Would this scope work well on my m&p 15-22? Or is too much for a 22lr?
857820
Yes, be mindful it it has 2 inch eye relief. So it will sit back on your upper. Great scope. I have it on a HK 93.
857821
I've used it on my wife's 15-22, and she loves it. As a matter of fact, she now won't use any other optic on that rifle since I installed the Sigtac.
513546
I mounted this scope on a Sig 522, which also shoots 22, works awesome and very accurate.
2082861
I have one on my CMMG 16" 300 Blackout upper, and I love it...can't beat it for the money. My only caution is that it is heavy compared to other scopes, so if you want lightweight, look for a Nikon or Bushnell.
1229335
It should work OK if you mount a rail on it. I wouldn't go any more powerfull than a 22 because it will fall apart
153723
yes, It works well. Had it on one of those myself til I moved it to a S&W;, M&P15-22;
1817284
I have M&P 15 and it brings you to the perfect height. Works well with both scopes I have. Red Dot and UTG x9.
2083035
I have used this scope on a 22 cal target rifle for over a year and have had no problems, eye relief may be a little critical but other than that no complaints.
1281777
yes very good scope im buy it for 308 cal hold perfect for 22lr excellent scope.
2174811
I put mine on a Smith Wesson MP 15/22 ,have took it on and off the rail several times and it stays on zero,the glass is really clear out past 12 to 15 yards I think it would do a good job on your Sig. A Friend of mine bought a Sig m400 with a prismatic scope already mounted and he really likes it. Hope this is some help I really like mine, again the fiber optics on top are sub par.
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.
815856
I put this on my Ruger 10/22. For it to fit properly, I had to buy a low profile tactical rail ($8). Out to 30 yards, once sighted in (which is pretty easy), I can't miss! For me 30 yards with this is my limit. Any further, I suggest using a scope.
1349590
Yes, it will work, but the built in sight ranges are designed for the 22lr. It will function as a normal scope.
2152700
Well it would work great butt and is a good scope but it has pre measured mil dots on recital for .223 ballistics .meaning you don't have to adjust scope for yardage you just use lower dot on cross hairs for determined range of target so your sighted in from 100 to 500 yards without moving elevation on scope. 7.62x39 has a different drop in trajectory thus making mil dots Un affective but if sighted in to your ak at a hundred yard you can adjust elevation on scope to your yardage specifications but yes its a great scope but I would check out other options for 7.62x39 caliber. Hope this helps try maybe a vortex crossfire 2 or weaver kaspa same basic price just set up for open range of calibers.
1090974
Honestly I can't say I put mine on a 15-22. It is heavy and solid it feels well built try it and if it doesn't hold up return it
1472177
You would probably not be able to see 22lr bullet holes at 100 yards. It's tough to see a 556/223 at 100 yards. The magnification on this scope is great 10-40, and even if you decided to go with a more expensive scope with similar magnification, then you would be ready to spend $,000's. For the price, I don't know if there is any better in this price range. Buy from Amazon, make sure all the adjustments work properly as this is an issue with these scopes, and you can always return it back to Amazon for one that works properly...
39400
Well yes and no. It is a really good scope. (bright, clear, turrets click well and seem to be consistent). The scope will work on all of your rifles well. But... the calibrations on the elevation turrent care calibrated for the balistic data of a 55 gr 223 bullet (hornady a-max). So you will have to ignore the marked elevations and go to the scale on the elevation turret. I shoot 77 grain sierra and 75 grain hornady match bullets and they have different trajectories than a 55 gr bullet. It really isnt a problem you just have to come up with a dope sheet just like you would with any other scope. I have been happy with the scope and feel it is a good buy for the money. It is designed to work on top of an AR and I would recomend Rock River Arms excellent scope mount as well.
536718
no, this scope is for highpowered rifles. kyle they make scopes for 22 rifles. thats what you would want for your 22.
2272741
well I think yes and no. If you need high power scope for a .22 rifle go with it, it is not that heavy and bulky, but I for a plinking rifle I would chose something with less magnification or dedicated scope for .22 rifle.