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I just saw one of these kahles for sale this morning, $425...
What’s the going price. I rarely see them.

I'll post up after I get it mounted and have time to take it out.

My CZ452 has worn a Nikon 3-9 rimfire with the BDC for several years now. Normally I’m not a fan of bullet drop compensating reticle but it works really well for the .22.

I hunt tree squirrels September through November pretty heavily and find this combination works very well.

My old Anschutz 141 .22 WRM wears a Leupold 3-9 EFR Rimfire scope. It works well enough for me out to about 200 yards, but then again, I'm not a very good shot.

This. I own four of them.

https://www.natchezss.com/weaver-cl...al-x-reticle-37-13-fov-3-7-er-matte.html

i will give the nod for a simple 3x9 Leupold,but i do like to use a Harris swivel bi-pod on my squirrel rifle. my reason is i like to head shoot all my squirrels no meat lost and much easier to clean too . i always use a squirrel call too sit,wait 5 minutes and start callin try to be by nut type trees too or corn fields ,look for squirrel nests too. good luck,and stay still ,Pete53

I have Simmons 4x. Leupold 4x rimfire. Burris droptine 3x9 ballistic plex. Bushnell trophy 3x9 mil dot. Bushnell trophy 4x12 AO. My favorite is the 3x9 trophy mil dot.

Burris FFII Ballistic Plex 3x9

And about as close to the Universal Solution as can be found these days.....

I have a Leopold 1.5 X5 on my Ruger 77/22 CPC reticle works fine. --- Mel

I use a SWFA 6x on my About 22 mag and really like it. The reticle is very good in tree tops and is fast. Adjustable paralax is really helpful too.

Wow , you could poke a squirrel out the tree with that , lol.

Just about.

It balances and carries well. Bonus to all that long barrel is quietness. With subsonic ammo, it’s really quiet.

DF

I don’t see enough to have an opinion. If you want one and see one, better jump on it. May be a while before you see another one. I don’t think there is a better .22 scope in its class.

DF

Tract has very nice 22 scope.
Standard 3-9 or 4-12 if you really want to zoom in.

The new Burris Droptine .22 3-9x40 arrived and I mounted it on my Ruger 77/22 in factory Ruger medium rings. Impressions are good so far. To my eyes, the glass seems to be the same used in the Fullfield II line. Clicks feel positive and are audible (barely). The power ring is a little tight IMO, but we'll see if it loosens up after use. The reticle is neither bold nor fine which should be perfect for a .22. The hashmarks are easy to see even against a background. I think it's a handsome scope; the muted silver looks good and the finish is nice. Now I just need to get out and shoot it a bit.

I got a VX2 4-12x40 AO on my 77/22. Shoot up close or out yonder.

I had limited time and only a 25 yard paper target to work with, but initial impressions are good. Easy to get behind, good glass, flare is reasonably controlled, reticle is nice. I don't have any complaints so far. I didn't bother to bore sight it, just set up 4 targets in a square and aimed at the middle, then adjusted from there:


I did the same for my Browning Gold Medalion .22 while there. Even the 'crap' Leupold did just fine. Shots in the upper corner are actually 4-9, not 10 as written.

I am probably going to end up with a Droptine or two.

I'm usually not to impressed with inexpensive scopes and as I stated earlier, the old Burris 6XAO mini's and Leupold 6x FXII's are my favorites. But, recently I ran across a special that I couldn't resist and to say I'm impressed with this scope is an understatement. Here's a link to the scope and the price, scope. I removed the Leupold from a Sako and mounted this scope. I am very impressed with it. Very clear glass.
Someone looking for a decent scope for under $100 may want to pickup one of these.