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scope for brno .22lr

Post by catfish » Sat Dec 20, 2008 11:33 pm

Hi guys,

Just last month I got my self a nice .22lr brno2e as my fourth firearm. I have a friend coming back from Spain next weekend. I need suggestions on what scope to ask for. I do not have much of an idea so any help from members greatly appreciated.

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Re: scope for brno .22lr

Post by happyhunter » Sun Dec 21, 2008 12:08 am

catfish wrote:Hi guys,

Just last month I got my self a nice .22lr brno2e as my fourth firearm. I have a friend coming back from Spain next weekend. I need suggestions on what scope to ask for. I do not have much of an idea so any help from members greatly appreciated.

Thanks

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Hi Catfish Congrats! Where did you lay your hands on the brno and for how much? Post some pics please. I have a Bushnell 3-9 X 40 on my IOF 0.22 and no problems. Gurus know better....hh
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Post by marksman » Sun Dec 21, 2008 12:52 am

Congrets Catfish,
My Brno Model 2 has 4x Leupold Compact 1" dia. sitting on a Weaver type Medium mounts and Rings since the last two decades and I must say I am more then happy with this combination. It looks pretty much in proportion with the the sleek Brno action. Variables according to me do not serve any practical purpose on a short range rifle like a 22lr. Just an opinion.
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Re: scope for brno .22lr

Post by indian » Sun Dec 21, 2008 2:22 am

congrats on the new purchase Catfish :) bushnell or leupold would be good choice.i have a bushnell on my ruger 10/22 and im quite happy with it :)

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Post by Sakobav » Sun Dec 21, 2008 4:03 am

Congrats for the gun Catfish do post the photos and check this site for info

http://www.opticsplanet.net/how-to-choo ... scope.html

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Re: scope for brno .22lr

Post by raj » Sun Dec 21, 2008 6:59 am

hi,
congrats for your new weapon.!!!!!
check out above mentioned site and search for rimfire scopes.you will get a bushnel 3-9X40.it suits the .22lr best.
if you want to go for a costly one,go for tasco or nikon...

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Re: scope for brno .22lr

Post by catfish » Sun Dec 21, 2008 12:22 pm

Thanks guys,

Firstly the site on selection of rifle scopes was very useful, thanks. Looks like the 3-9x40 seems to be more poular. so have to decide on the make. if you pay peanuts you end up with monkeys, so will go for one of the top makes and hope my friend can find it. I got the rifle in bangalore and will try and take a photo of it today and post it. It stoots really well. It lives up to its reputation for accuracy.
By the way does the lenght of the scope need to be taken into account?

Thanks again

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Re: scope for brno .22lr

Post by catfish » Sun Dec 21, 2008 4:53 pm

Hi guys,

As requested I am posting some pictures.
BRG_8925.jpg
BRG_8919.jpg
BRG_8907.jpg
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Post by ai » Sun Dec 21, 2008 6:56 pm

Any scope can go on a .22. Choice depends on your budget, needs and preferences.

You will need 15mm mounts for this. I have one on sale in the sale section. Let me know if interested.

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Post by fantumfan2003 » Sun Dec 21, 2008 7:35 pm

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Post by dev » Sun Dec 21, 2008 8:17 pm

catfish wrote: Thanks guys,

Firstly the site on selection of rifle scopes was very useful, thanks. Looks like the 3-9x40 seems to be more poular. so have to decide on the make. if you pay peanuts you end up with monkeys, so will go for one of the top makes and hope my friend can find it. I got the rifle in bangalore and will try and take a photo of it today and post it. It stoots really well. It lives up to its reputation for accuracy.
By the way does the lenght of the scope need to be taken into account?

Thanks again

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Nice find Catfish, I was using a bushnell sportsview 3x9-32 on my marlin...i am not too thrilled with it I don't know why. But I think a nice fixed view say a 4X by 20 or so by a good scope maker...like a leupold should be a great match. If you can pay for it go for the best believe me I have done the cheapie thing for too long. If you can find a Japanese scope like a Nikon even that may be good. I used to adore one 4X20 scope I had named Ednar. That was the best I have used so far.

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Re: scope for brno .22lr

Post by indian » Sun Dec 21, 2008 9:49 pm

beautiful gun Catfish :) would you mind if i ask about your other guns too??Just curious to know :)

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Re: scope for brno .22lr

Post by catfish » Sun Dec 21, 2008 10:51 pm

Thanks again guys for the help. I have my friend making a first visit to an armoury in barcelona as I sit here writing this post. Will get a call once he is in the shop. see how it goes.

Hi indian,

As for other guns, I have a Gammo .22 air rifle (got it last year from spain on my way back), .32 Webley revolver. Winchester Pigen Grade XTR O/U, 30.06 Parker Hale, and a very old .22 BSA air Rifle.

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Re: scope for brno .22lr

Post by indian » Sun Dec 21, 2008 11:17 pm

thanks for the reply Catfish and thats a pretty impressive collection :)

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Post by Sakobav » Mon Dec 22, 2008 12:00 am

Catfish

Thats a sweet gun you found and I wouldnt dare ask the price. Compliments on the collection and now customary request of photos again..

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