Bushnell scope for rimfire

[Maksim 1,504]

Just placed order for this.

 

http://www.shoptics.com/bu-rs-3-9x32-76-2239.html

 

Did a few googles, seems like a great value for a rimfire scope. Ordered a set of weaver rings to go along with it.

 

Lets see. =)

[Lublin 3]

Sounds like a sweet deal. Post up a review after you give it a go.

[tbtrout 141]

It will work fine. When it comes to a rimfire it is hard to get a bad scope for one. I have Bushnell, Simmons, Tasco and BSA, they all work well. Is this for the Walther?

[Mauser88 0]

Personally I've found the Mueller APV to be one of the finest rimfire scopes produced. Lens's are very clear and the field of view is great. For under $200.00 you can't go wrong.

[axeman_g 128]

Mak... I hate to do this... Dicks had them with Weavers in a package for $39 if IRC. I liked it out to 50yards, but the sigh picture got fuzzy past that for me. I acquired a Bushnell Elite 3200 10x40 for long distance shooting.

[Chad 3]

While on the topic of 22 optics...

 

When removing the scope from the rifle for cleaning purposes, it should stay sighted in, right? Am I crazy? I remove the rings from the base, not the rings from the scope. When I put it back on, it seems a little out of zero.

 

Tell you what, after sighting in my scopes yesterday, for 2 hours, which used to take me 2 mins, I need glasses! I cant see squat! And those laser bore sighters are so so. They at least get you on paper. I had to buy a piece of reflective tape and stick it onto my target so I could see the little red dot @ 50 yds. Even after that, I cant see the holes in the paper after shooting!!!! I'm the only moron out there using a spotting scope @ 50 yards! :roll: Even with that I couldn't see that well. Maybe its time for a new spotting scope, I have a garbage BSA 20-60

[Melgamatic 66]

Tell you what, after sighting in my scopes yesterday, for 2 hours, which used to take me 2 mins, I need glasses! I cant see squat! And those laser bore sighters are so so. They at least get you on paper. I had to buy a piece of reflective tape and stick it onto my target so I could see the little red dot @ 50 yds.

 

This is what spotting scopes are for! I bought an inexpensive one at NJ Firearms Guild for much less than $100, and it comes with a nice little tripod for the bench. Makes sighting in much easier!

[Chad 3]

The spotting scope wasn't really helping much either. I'm thinking about picking up a hubble telescope! GROUP BUY maybe!!!???!!!

[Mauser88 0]

Try some Shoot-n-see targets too.

[tbtrout 141]

The shoot n sees and Caldwell Dirty Birds work very well.

[Maksim 1,504]

Just got it. UPS guy brought it over. the packaging is a pain in the butt to get open, but was fun. Will have it mounted later tonight.

[1911Fan 1]

I have that scope on my Ruger 10/22 and so does my dad! Works well fro a value buy.

[Maksim 1,504]

It is a great tack driver =P Got it scoped in on a g22.

 

the rimfire series is not the same one as the regular 3-9x32. I saw those at walmart, and def different.

 

Btw, the walmart in East Windsor has a great selection of scopes, mounts etc. almost a full aisle for firearms stuff.