Rimfire Scope

[elksnout]

I would like to put a scope on my .22 rimfire for plinking and popping grouse as my eyes have aged. What is a decent low cost (Approx. $100 bucks) scope that might fit that requirement?

Thanks
Elksnout

[Birdgetter]

I have a Simmons 22 mag scope on my 177 and 17 hmr. They work just fine for what I use them for, they are in your price range too.

[bustedoldman]

This is one that I got, great clarity and accuracy!

https://www.midwayusa.com/product/1009765495/vortex-optics-crossfire-ii-rimfire-rifle-scope-2-7x-32mm-v-plex-reticle-matte

[carpsniperg2]

I just put the Nikon rimfire on one of mine been liking it so far.

[Bullkllr]

I put a 3x9 Bushnell Sportview on a Savage bolt action 22 and have been amazed by the accuracy. Cheap scope that I took off a high-powered rifle I purchased.

[wadu1]

I've good luck with the Burris RF scope that was free with the purchase of a 3X9X50 CF Scope. For faster shooting I'm using an old Millet Red dot that is knocking down 6" steel pigs at 100 yards.

[carpsniperg2]

I have a Simmons 22 mag scope on my 177 and 17 hmr. They work just fine for what I use them for, they are in your price range too.

If you have a bimart close by and a member. I just picked up 2 of those for kid scopes. They are on special for 30.00

[MtnMuley]

Put a Konus Pro from Cameraland NY on my latest rimfire.  Hands down the best scope for $100 or less IMO.  They had them on sale for $49. Bought a couple and now wished I would have bought a dozen more. I have a couple other Konus scopes on rifles that are mostly safe queens, and they all hold a perfect zero and are very clear.  Never spent more than $100 either.

[b23]

They'll cost a bit more than those already mentioned, but I've always thought the little Leupold 2-7x33 was a perfect match for 22's. 

[konradcountry]

Cabela's has the Nikon Prostaff Rimfire on sale. Glass is really good on those.

[kselkhunter]

I use the Simmons 4X that carpsniperg2 referenced.  They're cheap and effective. 

[elksnout]

Thanks guys for all of the suggestions   

Elksnout

[thinkingman]

Nikon Rimfire is great.
I have a 4X 32mm and it’s perfect.

[KopperBuck]

I got the Vortex 2-7 Crossfire II mentioned earlier. My buddy has the Leupold on his and I like it too. But for less money I liked the Vortex better.

[nutntoit]

I agree with Vortex for value/quality. All of the vortex scopes I have used are equally as good as any of my Leupolds in the same tier. Plus the VIP warranty makes it an easy choice.

[AWS]

Weaver makes a dandy little 2.5-7 Rimfire scope.  I had one on my Savage 219 in 22 Hornet, it worked great on it.

http://www.weaveroptics.com/optics/riflescopes/classic_rimfire/

Street price is usually quite a bit less.

https://www.natchezss.com/weaver-classic-rimfire-rifle-scope-2-5-7x28mm-dual-x-reticle-37-13-fov-3-7-er-matte.html

[sticky]

I put a BSA on my Ruger 10/22 ten years ago and it has been banged and bumped around like no scope should be. Mine is a 4x, but Midway has a 2-7 for $58.99. I usually buy better glass than I need to, but I've gotten a lot of bank for the buck from this cheap scope. Haven't had to resight it once.


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[C-Money]

I bought a Tasco World Class 3x9x40 at the Sports Corral in Joseph OR a while back. I think I paid $60 for it. Been a great scope.

[Iveexcaped3]

I've actually been looking at leupold's custom shop. 2x7x33 rimfire retical and a 50yd parallax $325. expensive yes but i plan to use my rimfire for grouse hunting and aim for head shots.