Home > Consumer Reviews > Bushnell .22 Rimfire 3-9x32 Riflescope (Black)

This particular scope is a cost effective way to add accuracy to your rimfire rifle. The multi-x feature is awesome and lets you adjust the magnification from 3 all the way up to 9x. It comes with mount rings which is also a big plus. Although not stated as included, the scope also comes with covers for the lenses and a lens cloth. Highly recommended.

This scope is everything the other two reviews said, expect I feel it's necessary to point out one important detail. The mount-rings that come with the scope are very narrow and therefore not compatible with Weaver or Picatinny rails, so make sure to purchase up a set of new mount rings online or at your local sporting goods store if you have a rifle that utilizes either of the two mentioned rail types. Other than that, this is an excellent scope with great clarity and durability for the price.

I mounted this scope on my Ruger 10/22. The lense is very clear and is accurate out to 100 yards at 9x. I get about 0.5" groupings at 100 yards using CCI Stinger .22LR ammo. At this price point, it is hard to beat this scope. This scope is perfect for any .22 rimfire rifle with a max distance to target of 100 yards.

comes with scope rings, convenient see-thru lens covers (at some zoom levels you can leave them on while shooting), adjustable 3x-9x zoom. I don't know how you could beat the price. Im using it on a mini 14 (with the factory ruger scope rings), which might be a bad idea due to the significant recoil (which .22 rimfire ammo does not have), but so far its been nice to have. I'll put it on my 10/22 if it gets knocked out of alignment by the recoil (thats what i'm expecting).

I mounted this on my Henry lever action .22. It fits the Henry, which is pre-grooved for rings, very nicely. I didn't have to get new rings nor take off the iron sights, which was a big plus for me.

I am not an expert on glasses so I won't (and can't) get too technical. Lens very clear at all magnifications. I was a little surprised nothing was included for "clicking" the elevation/windage, but my pocket knife did the trick quite nicely anyway. My local indoor range only goes to 50 yards and it took me about maybe 15 minutes to get it sighted in pretty close to what I wanted. I was shooting dime sized 5-shot patterns in no time (from a sitting position, haven't done prone or off-hand yet).

All in all, I doubt you can find a better bargain on Amazon than this guy if you need a cheap yet efficient rimfire scope. 100% recommended.