Inexpensive .22 scope
Take a look at the Tasco World Class 4-16 x 40 World Class scope with the Vital Zone Reticle. It has an adjustable objective focus, and FIVE different dots for aiming. Their number is DWC416x46N.
With a bit of experimentation, and the cross hair zeroed at 50 yards, you can find where the bullets hit at longer ranges. A small range chart taped to the scope can give instant range information.
For example, at just under 10 power, using Federal Bulk ammo, the impact points with the cross hair zeroed at 50 yards are close enough to hold the dots on Gophers at 50, 75, 100, 125 and 150 yards.
If you think "outside the box," who says that the ranges have to be exactly multiples of 25 yards, as long as you have an idea just where the bullet will strike when you hold a dot on the target as a certain range. You could zero at 50 yards, and depending upon the magnification, hit at, say, 69, 84, 115, 132 and 144 yards. With a laser range finder to give an accurate range, you can hold slightly over between dots if your target is not at the exact range where a dot zeros.
Best of all, available at Cabelas for just under $100.
NOTE There is a cheaper model at under $70 but it does not have the Adjustable Objective for focusing. I would not recommend this one for a .22, but it would be good for a high power centerfire rifle.
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