chevyforlife21
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difference between bushnell sportsman vs .22 scope? both 3-9. is it cuse of the dovetail .22 rings? the sportsman is 10 bucks more
scopes for a .22
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chevyforlife21
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so the sportsmen is brighter and clearer? is it tougher?
plateshooter
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KodeFore, I have several .22 rifles with airgun scopes on them. I never had any problems, and the parallax is perfect for my rimfire shooting.
chevyforlife21
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yea u can use a 6 dollar tasco 22/air gun scope
lobo9er
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center point scopes have caught my eye theres a rep that comes on a local 2nd amendment radio show once in a while they sound like a good bang for the buck.
351 WINCHESTER
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Do yourself a favor and get a rimfire scope for your .22. Bushnell makes good ones and they are cheap.
chevyforlife21
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ok wow im mad
i just spent the last hour and a half putting on a bushnell sportsman 3-9 scope on my ruger 77/22 very carefully and precise i might add. when i open the bolt it hits the scope power adjuster (notice how big the bushnell adj.power rings are). ive tried sliding the scope backward and forward it still wont work in some points i cant even open the bolt handle others can but i have to use a little force. should i file the plastic down so i can use it? or should i bring it back to gander mtn wich i just payed 50 bucks plus tax for. my 2 other options are a tasco pronghorn for 50 bucks also, or another bushnell .22 scope for 40 bucks but that may have the same problem. i must add i realy want this scope on here cuse it matches my stainless finish and i like bushnells. does gander mtn except returns on optics that were opened and mounted but not used?
i just spent the last hour and a half putting on a bushnell sportsman 3-9 scope on my ruger 77/22 very carefully and precise i might add. when i open the bolt it hits the scope power adjuster (notice how big the bushnell adj.power rings are). ive tried sliding the scope backward and forward it still wont work in some points i cant even open the bolt handle others can but i have to use a little force. should i file the plastic down so i can use it? or should i bring it back to gander mtn wich i just payed 50 bucks plus tax for. my 2 other options are a tasco pronghorn for 50 bucks also, or another bushnell .22 scope for 40 bucks but that may have the same problem. i must add i realy want this scope on here cuse it matches my stainless finish and i like bushnells. does gander mtn except returns on optics that were opened and mounted but not used?
chevyforlife21
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im gonna try to return it and get one of the other scopes i mentioned my scope is bulky so maybe thats the problem.
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