i have a sub from gun test ... (guntest.com) a GREAT mag.. tells u like it is... i bought a scope w/ their recommendation...
Simmons 22 Mag Riflescope 3-9x32mm 511072, $52
haven't had a problem w/ it...
test scores:
TruGlo 4x32mm Model TG8504BR = F
BSA 22 Special Model S4X32WR = F
Tasco’s 22 Riflescope 3-9x32mm Model MAG39X32D = C
Simmons 22 Mag Riflescope 3-9x32mm 511072 = B
Rimfire Riflescopes Under $50: Bubbles Sink TruGlo and BSA - (Nov 15 2010)
At one time optics for a rimfire rifle meant a scope with a 0.75-inch tube—including objective—and no adjustable magnification. You could also get it with any reticle type you wanted as long as it was a traditional crosshair. You can still purchase these types of scopes, but today’s rimfire scopes share a lot in common with centerfire scopes. They come in 1-inch tubes and have adjustable magnification, parallax adjustment, and an assortment of reticle types. We were interested to see if low cost—around $50—had any relationship to quality and usability. Our test products were the TruGlo 4x32mm Model TG8504BR, $50; the BSA 22 Special Model S4X32WR, $40; Tasco’s 22 Riflescope 3-9x32mm Model MAG39X32D, $50; and the Simmons 22 Mag Riflescope 3-9x32mm 511072, $52. Before we did any range work with the scopes, we performed a shock test by whacking the scope on a wooden bench to determine if a jolt would have an effect. Next, we removed turret covers and froze the scopes in a -4 degree freezer and soaked them in a sink of hot water to see if seals leaked, making the scope susceptible to moisture build up.
hope this helps.......
remember this... ANYBODY can make rate... but ONLY GOD can make a bosn' mate !! LOL !!
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