Attacks:
Gimme your address and I will send you a Ruger branded rimfire 4x32 scope.

It has the Ruger logo over the eyepiece.

Damn Mars, I completely missed your offer. Thank you very much. But, an anonymous forum member bought me a Burris Fullfield II scope from Amazon.

way to start your first post without reading the thread,good job!

The Bushnell AR series are a good scope for best bang for the buck category.

Optics are one of those things you get what you pay for- most precision shooters easily have more in optics than the gun they are on. Optical clarity repeatable adjustments durability are all factors that should result in not cheating out on optics. I will stick with irons long before I would depend on a cheap scope.