Redfield Revolution

[okstcowboy]

Does anyone have a Redfield Revolution 2x7 or 3x9x40 on thier 15-22 or on a 22 in general? and it so how well does it work as far as parallax im just wanting to shoot 50-100 yards at the most with it

 

[antifederalist22]

I don't have their rifle scope, but I did buy their spotting scope (Rampage 20-60x60)--very nice for about $220. Since Leupold bought them in January 2010 , they have starting making a new name for themselves, still under their old name, but their quality is good--like "Leupold on a budget great". I think I saw a YouTube video posted of a 15-22 with a new Redfield optic on it. Go to BassPro or somewhere and try one out, or click here for a Leupold/Redfield dealer locator: Leupold - Where to Buy.

 

[magothy1]

Redfield

I've got a 3-7 x 33, I think it is, on a Marlin .45/70. For me it does real well, holds zero, nice picture. I wanted to try it because it's American made. I think it's well worth the money so far, I've had it over a year, run 200 rounds thru the rifle, probably, just banging around at the range.

 

[antifederalist22]

I've got a 3-7 x 33, I think it is, on a Marlin .45/70. For me it does real well, holds zero, nice picture. I wanted to try it because it's American made. I think it's well worth the money so far, I've had it over a year, run 200 rounds thru the rifle, probably, just banging around at the range.

Made in the USA (is the way to go--support our manufacturers here at home) - Redfield is made in Oregon, and they even make a point to say on their website that Oregon is in the USA.

 

[mapleleaf14]

I have a Revolution 3-9x40 on my Ruger SR-556 until I can afford another scope...it is really nice for the money IMO.

I have the Accu-range reticle which I really like.

Holds zero perfectly on the 556.

 

[springfield.45]

I have a Redfield 3-9 x 50 that i took off my 15-22 and put it on my 30-06.

IMO a great scope.

 

[Monstercastle]

I have a Redfield Revolution 3x9x40 with Accuplex that I had mounted on my 15-22 with a Burris PEPR mount. Loved it. Only able to sight in at the range at 25 yards, but for my old eyes it was great. Took it on vacation to Colorado and did some pretty tight shooting at ~100 yards. Great Scope. I switched back to a reflex though, as it was more practical at closer distances at the range. But I can mount the Redfield/Burris at any point and it holds zero well.

 

[Powderburn15-22]

Viva la revolution

I have a 2-7x33 mounted on my 15-22 and it's a do all scope plus it keeps zero after my few idiotic knee jerks plus they cost only 130 for this