Which scope!!

[plinkplinkplop 0]

Hi all, I have just bought a CZ 22 Varmint and I'm looking to upgrade my scope! Looking to spend around the £100 mark.

 

Thanks Plink.

[stubby 175]

I personnaly would say stick with a standard scope, say 3-9x50, think to many people rush out when getting a rimfire, thinking they need something super duper with bells on, but thats just me

[dave1372 83]

I personnaly would say stick with a standard scope, say 3-9x50, think to many people rush out when getting a rimfire, thinking they need something super duper with bells on, but thats just me

 

:thumbs:Yep I agree.

[bigears 205]

3-9x40 is good enough for 22lr i have the hawke 3-9x40 sport HD map, one of my favorite scopes you can pick one up for £50 new if they still do them

[David Dey 2]

Hi all, I have just bought a CZ 22 Varmint and I'm looking to upgrade my scope! Looking to spend around the £100 mark.

 

Thanks Plink.

 

Hi.

I have a Simmons Whitetail Classic 3.5-10 x40 which is ideal for me.I have had it for 2 years and when I got it from J.S. Ramsbottom it was on special offer.

 

DD

[Colster 1]

As said above, you don't need an S&B on there but I do like a decent low light capable scope and on an LR, I prefer milldots. Zero it at 55yards and it will be pretty much flat out from about 25 to 60ish but if you want to punch a few at 90-120yards I find the dots help... although at the moment I have a Hawke Endurance 30IR on mine, no dots but awesome in low light. When my variation comes through that will be going on an HMR and I have a Hawke Map Pro ready to go on the LR.