Tasco Rimfire Series 3-9x 32mm 30/30 Reticle .22 Riflescope (Matte Finish)
Tailor-made for .22 rimfire rifles, Tasco's .22 riflescopes will bring out your rifle's best performance and accuracy when hunting, plinking, or punching paper targets. Featuring full-sized, 1-inch Advanced Monotube Construction, 50-yard parallax setting, and rings to fit standard .22 bases, this scope lives up to Tasco's well-earned reputation for quality, value, and reliability. Magenta multi-layered lens coatings and fully coated optics provide bright, clear images, and 100% waterproof and fogproof construction assure your hunt will never be rained out.This scope has a matte finish, with a bright, clear image and a wide range of magnification. It features a 30/30 reticle; rings included.3-9x variable magnification32mm objective lensMatte finishMagenta coating (reduced reflection, fully coated optics throughout)Tech TalkWhat the Numbers Mean:The numbers for each scope tell you the scopeÕs power or magnification rating, whether the magnification can be increased or decreased with a zoom dial, and the diameter of the objective lens. So, a 3-9x40mm is a scope with a variable zoom magnification from 3x to 9x with a 40 millimeter objective lens.How Much Magnification:Because high-powered riflescopes have a smaller field-of-view than a lower powered scope, choose your magnification with the distance you will be shooting in mind. Use low power for close shots in brush or deep woods and high power when hunting distant game in the mountains, open fields and prairie.Fixed vs. Zoom Magnification:Variable power scopes, or zooms, offer the benefits of high, medium and low powers, all in one scope. Zooms are particularly advantageous in changing light, weather, environmental conditions or geographic locations and when you're hunting different types of game. In short, variables enable the hunter to use the scope under various circumstances--from close-in brush hunting to open range hunting. Fixed or low power scopes are recommended for hunting dangerous game, especially at close range or in dense foliage where a wide field of view is required and where a mistake in distance estimation could have dire consequences.