Thirties
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I have got a used Bushnell Scopechief IV in 1.5 to 4.5 power. I've been using it on a .22 semiauto rifle with good results, although it's the only scope I've ever used. I like the compact size, and the eye relief fits my way of holding. It has a black crosshairs reticle plus by turning a ring, you can thicken the bottom (6 o'clock-pointing) part of the crosshair to make it look like a post, while retaining the crosshairs.
What I would like to know is are there scopes that are brighter than this? What distance are these adjusted for? Can I adjust this distance myself?
I will be trading in my current semiauto .22 rifle for a new T/C R-55 All Weather .22lr (stainless barrel, black synthetic stock). These used to be called the Silver Lynx, but are getting a new name with internal features similar to the .17 R-55 line.
Anyway, I am not necessarily looking for a new scope, but I just don't know what I have here as compared with contemporary scopes. You know, I'm wondering if the grass is greener over there in the other filed . . .
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What I would like to know is are there scopes that are brighter than this? What distance are these adjusted for? Can I adjust this distance myself?
I will be trading in my current semiauto .22 rifle for a new T/C R-55 All Weather .22lr (stainless barrel, black synthetic stock). These used to be called the Silver Lynx, but are getting a new name with internal features similar to the .17 R-55 line.
Anyway, I am not necessarily looking for a new scope, but I just don't know what I have here as compared with contemporary scopes. You know, I'm wondering if the grass is greener over there in the other filed . . .
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