Rimfire scopes?

[Khalnath]

I can't believe this topic hasn't been done to death, but the search function's kinda broken.

So, I just bought a TOZ-78, and I want to scope it. I'd rather not spend more than about... oh... $200. (I only paid $100 for the gun. )

I like mildot reticles and sunshades, but I know both features are few and far between in this price range, so don't let that stop you from suggesting a scope that doesn't have either.

 

[Calum]

I'm using a Bushnell 3-9 by 32 'Rimfire' on my Mossberg .22's, and like it allot, and paid approx $65.00ish Can. It even came with see through lens cap covers (one clear, and the other yellow), and rings that slot it onto most Rimfire receivers that are grooved for that sort of mounting.

http://www.chuckhawks.com/bushnell_22_scopes.htm

It is clear as a bell on the 100 yard targets I shoot at.
I even plink at the 200 yard metal Ram silhouette at out range with it for ####es and giggles.
I just love that long wait from the bang to to faint "plink" downrange.

 

[Nine]

Weaver rimfire, or even a Weaver K4 would be good. I have a Weaver K6 on my Savage (308) which has held zero for just about 2 years.

http://www.weaveroptics.com/optics/rimfire.html

They all can be found below $200, IIRC.

Also, Tasco's "Varmint" series is around(below) the $200 mark

http://www.gunblast.com/Tasco_Mildot.htm

 

[sillymike]

I've got a Tasco 3x9 with somekind of Mildot cross hair... Bought it from jackyiscxd. At $70 I thought it was a good deal.

Maybe I should have saved my $ for a Weaver 3x9 AO
http://www.riflescopes.com/products/849398/weaver_classic_rimfire_3-9x32.htm

Mike.

 

[Calum]

Mike that is a nice looking rifle!
What type is it?
Sorry to sidetrack topic.

 

[sillymike]

That's an old BRNO #4 that's been thru a whole lot of "adventure"

 

[Scott_N]

I have a Weaver Classic Rimfire 4X (they also have a 2X7) on my 10/22 and really like it for the kind of shooting I do. It's clear and fairly compact.