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Question: what all is needed to mount this to a Savage Mark II rifle? Noob looking to buy and want to make sure I don't miss anything.
Document: This scope rocks, clear, adjusts easly, STAYS @ ZERO. What more do you want, if you have a .22 or air gun this is really more than enough. I shoot 80 yds (CAN SEE FAR BEYOND THAT) effectivly with my Savage I would definatly buy again if I had the need for another small cal rifle scope. I would use on .22, 17HMR, 22 MAG and probably on up depending on the application for the rifle.
The starting rings were good if I could of found some mounts to fit. I went to walmart and got some wreaver style rings. I mounted on my savage mark II. I used some mediuem rings and it cleared the bolt quite nicely.
This is a pretty good budget scope for people who are starting out and don't want to spend a lot of money. The only problem I had with this scope is that I had to buy different rings to get it to attach to my gun. I bought my first hunting rifle, a bolt action Ruger American, and it comes with weaver rails attached to it. The scope didn't have weaver scope rings, but a quick trip to my local sporting good store fixed that problem.
I made sure that it was installed proper.Then when i tried to make adjustments,like one click was suspose to change it one inch,well it did not work,i had to move it 12 clicks to change its pattern 1/2 inch, just not satisfied
Great quality and great optics. I would have given this a 5 star except the scope came with mounting rings that did not fit my rifle mount. I didn't find out until I received it. Product description should have advised me of mount size and I should have been given option of selecting correct size rings. I would buy again. Love the scope
This is a pretty good scope. However, I had to go to a gun store and buy new scope rings for it. The included rings are not compatible with picatinny rails. Not a huge deal, only another 8-9 dollars. Just wish I knew that ahead of time. They sell some here on Amazon that should work.I mounted this to my Ruger 10/22 standard rifle. Scope was mounted on the Amazon UTG 10/22 low profile rail mount.
Not many squirrel hunters I know will shoot 150 feet through the trees. The parallax issues at 50 feet make this scope unusable at 50-75 feet for anything other than body shots (low clean kill probability) on larger critters like coons, skunks, and and groundhogs. I should have studied the parameters more prior purchase.
I've take this out twice on my Marlin 795, it works great. It did come loose once, but it went right back on and was still zeroed in! Make sure it's on tight!
I'm not sure how it happened, but Barska accidentally got the caps switched on the scope. It took me a little while to realize that everytime I played with the caps, it was doing what I didn't want it to do.After I figured that out, got it scoped in dead on. Only wasted an hour of time figuring that out, but whatever.
While admittedly not an expert I love this scope after shooting it today. At 50 yards it was tack driver accurate on a savage arms mark 2 .22 lr. (after moderately easy sight in of course) It stayed sighted in after hundreds of rounds as well. The view is crystal clear without the lens caps and still decent with the lens caps on. The adjustments are clickable with your fingers vice having to have a screwdriver with you. Great scope.
Answer: yes