sr22 - ncstar or bsa scope?

[black_raven]

I'm thinking of getting an sr22 as my first rifle. I'm wondering which optics to put on. Was thinking of an ncstar 3-9x40, or possibly the BSA 3-9x40 scope. Is there any issues w/ the ncstar w/ parallax? would the bsa be better cause it's made for .22? Last question...would you put on burris high mount rings or use a cheaper brand? I'll likely be shooting at a range which only goes to 25 yards...until i can find somewhere better close to me, or some nice gravel pits in southern ontario

 

[klrklr]

I'm thinking of getting an sr22 as my first rifle. I'm wondering which optics to put on. Was thinking of an ncstar 3-9x40, or possibly the BSA 3-9x40 scope. Is there any issues w/ the ncstar w/ parallax? would the bsa be better cause it's made for .22? Last question...would you put on burris high mount rings or use a cheaper brand? I'll likely be shooting at a range which only goes to 25 yards...until i can find somewhere better close to me, or some nice gravel pits in southern ontario

scope is too big for that distance

 

[luke s]

scope is too big for that distance

its fine at 3x magnification, but it just wont be challenging shooting anything at 25 yards

 

[Ishodu]

I was impressed with the BSA 22 scope in 3-9x40 I had looked though.

 

[Satain]

I would get this 1 since it's on an SR22;

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=120611037859
Only $60 too!

 

[DrawBlood]

Open sights for 25, but I love my BSA, although it should be BAS- Bad Ass Scope.

 

[black_raven]

yeah i like the look of the ncstar. I guess i'll go w/ open sights for now until i can find somewhere to shoot outdoors.

 

[Tehoke01]

I'm thinking of getting an sr22 as my first rifle. I'm wondering which optics to put on. Was thinking of an ncstar 3-9x40, or possibly the BSA 3-9x40 scope. Is there any issues w/ the ncstar w/ parallax? would the bsa be better cause it's made for .22? Last question...would you put on burris high mount rings or use a cheaper brand? I'll likely be shooting at a range which only goes to 25 yards...until i can find somewhere better close to me, or some nice gravel pits in southern ontario

I went with a Bushnell red-dot and flip up irons but if I was going to use a magnified scope I'd go with one of the NCStar Compact scopes that Marstar carries. http://www.marstar.ca/ac-Ncstar/Compact-Scopes.shtm.

 

[The Kurgan]

Check out Marstar's Leaper compact scopes as well. They are well made and great bang for the buck.

 

[The Kurgan]

yeah i like the look of the ncstar. I guess i'll go w/ open sights for now until i can find somewhere to shoot outdoors.

ncstar make surprizingly good quality scopes for the money.

 

[cyclone]

ncstar make surprizingly good quality scopes for the money.

I've been pleasantly surprised with the Fitco ones, too.....

 

[ki11ercane]

Be sure if you're buying NC Star that the dealer you're getting it from can support any warranty issues, especially in Canada. AFIK there are only two that can do that, and we're one of those two. NC Star will not accept any optics from Canada for warranty.

 

[olansky]

ncstar is junk wouldnt even hold zero on my 597 vtr

 

[ki11ercane]

ncstar is junk wouldnt even hold zero on my 597 vtr

Did you go back to where you bought it from and let them know that?