Optics for .22 wmr
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Optics for .22 wmr
Looking for recommendations for a scope for a Henry .22 WMR
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Re: Optics for .22 wmr
Given that the max effective range is likely to be no more than about 150 yards tops, I would think that almost any LPVO with a simple BDC reticle would suffice without breaking the bank.....for example:
Leupold 1.5-4x20 VX-Freedom AR Riflescope
$249.99
Leupold 1.5-4x20 VX-Freedom AR Riflescope
$249.99
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Re: Optics for .22 wmr
On my 1960's Marlin Model 39 I have a Weaver 1.5-4X of the same vintage, dot reticle.
KAHR PM40/Hoffner IWB and S&W Mod 60/ Galco IWB
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Re: Optics for .22 wmr
Thank you for your replies. This gun is for targets at no more than 100 yards and maybe an occasional varmint. I will look into those suggested.
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