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Im thinking about putting a scope on my Henry 22 cal lever action but Im unsure if it would be a waste on such small caliber target rifle. Whats the norm?
Just personal preference really! The choice to scope a rifle or not could depend on the owner's eyesight, their shooting style, if they are going to hunt and maybe just simple aesthetics
I mounted scopes on .22 cal hunting rifles a few times when younger only to remove them soon after. Now that I am getting older, the open sights on a rimfire are too hard to see. So now, it's low powered scopes or red dots.
I had a BL22 recently that wore a 2-7×32 Bushnell Elite. It looked a bit funny as lever guns in general look funny scoped.
But I need a scope these days for anything beyond 10 yds. Small trade off for needed small game accuracy. I wouldnt bother for plinking as half the fun of levers is just good ol' shootin at whatever. I wounded 2 rabbits before I admitted they deserved a better shooter that could see.
What's not to like?
The wee little ker-pow has found a new home.
Scope sits on my dresser.
It sure was a nice package.
Dang Henry's are nicer to shoot than the Brownings.
Waaaaaay nicer trigger too.
I don't shoot a .22 LR lever but I do shoot a .22 LR bolt and it's scoped. I shoot silhouette out to 88 yards and the scope is nice not only for seeing and hitting your target but seeing your misses (not Missus that would be bad!). I have an inexpensive Nikon 1 - 4 power and it is plenty out to 100 yards. Other guys have 5 - 26s on their silhouette rifles! A scoped lever is a unique looking rig!
Im thinking about putting a scope on my Henry 22 cal lever action but Im unsure if it would be a waste on such small caliber target rifle. Whats the norm?