Would I be able to see bullet holes out of a 22lr at 100 yards? Thanks! What are the better options if any?
1472175
yes you will be able too ... my dad uses it for gophers at 100 yards with a 22lr
1472176
Lol yeah shouldn't be a problem...I have it on a modified SKS and can see far greater than the gun can shoot
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...
1472178
You should be able to. But I think that's a lot of scope for a 22 caliber. I put a 4 x 12 x 40 Vortex on mine
1061769
I only used it at 100 yards. Worked well,for the price it's great. I've only used 100 rounds of .308 on my FAL
1853315
I wouldn't recommend the scope for shots longer than 250 yards. this is definitely not for precision shooting, it's more so for hunting.
402028
I have a hard time seeing 5.56 holes on Shoot'n See targets at 100 yds with this scope. I haven't shot out to 500, but I wouldn't recommend this scope.
943626
I use the scope for target shooting. Low power vey clear at 25 yards, but gets a little blurry as you increase power at that range. At 100 yards all powers are very clear for general sighting. Have't tried on small objects past 25 yards tho.
1370724
DARYL...I have not tried shooting my 22Mr at 100 yards yet using my Barska scope, but I have heard that other shooters have and they have been pleased with the results.
39404
The scope will function just fine. It is designed around a .223/5.56 55 gr bullet at 3240 fps. You will probably be quite accurate using it on the 22-250 with the 55 gr. projectile. Check out Nikon's Spot On Ballistic Program to see how your ammo will work with this scope. Using the 22-250 should let you dial out to 600 yards with excellent accuracy as long as the wind isn't blowing to hard.
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.
402126
My scope works fine. Anybody that wants to shoot further than a few hundred yards with a .223 should maybe get a more powerful rifle and scope.
1916544
I believe it would be fine for hunting within a certain yardage. I personally wouldn't shoot at anything but paper from more than 100 just to be on the safe side of taking ethical shots. no magnification + not the sharpest dot make it a little hairy if your hunting anything but varmints. I'm not a great shooter though so your experience could lend more utility from the red dot world of sights
1141761
The Nikon prostaff scope in 4-12x40 with the BDC reticle will give you everything you need. The BDC reticle has the holdover hashes underneath the center of the crosshair so if you sight dead on at 100 yards, you compensate for bullet drop out to 200 yards which is about the maximum distance for shooting a .22 mag. Hope this helps and good luck.
1550214
Jim in my observation using this field scope I could very easily see the holes in the targets especially with the reactive paper targets that I have used. I have shot the targets with 22LR, 5.56 (223). No problems viewing at 100 yards on a clear day with ample day light. Hope this helps and good shooting to you!
657155
Depends on the target. If you have a target that turns yellow where it is hit, has a different color behind the first, then you can see it. It is possible to see the holes if you are using wood or somithing similar, but it also depends on the background. I shoot at 340yds with a .308 and I can just make out the shots, but especially at that distance it gets a little more difficult. I have the 60mm because I can put it in my backpack, and it suites me just fine, but then again I am young so it does depend on your preference. The 60 has never done me wrong and if you only want it out to 200 i doubt you would need more. Depends on the target. If you have a target that turns yellow where it is hit, has a different color behind the first, then you can see it. It is possible to see the holes if you are using wood or somithing similar, but it also depends on the background. I shoot at 340yds with a .308 and I can just make out the shots, but especially at that distance it gets a little more difficult. I have the 60mm because I can put it in my backpack, and it suites me just fine, but then again I am young so it does depend on your preference. The 60 has never done me wrong and if you only want it out to 200 i... » Read More Depends on the target. If you have a target that turns yellow where it is hit, has a different color behind the first, then you can see it. It is possible to see the holes if you are using wood or somithing similar, but it also depends on the background. I shoot at 340yds with a .308 and I can just make out the shots, but especially at that distance it gets a little more difficult. I have the 60mm because I can put it in my backpack, and it suites me just fine, but then again I am young so it does depend on your preference. The 60 has never done me wrong and if you only want it out to 200 i doubt you would need more. « Show Less
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Hey sorry, this isn't an answer to your question but i wanted to ask if you ever ended up buying these binoculars, if so are you able to see .223 bullet holes in paper targets out to 100-150 yards? thanks.
991040
excellent choice for a .22 pump action rifle and no there will be no movement of the sight ,as it would be mounted on the barrel and the reloading action is involved elsewhere. enjoy your rifle but be careful. ask someone to give you clear and consistent coaching/instruction on firearm safety. remember, it only takes a split second of inattention and someone is dead or seriously injured ....and you're in deep trouble...and even if found to be an accident , you will be troubled ... all your life. tom h.
385316
I have this scope on my 223wylde 18"spr. I like to shoot 100-200+ yards and the drop downs really help so you don't have to readjust your 100yrd sight in. I would always go with a higher power for when you want to shoot distance. Worth the $. Get it! holds zero well. only dislike is the eye relief is like 4" and is tough to see through with earphones on. save the 3x9 for the 22!
1809656
reticles calibrate a tad different but will not effect much at 100 yds anyway. I have the 22 on a savage 22 mag and it can calibrate dead on at 100 yds.