Can you still get 3/4-inch .22 rifle scopes?

[MD]

I just got a Browning T-Bolt .22 with no iron sights.

I have this pooched vintage Lyman 2.5 scope with Weaver rings that attach the scope to the integral grooves in the T-Bolt rifle though.

Can I still buy a low-profile 3/4-inch scope for the rifle?

 

[stampede]

Any gun show will have about 50.

 

[MD]

Any gun show will have about 50.

I gues eh?

And I skipped the last big 2-day show where because I didn't need anything at the time.

 

[Can-down]

Hey MD, just saw your other thread about your T-bolt.
Sounds like it is the older style with the 3/8" groove.
Lot's of ring options, no need to use an old scope.... you can get offset rings to to help with different sized scopes if needed.

Does your T-bolt still have the front sight?

 

[MD]

Hey MD, just saw your other thread about your T-bolt.
Sounds like it is the older style with the 3/8" groove.
Lot's of ring options, no need to use an old scope.... you can get offset rings to to help with different sized scopes if needed.

Does your T-bolt still have the front sight?

Yes, it has a front sight - the old 3/4-inch Weaver rings for the 3/8 dovetail look good too.

 

[Can-down]

The rear peep sights pop up on the E.E. from time to time around $100-$125.

 

[gunpro]

my Canadian tire had a 3/4" tube tasco for something in the $20-30 price range a couple weeks ago

 

[SuperCub]

my Canadian tire had a 3/4" tube tasco for something in the $20-30 price range a couple weeks ago

Be great on a glue gun.

 

[stampede]

Some of those older 3/4 inch tubes had surprisingly good optics. Look around.

 

[gunpro]

Be great on a glue gun.

personally, i would change out the mounts and put a decent 1" tube optic onto the rifle. Your plinking gun should have the best glass you can put on it to match your hunting rifle so that you are always doing the same thing when you are shooting and have the same sight picture.