Which Scope????

What kind of shooting are you doing ???

..... mine is just a fun at the range/cabin and/or my AR understudy; so I'll either use a red-dot or a low power 1-3x20 Weaver.

Most shooting is 25-50 yds but will stretch it out to 100 at times......we can't hunt with semi's in Pa.

If I'm looking to shoot tiny little groups at 100yds. I like at least 12-18x on a bolt gun....generally a CZ.

A lot of folks like a 2-7 or 3-9 as a general/all purpose utility .22lr scope

I think that this is not the gun to shoot small groupings at 100yards no matter which optics you put on the gun. But it's a fun gun to shoot no matter the distance.
 
I put a Primary Arms 30mm 1-4X24 in their deluxe cantilever mount on my 22 AR. entire cost $180. Really nice scope very similar to the Burris DSM-1. If you need more magnification they also have a 1-6X24 and a 1-8X24
 
ACOG for me. Great from 25 m out to 100 metres.

Brilliant for chasing tennis balls round a field.

Rob. :D
 
Here is my suggestion,
Burris timberline 4.5-14 power w/ AO. BD reticle..it's cristal clear, and the reticle works good with 40 gr. Standard velocity ammo..I love this scope and found it for 235$ ..shop around you can find a good price..235$ is the lowest price I've seen .
The scope is not big and is right at home on the M&P AR-22 ..
 
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I stopped at Gander Mountain yesterday and looked at the Vortex Diamondback and Crossfire II models. Nice scopes and prices weren't to bad. Might go back there and checked them out once again.

Anyone tried the UTG or Tru-Glo scopes?

Sorry, forgot to add how I was planning on using the rifle. I mostly do target shooting/plinking at 25 - 50 yards with an occasional 100 yards thrown in when I can find an area/range long enough.

I went with the 4-12x40 vortex diamondback as well and it works well ! picked one up at Amazon for around 160. I shoot 25 50 75 and 100 yd targets at the range
 
After going round and round and researching this, that and the other thing I finally ordered an optic for my 1522. There are a lot of magnified optics that caught my eye but in the end it came down to the fact that today my shooting is done at a 25 yard indoor range. So a 1x optic like a red dot or reflex sight seemed to make more sense. I like the Circle Dot reticle found on some of the sights I researched. Lastly I was trying to stay within my budget of $200. I settled on the Sightmark M-Spec. They make a few variations of this reflex sight with various degrees of bells and whistles. I chose the base model because it gives me the reticle I want and came in $50 less than the next higher version. I ordered online from Optic Planet who are selling it at an already reasonable price with an additional 10% off coupon.

I'll report back to this thread once I get the sight and have a chance to try it out.
 
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running a nikon p22 2-7 power w/nikoplex reticle on my suppressed 15-22; adjustments are easy, and the rifle is more accurate than I am :)...you can find them for around $180 + or -; just add rings of your choice.
Rex

This is the same setup I use with a suppressor. I really like it. I got it dialed in and as already stated, it's more accurate than I am.
 
What size rings is everyone using? I picked up a 3-9x32 scope and it's a one inch tube. The rings that came with the scope were too low so I orders a set of mediums and those were too short as well. I'm gonna order a set of highs more then likely.
 
What size rings is everyone using? I picked up a 3-9x32 scope and it's a one inch tube. The rings that came with the scope were too low so I orders a set of mediums and those were too short as well. I'm gonna order a set of highs more then likely.

1 inch tall rings will put the centerline of the scope at the same height as using the irons on your rifle.
 
a scope, NOT a reflex or red dot.

I'm looking to replace the Nikon P-223 3X That was on my 15-22, as it was too much mag for up close steel challenge. Something small of "quality" starting at 1x for me. The Leupold VXlll 1.5 x 5 has served me well on my mdl 7, as well as the leup VXll 1-4x shotgun scope. With 5x and a rest, hitting grapefruits @ 300 yards is very doable, so you really don't need high mag @ 100,+ you won't lose the up close advantage. As an aside, big scopes on small guns just look silly to me. It seems too many start with a WAY TOO BIG a scope & mag, I know I did. :rolleyes: PS regular rings worked fine on scopes up to 40MM obj, BUT a rail riser was needed to get the correct height for a good cheek weld fit. (for me)
 
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Only 1 range visit so far,

so I won't recommend it yet, but the Burris AR 332 is easy to sight in and fun to use.
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I'm looking to replace the Nikon P-223 3X That was on my 15-22, as it was too much mag for up close steel challenge.
If you really want to use a 15-22 for steel challenge, rimfire challenge type speed steel events get a C-more railway with a 12 or 16 minute dot. Goes right on and is the correct height.

Best deal I've seen is here. You want the railway base and a 12 minute dot.
C-More Slide Ride / Railway Black STANDARD
 

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