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A customer asked a question the other day that kind of relates the importance of price and purpose in choosing a scope for his son’s .22. This is the question:
“I just purchased a Savage MK II BTVS for my son and I need to get a Scope for him.
There are way to many for me to learn, so when in doubt ask the experts. I just would like to buy a scope that is good for the range and will standup to time and a teen’s usage and easy to use. Stainless Steel would be nice to match the Rifles look. Any help will be very appreciated.
Yours truly, RB”
There are way to many for me to learn, so when in doubt ask the experts. I just would like to buy a scope that is good for the range and will standup to time and a teen’s usage and easy to use. Stainless Steel would be nice to match the Rifles look. Any help will be very appreciated.
Yours truly, RB”
I answered:
“Hi,
You need to determine what purpose and price range. This article may help: http://www.opticsplanet.com/how-to-choose-riflescope.html
Silver limits choices considerably, particularly for a .22.
For a good quality variable .22 scope you should have an adjustable objective. Here’s a few overall choices in various magnifications and price ranges. Nice choice of a gift.
http://www.opticsplanet.com/leupold-vx-iii-6-5-20x40mm-efr-target-rifle-scope.html
You need to determine what purpose and price range. This article may help: http://www.opticsplanet.com/how-to-choose-riflescope.html
Silver limits choices considerably, particularly for a .22.
For a good quality variable .22 scope you should have an adjustable objective. Here’s a few overall choices in various magnifications and price ranges. Nice choice of a gift.
http://www.opticsplanet.com/leupold-vx-iii-6-5-20x40mm-efr-target-rifle-scope.html
Have fun!”
Doctors and mechanics need all the information that is available to choose the right course of action. Same here.
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