I just picked up a s/w 15 22 would this scope be a good all around shooter for it to hunt with and target shoot
2061837
Personally, I think it would be very good on that rifle. It's a clean, simple reticle and the center dot would be fine enough for squirrels out to 50 and target out to 100. The illumination of the center dot would also be helpful in dark woods. I recommend getting a good mount, and as light a mount as possible. I recommend the AeroPrecision extended mount. It is only 3 ounces. if you are patient can probably find one for 60-70$. Hope this helps.
2061838
Purchased by husband who uses scope for competing in 22RF tactical matches. Being that he is older and eyes aren't as good as a young persons he chose to put a slap to the side 3x magnifier behind it. Which he uses for target 50 yds and beyound. Where the scope shines is in the CQB portions of matches. The magnifier when slap to the left side doesn't interfere with acquiring a quick sight picture and is readily available when needed.
2061839
Personally, I think it would be very good on that rifle. It's a clean, simple reticle and the center dot would be fine enough for squirrels out to 50 and target out to 100. The illumination of the center dot would also be helpful in dark woods. I recommend getting a good mount, and as light a mount as possible.I recommend the AeroPrecision extended mount. It is only 3 ounces. if you are patient can probably find one for 60-70$.Hope this helps.
2061840
Purchased by husband, I uses this scope for competing in AR carbine tactical matches. I also mounted a Vortex Razor at a 45 degree angel to the right side of my AR-223 for the CQB targets.. On my M&P; 22 RF 15-22 I went with a Vortex Red/Green dot followed by a slap to the side 3x magnifier. The magnifier come in handy on targes 50 yds and beyound but is slapped to the side for CQB portions of the match. I find that a red dot allows me to acquire a my sight picture faster then when using a scope, but I prefer a scope for everything 50 yards and beyound.
2061841
Fred, I think this optic would fit the bill perfectly. It's high quality but relatively low cost, and variable power. A great way to teach the youngins how to shoot through a scope.
2061842
This optic is good for everything except very long range shooting (300 yards +) Its a red dot when you want it and a scope when you need one, all in one package.
1780920
yes. nice scope. I put it on a heavy barrel 22 for my son when he competition shoots.
2155071
Assuming the 3/8" dovetail mount, you should be very happy with this scope. I can't speak to it's weather proofing, but I haven't experienced any problems with mine. A very clear image with a decent range of adjustments. The eye relief is generous allowing for a nice range of scope placement options. For the proce, it is a good airgun scope. I've used mine at both .177 cal and .22 cal with stable solid performance.
1394338
I do have one on a round sight of your caliber and it thus far seems to be working okay in practice. Will be using it hopefully as I go elk hunting next week. It seems fairly reliable on my targets.
127456
Great scope out to 250 yards any further you may need 3 x 9 x 50. That 22-250 is a flat shooter. Good luck.
1443330
I put this scope on a m&p; 15-22, not a .223, it did return to zero at 50yards, however it is limited. It is not a powerful scope, we use it for squirrels and plinking at no more then 50 to 60 yards past that its not good.
927508
I have mine mounted on a S&W; M&P; 15-22 and it works great for that caliber. A 308 may be a bit much for this scope but it will work. I have a Millett 4-16X50 mounted on my 308 for those long range shots.
1275033
This scope will mount on any picatinny/weaver rail which means it will mount on any AR15. The scope is good for any distance, it depends on how much magnification of the target you are looking for. This scope has built in BDC adjustments in 100 yd increments on the elevation adjustment from 100 yd to 500 yd. Keep in mind that the 5.56/.223 round is really only effective out to 300 yds for hunting (impact energy) and 600 yds for target shooting. The cartridge is really the limiting factor, the scope is good for the entire range.
562174
I have this scope and its really nice, its more like a rubber textured film it very scuff and scratch resistant. Have mine on a savage .270 handles recoil just fine. Nice optic for the price.
99297
This scope when used right is good in any scenario. I've made a 500 yard shot on a coyote with this scope with ease.
1302120
Yes for sure. This is a good optic for its money. The optic is designed to stay on point with large recoil. I attach and detach mine from the rail when cleaning with no loss in precision.
536718
no, this scope is for highpowered rifles. kyle they make scopes for 22 rifles. thats what you would want for your 22.
30133
Yes, I use this for .223 at 100 yds on a white/ black silhouette. Haven't tried further but I'd guess with 20/20 vision could probably use this scope for out to 150 yds. Biggest problem is the short stand, I usually just hold it and stabilize my arms with the ground
2282446
It's a nice durable scope. I've read some people's reviews using it on their .308's and their .30-06's. I've got mine on just a .223 and the only problem I ran into was the scope mounts it came with. I had a hard time getting the fine tuning I wanted at 100yd. The mounts it comes with are see through. Two people besides myself tried to sight it in as well. With my previous scope using Winchester sliver tip ballistics I could group 3 shots the size of a dime. With this scope on none of us could get it that well dialed in. We all felt it was the mounts causing the issue. I've put new mounts on but sadly haven't been back out to try again. It's defiantly nice for the price with great zoom and view. It's a nice durable scope. I've read some people's reviews using it on their .308's and their .30-06's. I've got mine on just a .223 and the only problem I ran into was the scope mounts it came with. I had a hard time getting the fine tuning I wanted at 100yd. The mounts it comes with are see through. Two people besides myself tried to sight it in as well. With my previous scope using Winchester sliver tip ballistics I could group 3 shots the size of a dime. With this scope on none of us could get it that well dialed in. We all felt it was the mounts causing the issue. I've put new mounts... » Read More It's a nice durable scope. I've read some people's reviews using it on their .308's and their .30-06's. I've got mine on just a .223 and the only problem I ran into was the scope mounts it came with. I had a hard time getting the fine tuning I wanted at 100yd. The mounts it comes with are see through. Two people besides myself tried to sight it in as well. With my previous scope using Winchester sliver tip ballistics I could group 3 shots the size of a dime. With this scope on none of us could get it that well dialed in. We all felt it was the mounts causing the issue. I've put new mounts on but sadly haven't been back out to try again. It's defiantly nice for the price with great zoom and view. « Show Less
367189
I would have little problem using this scope on a light recoiling hunting rifle, but it would not be my first choice. I have only used this scope on a .22. The eye relief is a little short for a rifle with a little "jump" to it. I would prefer a scope with more forgiveness in the eye relief department so I would not be compromised in a quick shot situation. Any of the Leupolds and High end Nikons and Bushnell Elite scopes would be preferable in my opinion. For a varmint rifle or a nice .22, the Muellers are a great value and very clear.
1599887
It should do just fine on a .223 rifle. I have mine on a .308 and it seems to be holding up. As for the range it is what ever you sight it in for when you are out shooting.
1812453
This is an excellent scope.. But to much for a 22. I would go with Leupold Rimfire.I put this scope on a 270.