what boresight works best for .22lr ?
300369
you might want Bushnell for your .22lr, I have both Bushnell and Center point and both works perfect.
300370
Some company's offer a bullet with built in laser if that is the only gun you are going to sight in that may be the best way to go.I recommend one that will do more than one caliber at a time as time goes on you may get a different caliber gun and need to get it sighted in as well.
300371
.220-.250 and it works fine for all my .22LRs. Just got done using on my GSG 522
1272597
I have an RWS Diana Model 45 in .177. It works great and holds a tight pattern despite being a barrelbreaking model. I used the UTG Low Profile .22/Airgun to Picatinny/Weaver Rail Adaptor for the dovetail receivers on my air rifle. I've hit 4" circles on a paper plates at 80 yards consistently!
2255161
I don't know what reticles are available for this scope, however I really like mine. Your best bet is probably to ask BSA directly.
733372
I put this site on my M&P; 15 Sport 5.56 and sat high enough to clear standard sites. It should work fine on your 22 with long picatinny rail, should clear your sites.
2071933
Nothing goes in the barrel thus it will work on any caliber. The switch on mine was faulty though otherwise it works as intended, but not as well as I expected. The Bushnell Professional boresight is much better and will work for .177 cal.
1690003
Hi Ian, This type of boresight is caliber specific so it is NOT interchangeable with other calipers. However the type that fits in the end of the barrel fit from .22 - .50 Cal. I have both and they both work very well. You have to be more careful using the barrel end type to make sure it is seated properly and is parallel to the bore center. The barrel type is less money because of its' multi caliber capability.Jim
784844
I use mine with an AR15 in .223 with a 20 inch bull barrel and the elevation marks seem to work well with the basic zero at 100 yds. I think this scope is not intended for .22. I use a BSA sweet .22 scope with my Remington 597 with good results at 100 yds to 200 with adjustments easy.
206927
I have one on my savage bolt action 22lr and i love it. I put one ine a mossberg mvp predator. It work fine. However, I still shoot better off a range bag so I took it off the mvp. So, 22lr &#128516; 5.56 round no.
1212087
This works well on a 22 with a stationary rail. I would not recommend this sight on a slide, especially a 45, due to the strong recoil.
30132
I suggest the splatter targets, since they leave a bigger signature and the .223 is a smaller caliber---a 100yards is about max with that scope
2019560
I like the .22 caliber as it has more power and impact if going for varmints. Can take out racoonsnand similar sized critters.
1062525
I have 2- both on Ruger American 22 mag. & 223 Rem. Very accurate out to 100 yds. my longest available range. Excellent scope for the price, easy sighting in
331504
SirThat is largely up to you. UTG/Leapers makes good quality optics that should work well on that rifle. You can choose any magnification you like for it.ThanksPyramyd Air Team
926696
The sweet 22 is designed specifically for 22lr. What you need is the sweet 17. The turrets only get you in the ballpark anyway so not that big of a deal
1659338
Yes, with this scope you can easily see 22LR at 100 yards. The splatter targets will make spotting even easier.
477531
Depends on what your intended use for your 22LR rifle is. On general purpose "plinking/hunting" rifles I mount fixed 4 power scopes, they are smaller, lighter, less complicated and less prone to failure. On "hunting/target" rifles I mount either 2-7 power or 3-9 power scopes. That said, ten bucks more for the 3-9 sounds like a good deal. I have shot a lot of paper and live targets over the years without the aid of a bullet drop compensator, "Kentucky windage" has served me well.
1666461
I put mine on a Stainless Marlin .17 HMR and it works great. You would need a scope ring set that has 1' rings to the clamp on for the 22 barrels. For the money it is a good scope and very clear. I also have one on my stainless muzzleloader for 5 years now.