Hi, All,
I really like my 15-22. It's the version with the S&W factory red dot, but I also added Magpul MBUS iron sights, my needing more experience with both sighting systems on a long gun and as a low-cost trainer for my M&P 15 Sport ii.
I also want to get some experience with optical/glass scopes.
I have a Ruger 10/22 with a Leupold VX Freedom 2-7x32 optical scope that I just mounted and will zero and learn to use at the range tomorrow.
Questions:
Would you recommend that I buy a second 15-22 and have a dedicated, aftermarket scope on it, i.e. a scope that I don't switch out to use iron sights, meaning I use my current 15-22's iron sights for experience and permanently mount a second optical scope on the second 15-22?
My LGS told me not to change optical scopes on rifles, but didn't explain why. Is there any damage that could occur either to the scope rings or scope by carefully changing the scopes between long guns, say once every month or so?
Thanks!
I really like my 15-22. It's the version with the S&W factory red dot, but I also added Magpul MBUS iron sights, my needing more experience with both sighting systems on a long gun and as a low-cost trainer for my M&P 15 Sport ii.
I also want to get some experience with optical/glass scopes.
I have a Ruger 10/22 with a Leupold VX Freedom 2-7x32 optical scope that I just mounted and will zero and learn to use at the range tomorrow.
Questions:
Would you recommend that I buy a second 15-22 and have a dedicated, aftermarket scope on it, i.e. a scope that I don't switch out to use iron sights, meaning I use my current 15-22's iron sights for experience and permanently mount a second optical scope on the second 15-22?
My LGS told me not to change optical scopes on rifles, but didn't explain why. Is there any damage that could occur either to the scope rings or scope by carefully changing the scopes between long guns, say once every month or so?
Thanks!
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