The little YouTube de gun nut here. Tonight I just want to do a quick video on a new scope that I recently received that I'm going to be putting on my son's Ruger 1022 that I got him for Christmas. So this scope is a very inexpensive scope. It was a little bit lary about buying something so inexpensive. I ordered it from OpticsPlanet. I think the regular price is $4,99. I got 11% discount and then a $30 there's a $30 rebate. So at the end of the day plus free shipping it's going to be about 15 bucks. So I figured I couldn't go wrong for 15 dollars even if it didn't even work. I'd have to at least give it a try. So this scope is the Simmons 22-meg 3-9 power 32 millimeter objective lens. It says it has fully coated Optics, quick target, acquisition IPs, one piece aluminum alloy tube, waterproof, waterproof, recoil proof, and has mounting rings included. It's in a black matte finish and it has the TruePlex reticle. So we're going to go ahead and open a box and see what's in there. Okay so we got the scope box open. Obviously we have some instructions. We have a register now card. We have a lifetime limited warranty for a $15 scope not too bad. We have a little lens cleaning cloth and then of course we have the scope which we'll look at that in a minute and we have a box of mounts which I think these are cheap tip-off mounts but I'm going to try using them anyways because for $15 including mounts why not. So the scope itself it does come with some lens covers. Not a bad deal. It's always nice to have them even if they're not what you'd really want to use in the field. The scope itself I mean looks pretty good. I think it's for a $15 scope pack. I like the little red there around elevation adjustment turret and then the windage turret has a little Simmons logo, 39 power, 22 mag written here and it does have that quick focus eyepiece plus minus and then also it is a 39 power so it has a adjustable power ring there. So I don't know if I'll be able to show you the reticle. Well maybe let's give this a try. So you can kind of just barely make out that reticle. Not the best way to do it but I thought I would at least try to show what that looks like and I'll go ahead and I'll uncover the turrets. Again I'm going to try to keep this video really short. I got to get this thing on the gun yet tonight so we can go shoot it tomorrow. Turrets, holy that you can just them by finger. That's a little bit different than what I saw and some other videos so maybe they changed that. Looks like a finger adjustable turrets. So we're going to go ahead and get this on the gun. This $15 scope and then plan as to go try to sight it in tomorrow and they'll report back on how all that goes. Alright I got the scope mounted. Pretty excited to get this up to the range. The scope went on very easily. I'm not sure about the durability of the rings. Let me get a close-up of that area. Okay here's a little closer up view of the scope on the gun. So you can see these rings are these are actually tip-off type. I think they're called tip-off type rings. Not sure if I'm really happy on how they look on the gun because they almost look like they're not really very secure. You can see that. But it seems to hold the scope on there while it off. So we'll give it a try. We'll see how sighting in goes tomorrow and hopefully we'll be able to shoot some at 50 yards as well and have some fun tomorrow. How's the shoot going George? Slow down. Do you know where you're hitting? Yes. Did you see it? Is it going good? Yeah it looks like it's on the like target frame. Yeah are you hitting the white part? Yes. The target? Yeah. It's good. Better than iron sights. Can you move your head up a little bit more? The scope might work better if you move your head forward towards it. Closer to it. Oh yeah it does. See? There you go. There you go. How that feel? Good. You want to try it again? Yeah. Do you like that band? Look at me. Was that cool? All right. Did you try to shoot it again? Oh there we go. Good? Yeah. Did you hit it? Yeah I think. You think? Should we take a quick look? Yeah. All right there was some of the video footage from shooting today at the range with the new 22 Meg scope from Simmons. It was actually pretty easy to get sighted in. I just put it on last night at the scope and couldn't bore sight it since you know it's a semi-auto and it's not a bolt that you can pull out and see from the back of the barrel and it's through the scope at the same time. So I hope for the best while the setting in target. I set it in at the pistol range like like 30 feet ten yards and it started out down here and then I just kept moving it up, taking a shot or two at a time and then I also adjusted over for a windage. So we left that and then I did not save the target for sighting it in at 50 yards but then here's a shooting results target from 50 yards. So George, you saw I'm doing some shooting there, the middle one he's and then there's some of the shots that I had taken and so just under an inch five shots, a GIA 40 grain and I didn't really take my time in the my oldest one Owen. Also the the youngest one Ben there he shot the bear at least a couple times he hit it, it was off target a few times but not too bad for 50 yards kind of hard for him to even shoot the gun because he's so small and then George who's gunned it is you know he shot lights out here on this mountain, go at 50 yards. He aimed on purpose at the butt once and you know shooting at the head and shooting at the middle of the body. Scope, I have to be honest, is not you know the greatest optical clarity but it's actually pretty decent. Would I buy it for $50? Maybe but I'd have to look at one of their options out there but for the 15 I paid and can't beat it and if it was 30 I would say definitely buy. I definitely give it a thumbs up as far as the value and it's not a very heavy scope I didn't weigh it but overall gun hasn't really gotten that much heavier it's still very manageable by my 10 year old. Hope you enjoyed this video YouTube subscribe if you like the channel and want to see some more videos like this and be safe.