would this be a good scope for a .22 rifle at 100 yards?
1823860
Yes, if you set it right you should be able to put all your shots inside a 4" circle. Normally for a 22 you set your scope at 17 yds. The bullet is actually on a upward arc at that point. It comes back down to bulls eye at 75 yds. So if you are shooting at 100 yds, you should take aim a little high of bulls eye.
1823861
It would work, easy. I personally think it would be a little big and strong for the 22.
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.
367097
I've done a lot of shooting with mine..worked great for 100 yards and less but went with higher power scope for more distance shooting.
29191
I've used them at the 50 yd distance at my local gun club with my .22lr rifle with 4 x 20 scope. Works fine. I haven't tried them at any longer distances but even at 75 yds. should be ok.
536721
This scope is a little over kill for a 22. I mounted this scope on a 30 06. It is a large scope.
1929640
I have the scope on a 22, I would worry about how well it would handle the recoil. But for the money it's worth a shot
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.
1298935
Reads 50 yards but turns lower. It appears to be good for site view as close as about 25 feet. I could not be happier with this scope. I put it on a .22wmr ruger american rimfire. Good luck.
1588848
I would not trust it beyond 100 to max 150 yards. Appears that it gets a bit distorted. In my oppion I would keep it less than 100 yards. Mostly for safety reasons.
1626971
Although this scope is "shockproof" ... airguns have special scopes designed for them for a reason... The recoil is totally different on airguns and the parallax is set for 50 yards.. Not 100 yards like a true rifle scope (as this is)... You should have no problems with this scope at all.
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!
1812456
like the others said its a great scope maybe a bit much for a 22lr but I have them on a few 22lr and it works perfect go for it you will be very happy with it :)
317907
If you have not physically zeroed this scope on your rifle ,you will need to. I wouldn't just bore sight it and trust 100% that it's going to be zeroed at 100yds with out putting rounds down range.
2025237
I doubt that this is the scope for you. I use on my 10/22 and it is a good little scope, but with a 308, I would have my doubts. Also, eye relief is closer to 3.5" at best. Look at Midway Simmons Whitetail scope. That is what I have on my Mosin.
1804427
I'm shooting at a 100 yard outdoor range, so it's not a problem for me at that distance. Can't vouch for beyond that. Most shooters I know use a scope for beyond 100 yards, and a red-dot like Lucid's HD7 for CQC and less than 100 yard engagements.
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.
82533
It really depends on what you're doing with it it is a short yardage scope good out to about 200 yards I hope that helps As far as optical quality is very good