would this scope be recommended on my 22-250?
1106106
I think that the scope would be satisfactory on a 22-250, as you saw I don't think I would not use the supplied rings but better rings are available for around $10.O0
1106107
im taking mine to the range this weekend on a 5.56 nato 62 grain rifle. i'll post results after!
1106108
Yes this scope will fit and be a nice addition to your gun I liked scope so much I bought two.
1431091
The scope and the months would work. Don't know about the picaro my rail, that's for theodicy. There is also less recoil on the 22.
536721
This scope is a little over kill for a 22. I mounted this scope on a 30 06. It is a large scope.
1631205
This is awesome on a .22lr but for an AR the best cheap scope setup you will get is the Ncstar scope with the holosight add on. It comes preconfigured to the 55gr .223 balistic curve so it provides fast and accurate transition up to 600 yards.
2097705
I think it would do fine o. A 10 22 but I think there are better shoes for that gun out there. I'm not a fan of bsa optics but the sweet 22 is a very nice scope and its set up for the 22 better than what Nikon is, plis its cheaper and the clearity is surprisingly just as good as nikons in my opinion. Just keep you're recipe for the bsa if you choose that rite cause that's like you're warranty slip if you would ever need it.
1770185
The scope will work, but not the trajectory adjustment. it's pre set for the 22lr.
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
1011217
I have it on my 10/22 and it works well. Keep in mind it's a cheap scope, and remember to turn off the illumination.
1780920
yes. nice scope. I put it on a heavy barrel 22 for my son when he competition shoots.
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.
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.
874574
If you are talking about the correct rail/mount size, I would start at the Marlin (or whatever manufacturer's) website. If you don't find what you need, call their customer service. If you are talking about the magnification/diameter, that is largely personal preference and the intended use of the rifle. I would say this would be a good overall candidate for a 22lr.
2272744
I would say this scope is a bit of overkill for the 10/22, but you could mount it with the correct rings. The magnification on this scope would be good out to at least 400yds and I rarely shoot a 22 past 100yrds. I would suggest this same scope in a 3x9x40 and stick with the Nikon because they are the best for the money.
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.
575821
Its .223/5.56 so I am sure it will be ok as long as it has a picitany rail it will mount. The lines in the scope are a little thick so I have not got the accuracy that would get with other scopes. But have like 2 inch groups at 100 yards. I would not take it to upper kerplunckastan but good scope.
39403
Reply to e-mail: It will work with the .222 Rem. just expect the accuracy to be off at least 10%. Your bullet's are averaging around 3000fps + - and the .223 3240 fps. When you zero, you might do it at 1-2 inches high. Your 22-250 is probably coming out about 3600 fps so you maybe an inch low at 100 yards will still put you pretty close to on target after 200 yards. I used to live in Maine and I don't recall may areas where a person can take a 400 yard shot. I hope this info helps you out?
39405
Derick, The .222 and 22-250 are very similar to the 223/5.56. After says this I believe the 55gr 22-250 will perform also identical to the 223/5.56 so the scope should work just fine.