Rimfire Rifle Scope Recommendations

[HonkyTonkHale]

I am not sure if this post belongs here or another forum, but here it goes. I am looking for a new scope for a 10/22 for target shooting. I want something that has turrets or a reticle conducive to quick BDC adjustments, probably 3-9 variable. I will probably be shooting 100 yards or less. Something under $150 would fit the budget. Does anybody have suggestions?

 

[bsmith918]

I use the Muller APV's and the occasional Vortex.

 

[HonkyTonkHale]

I am currently looking at the following:

Nikon P-Rimfire
Redfield Battlezone Tac.22
Hawke Sport HD
Bushnell AR-22
Burris MSR

Any feedback from those who own or have used these?

 

[dennishoddy]

Can't go wrong with Nikon.

 

[ronny]

I have a Nikon P-22 and it is a very good scope.

 

[Erick]

Another big fan of the Nikon! I have the p-22 on a bolt action and love it. The adjustable knob turrets are pretty handy on rimfires the prostaff BDC would make another nice choice. . http://www.cabelas.com/product/Niko..._a85733aa&WT.mc_id=al35987&rid=12&WT.tsrc=AFF

 

[TwoForFlinching]

If you're shooting within 100 yds, the bdc and tact-turrets are sort of an expensive waste. If you can math, look at some mil-dots.

 

[Erick]

I disagree. Most .22 shots are made under 100 yards. The turrets are useful for different ammo, windage and resetting the range on the BDC. I haven't found a good mil dot cheaper than the p-22.

 

[ronny]

I've found that the Nikon simple Nikoplex version of the P-22 works well for me. I don't spend a lot of time at the range (since there's none around here), so I don't use the hyper velocity turret anyway. I could use the MilDot, but it's just as easy to hold high or low. I'm not very technical.

 

[HonkyTonkHale]

I have looked through both Nikon Pro-Staff and the P-Rimfire at the local Academy, and I really like the clarity. It hey also have a Redfield Battlezone that looked pretty good. am taking the Bushnell off the list of possibles if for no other reason than the weight. Hawke is out too just from what I have read. The Burris seems a little pricey for what you get, and I already have a C4 on another rifle. Looks like I narrowed it down to a Nikon based on everyone's feedback.

Thanks!