BSA sweet 22

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Anyone have any experience with the sweet 22? Good or bad, I'd love to hear it. Also, where would the best deals be found in Canada?
 
I have the sweet 17 on my 10/22 ,no problems 20 moa base. one rev takes me from 100 to 200 with exact repeatability.cross hairs are a little thick though.
 
Basspro. However I got the 6-18 40mm sweet 22.
It cost me less than what basspro is asking for the 3-9x scope.
I havent tried it past 50yds yet so cant comment on the range parallax.
There is an airsoft company in Ont.
Cant remember the name but Ill find out 4 you.
 
little_airwolf said:
Basspro. However I got the 6-18 40mm sweet 22.
It cost me less than what basspro is asking for the 3-9x scope.
I havent tried it past 50yds yet so cant comment on the range parallax.
There is an airsoft company in Ont.
Cant remember the name but Ill find out 4 you.[/QUOTE

Thanks, I'm interested in hearing how the turrets worked for you once you shoot past 50 yards.
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I bought a 3-9x40 Sweet 22 last year from Frontier Firearms. Mounted it on my Dar22. Great scope for the price. I normally shoot at 25 m but took it to a 100m range. Just dialed in the new distance and it was on. Very clear optics and the parallax adjustment was accurate. Just waiting for the snow to melt so I can get back out and try it a bit further.
 
I like the one I bought about 5 years ago, it came with calibrated turrets for different gr. of ammunition, 3 if I'm not mistaken. I have put close to 10k 40 gr. rounds through my 10/22 with the sweet 22 on top and as long as you know your distance you're good to go, max I whent was 100m and pop cans are toast :) The only con I can think of is the initial setup... You screw up and the scope isn't square on the rifle you're asking for trouble from the beginning. I didnt buy the sweet 22 at bass pro but now I get my optics there beings they are well stocked... Usually, and they will match any other retailer add (printed off so they can file it) and I have a feeling I saw BSA Sweet 17 or 22 so you have the potential to do well.
 
I like mine, also a 3-9x40 from Frontier. I loaned it out after buying a .22 with real sights on it. Sight in at 100 and dial it back in for closer range.
 
Thanks guys. I see frontier has the 3-9x40 for 99 dollars. Is this an ok price for the scope or should a guy be shopping around a little more?
 
I have a Sweet 22, 6-18 X40 on my Savage MkII. No problems whatever with the scope - bullet drop compensator seems to work great, always returns to exact zero after zooming, AO works great, too.
 
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