Bushnell 22 Rimfire Rifle Scope 3-9x 32mm Multi-X Reticle with Rings Matte

Great price. Very sturdy. I have it on my ruger 10/22. An inexpensive but effective scope on an inexpensive but effective rifle. Common sense.

Works great with the Weaver see through mounts. Just bought another one for my other 10/22.

I confirm all of the findings of the reviewers above with the following: All around EXCELLENT clarity/brightness for a scope of this price...true upper magnifications are not as clear, but in shooting rimfire, they are not used that much anyway... Again, GREAT scope for the money - looks are EXCELLENT...included rings again will not work except on .22 dovetails...buy a good set of 1" weaver rings.

This scope is awesome! You get way more than you pay for in my opinion. The optics are very clear. It holds zero very well and the point of impact does not change when you change magnification. I have this scope mounted on my Marlin 983S 22 Mag. It matches that rifle perfectly. I would highly recommend this scope to anyone. Don't be fooled by the price. As was stated in previous reviews the supplied rings didn't fit my Marlin either. I used a set of Leopold Rifleman medium Weaver style rings with bases that I ordered from Marlin. I plan on getting one for my 10-22 Ruger soon.

An excellent scope for the money. I put it on a new Savage bolt action and it is a tack driver. Great clarity for a 22 scope. A great scope!

Put this on my Ruger 10/22 using a Weaver TO/9 base. An excellent scope value. The optics are great for the price and holds zero with no problems. I have shot out to 100yds with it and no issues with parallax.

As mentioned before, included rings won;t work with anything but a dovetail - won;t work with a Ruger 10/22...but with a good set of Weaver rings (get black matte) this scope LOOKS and PERFORMS great! It has a "Nikon" kind of brightness and clarity amazing for the price...the image is excellent..and so is the reticle...it looks like a MUCH more expensive scope - get one for each of your rimfires and even for your centerfires! Built tough!

I put this scope on my Ruger 77/22 .22lr and its great. I would highly recommend it.

This is a great 22 scope, very clear no problems with holding zero. I'm using weaver qd rings on a bsquare base, regular ruger 10/22. Medium height rings will clear the rear sight when it is folded down. Easy to adjust using a screwdriver, a penny, or the rim of a spent shell. It does seem to have a pretty fine adjustment per click, 3 or 4 = 1 moa, but it's hard to tell, 30 yard indoor range. There is a center-fire version of this exact same scope, same size and maginfication, but it costs about $65, this one is specifically for rimfire.

This scope is an extremely good value. It is quite clear and bright. Adjustments are easy and there is a positive and easily audible click as the elevation and windage are adjusted. On my Remington Model 5, I can put 5 rounds of "big box" ammo into one ragged hole using this scope. The only issue I've found with it is that the eye relief isn't really adequate for prone shooting. It's fine if you can get your eye far enough away from the eyepiece.

Surprised at the quality for the money. Other reviewers were correct: a lot of scope for the money. Bright and clear image. At full 9x, it's tight on eye relief range, but still usable. Appreciated the 50 yard parallax; useful for most 22 rimfire use. Scope rings included were of no use on my 10/22, so I used the rings I already had. I'd buy one again.

Easy to install and quick to sight in. I like the flexability to have the 3-9X magnification on a .22. Reputable product name also.

I purchased this scope when it was on sale and placed it on a Savage autoloading 22lr. I have shot it at 50 and 100 yards. It is bright, clear reticle, and held zero without a problem. The windage/elevation adjustments were easy to operate..not hard to turn or so loose the adjustment could be thrown off. The power adjust is a little hard to turn but nothing unreasonable. I do prefer when the power adjustments can be made easily. The major con I found was that when looking through the scope, the eye glass seemed to have a blur or distortion around the edge. No matter where I moved my head it was always there. The picture was still bright and clear enough to acquire the target but the blur is more of a distraction. At 100 yards I managed 3.5-4" groups and at 50 yards I got 1/2" groups using cheap Centurion ammo, which by the way is accurate but extremely dirty. Overall, I would say the scope is certainly worth the price I paid.

This is a decent item, but it has some limitations. The 3-9 variable power sounds nice, but functionally, mine wasn't very good beyond 6 or 7x. At the highest magnifications, the image gets fuzzy, and I have to keep shifting my head back and forth to get the exact eye relief. Also, (on my scope) the vertical wire of the crosshairs is slightly slanted and isn't perpendicular to the horizontal wire. It functions fine, but it shouldn't be that way. The included rings are for dovetail bases and they seem pretty high. I replaced them with lower weaver rings. On the upside, the scope is pretty clear at low to middle magnification and certainly helps my accuracy compared to open sights. And the price is good too.

I liked the fingertip adjustments. The turrets are marked 1/4" per click at 100 yards, but the scope is set to be parallax free at 50 yards which seems strange to me. Clear optics on the lower end of magnification, but fuzzy and unclear at 9X, and the eye relief is very short at 9X-I couldn't find a comfortable shooting position that gave a full field of view.

I have tried a few of these scopes on 22 rifles and for the most part found them to be satisfactory. However, the last two of them that I tried had parallax problems at 25 yards. I know they are supposed to be parallax free at 50 yards, but for shooting things like squirrels, more shooting is done at 25 yards than 50. One of them had about 1/2 inch of parallax at 25 yards and the other one had almost an inch. It makes it tough to shoot small groups with that much parallax. I am returning both scopes to Bushnell for service.