is this a good scope for 22lr
1812453
This is an excellent scope.. But to much for a 22. I would go with Leupold Rimfire.I put this scope on a 270.
1812454
The VX 2 is better than the Rifleman. I am happy with the VX2 but it is used on my 30-06.
1812455
This is a great scope. I dont see why it wouldnt be. The 3x9x40 is a great all purpose power but you might want something with more flexibility. Your decision will depend on what you will be using the gun for and how far you are wanting to shoot. As far as the quality, clarity, and ease of set up, I would recommend this scope all day long. Good luck!
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 :)
1812457
This scope is meant to be used for big game with centerfire calibers. There is a model with an adjustable objective that is better suited to rimfire rifles because of the AO. No it is not too much for a .22 rimfire, but you would be better served with the rimfire model. It is a nice scope for the money.
124919
I have used one on a 22 mag for 2 years, put about 800 rounds through it and it works great. Stays zeroed, but you have to keep the scope rings tightened and use loctite blue with rimfire. The AO is good when shooting at both 50 and 100 yds. Great scope for the money.
1332950
You can but Redfield has a scope specific for 22lr. Look up Redfield 118450 Battlezone Scope on Amazon.
814334
It,s a great scope for my .22 rimfire and it would work on a 17hmr, however I personnaly would go with a variable scope like a Nikon 3x9 as the .17 shoots flatter and longer than a .22. My friend has a variable on his .17 and has taken several squirrels at 110 yards off a bipod. Nikon scope are well made with great optics.
101788
I use this scope on mostly 22 caliber rifles if it fits the rifle I see no reason that it should not be just as sufficient when used on an air rifle
1392426
I have both. Same scope. 22 Mag has parallax set to 50yds (typical rimfire range) and the 8 Point to 100yds (typical centerfire hunting range)
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.
283843
It should as long as you get smaller rings for it but other wise it is a great scope for 22 i have several for my kids and myself as well.
738623
I've shot this scope on a .22LR, 220 Swift, AR-15, 270, 30-06. some are small caliber but the 30-06 is comparable with the 308 and has shot fine for me.
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
6104
Yes, I originally bought this scope for my Ruger 10/22 custom. Worked till I got a better scope
1656403
Yes, I'm pleased with the scope. Be advised though it is mounted on a 17hmr rifle with low recoil! Just saying!
1349590
Yes, it will work, but the built in sight ranges are designed for the 22lr. It will function as a normal scope.
186207
No it will not work with 22LR. The loops are too large to hold them. Are perfect for 38 special and 357 mag.It also will hold 9mm Luger.
1883617
Mounted mine on MP 15/ 22 does a good . Don't think I would put on AR if shooting at critters out past 150 yards. Hope this helps other then that I really like the scope.
2167696
It works good on my 5.56 AR, but think you may want something with a dual ring mount for heavier calipers. It's a good scope that has a quality build, you may want to check Krueger's web site to see what else they offer, they do have other types of scopes available so you may find something of interest and then you can see if you can find it on Amazon.
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.