scope

[bigly6]

i know there has been threads about this but i couldnt find it im looking for a inexspensive scope for my m&p 15-22 that come ready to mount so i dont have to buy any extra parts

[Jordan1186]

I use a centerline ar22 scope from wally world. Comes with scope rings, lens covers, lens cleaning cloth. Also an adjustable zoom from 3x out to 9x. I was only about $60, it's held up very well for me, hope this helps you.

[pghrich]

ditto that on the centerpoint i have heard good reports on them , althrough i got a rex rx7301 from dunhams that is very nice and has that tactical look if thats what you want, comes complete and ready to co witness if desired, pghrich

[darksideemt]

After doing a lot of research I believe the above stated one is the scope I am going to add to mine as well. For what it is and that price range it is the best one I have been able to find with the best overall reviews.

[Allen 1]

I would agree also on the Center Point from WalMart.

It meets your price point and is an excellent value.

I believe this scope is made by Crossman? The good folks that make quality air rifles. I think they know a thing or two about optics as well.

I purchased a Center Point awhile back. It is a 4x16 with dual illuminated reticle.

Has held up quite well. Only problem I ever encountered was with the illumination switch (knob). It has failed several times to illuminate. No biggie. It eventually responded.

The glass is a 6 on a 10 scale. Not the best, but quite sufficient for a 22 out to 200 yards.

Some will tell you your wasting your money and you need a Nikon or a Weaver or whatever. Well maybe you don't have the money for a $200 scope. We all have a budget to work with and I'm quite sure you will be very happy with the Center Point.

Good luck with your optics my friend.

Be safe out there and God bless.

[stavman11]

ya...... or just get a Leopold for $1600....

YA RIGHT.......


I for one have tried a FEW cheaper versions of EXPENSIVE Scopes.... So far they are just FINE

I have looked at the Center Point by Crossman Myself...... Maybe my NEXT scope will be that also


All the reviews here have really helped me with my PURCHASES......

Add to Cart........ and CHECKOUT buddy



Stav

[bigly6]

thanks for all the help but still not having any luck finding anything

[lard]

Don't know what you consider to be inexpensive, but Nikon currently are offering their Prostaff Rimfire scopes with a $50 rebate. You can get a 4 x 32 for $59. Need to buy a mount to go with it, however.

[GMC man]

I bought a NCStar 3 x 9 x 42 adjustable scope with lighted cross hairs ( green and red) but I did have to buy the rings separate but it only ran $70

[mud king]

I got an NCStar 3-9X40 as well. More specifically the rubber armored one. It's a full size scope so it only has the green 11 setting illuminated crosshairs. I love the thing. Got it from OpticsPlanet for less than $100. IMHO I like NCStar and I believe it holds up quite well, but others may disagree. Take it for what it's worth

[Dead eye 22]

Got a NcStar 2-6 on mine. It's been on about 2 years now and no problems. Would I buy it again? - you bet! Buy my gun stuff from TacticalTed.com, good friendly folks to deal with.

[bigly6]

dose it come with everything i need to mount it?

[mud king]

The NCStar, depending where you get it, comes with the rings and mounts already. I believe most places sell it like that but I could be wrong.

[Dead eye 22]

Many of the NcStar scopes come with a quick release base. You just put the scope on your rails and throw the lever and presto - it's mounted. Easiest way to mount a scope I've seen!