Registered: Feb 2015
Location: California
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Anyone use the BSA sweet .22 Scope? I just ordered one for my 10/22

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Registered: Sep 2005
Location: N.W Ill
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I have one on my Remington 597. Looks real cool. Sight it at 50 yrds with the turret for the grain bullet you shoot. Then you're supposed to be able to dial up for the yardage your shooting at. Used mine shooting prairie dogs a couple years ago; but wasn't really ranging them. Used the .17 hmr more. But I did carry it to a close tree this yr and shot a coon out with it... didn't have to dial up for that! Lol. All in all you'll probably like it. Good luck

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Originally posted by mountaincur
I have one on my Remington 597. Looks real cool. Sight it at 50 yrds with the turret for the grain bullet you shoot. Then you're supposed to be able to dial up for the yardage your shooting at. Used mine shooting prairie dogs a couple years ago; but wasn't really ranging them. Used the .17 hmr more. But I did carry it to a close tree this yr and shot a coon out with it... didn't have to dial up for that! Lol. All in all you'll probably like it. Good luck

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Registered: Jun 2003
Location: Kalamazoo, Mich.
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I never thought I would own a BSA scope as they are not known for being very good quality. But I bought one for my springer air gun because there was not a lot of choices and I gotta admit, it's been a good scope. Those spring guns are hard on scopes too. Good luck with yours.

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