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Scope, Beeman Model 66R Blue Ribbon
RCrosby
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Looking for any information on the following scope; such as manufacturer, general quality, approximate value in used excellent condition and experiences good or bad.
It was originally on an R-1 air rifle and is apparently designed to withstand the unique stresses that type of arm provides, but I'm thinking to put it on one of my .22 L.R.'s.
Beeman Blue Ribbon, Model 66R
1" tube
2-7X32 with AO and target nobs.
Appears to be of reasonable quality, or is should I restrict it to the air guns and start fresh in my search for a .22 scope?
All opinions appreciated.
Thanks,
Rob
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It was originally on an R-1 air rifle and is apparently designed to withstand the unique stresses that type of arm provides, but I'm thinking to put it on one of my .22 L.R.'s.
Beeman Blue Ribbon, Model 66R
1" tube
2-7X32 with AO and target nobs.
Appears to be of reasonable quality, or is should I restrict it to the air guns and start fresh in my search for a .22 scope?
All opinions appreciated.
Thanks,
Rob
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Since good air guns scopes are hard to find, I would keep it for that purpose, and get something else for the 22...Just my WAG on things.
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If it will stand up to thebi-directional recoil of the big spring piston air rifles, then it will easily withstand a 22 LR. It might have a shorter parellax free distance than, say, a scope meant for a high powered rifle, but for most folks that will work well with a 22 LR also.
Since good air guns scopes are hard to find, I would keep it for that purpose, and get something else for the 22...Just my WAG on things.
Best
+1.