Rimfire scope reccomendations

[nomad 68]

Any decent shotgun scope designed for hunting is tailer made for your application imo.The bushnell banner shotgun scope would only eat about half your budget and you can spend the rest on rings and ammo.

 

[jethunter]

Sightron scopes! Best value out of many scopes!
Choose your poison for power and the best part, the scope would be swapable to centerfires unlike all the rimfire scopes suggested.
Please take into account the scopes weight!
A bull barrel, bipod, scope can make a 7lb gun into a 12+lb gun fast!
I would know, have a savage btvs, S3 10-50x and bipod = 13.25lbs.

A bit heavier than I like for carrying around a gopher field.

 

[little_airwolf]

For short distance 50yds and less, I have an ultralight 10/22.
Axiom stock (pistol grip adjustable lop), tactical solutions barrel 16", trs-25 rds. Loaded it weights 3.75lbs.
So I have either sniper gopher shooting, or hoof it and shoot up close and personal.
The btvs is $500 w/o scope
The ultralight 10/22 is just over $600

 

[Go Left]

Buddy of mine has the Hawke varmint. Decent glass in your price range for rim-fire

 

[mxk83]

My choice all day every day and twice on sunday

This.

Fantastic glass for the money, and has a BDC reticle for 22lr.

 

[torgoen]

I am also on the Island. On 22s, I have 4x tasco to 35x Leupold.

It all depends on what size of targets you like to hit. Tennis ball in good light can be hit with iron sight out at 100m on rest easily. To cut cloverleaf on paper at 50m, 1/2 hour before the range close, I need 35x.

Make sure the scope objective size and rings height match your rifle.

 

[agent_mango]

I've got a vortex diamondback 2-7x35 rimfire. It works well as a 50 yd scope (with the 50 yd parallax), and it has a very generous field of view (64.3 feet at 100 yds for 2x mag). Before tax or shipping the price I paid was $199, and when I checked both Grouse River and North Pro Sports carried this scope.