Red dot on a 10/22

[cantexduck]

I have a 10/22 I put together a few years ago. The only thing still Ruger is the receiver. I have all kidd parts on it. I am thinking of taking the scope off and putting a strike force 2 or the Leupold red dot scope on it. Anyone have experience with either one ? Main use will be coon and spotlight gun.

[coy-ote]

Put one my sons 10/22 he has the archangel stock and it shoots greats with a bsa cheap red dot


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[bloodtrail18]

Try out a holosun 510c. They go for about $250. I have around 5k rounds on one that I put on a JP 9mm AR. Big viewing window and a super bright dot. They can run off of battery, solar or both.

[RJH1]

A 1-4 scope with illuminated reticle would be a better option IMO
I have had reddots on rifles and much prefer the scopes

[DK1555]

depends on what you will be doing. standard red dot for acquiring your target quicker and rapid follow up shots and like said before, 1-4x illuminated for slower thought out shots. I like my cheapo single power for riding around shooting corn thiefs.

[Raypo]

I also use a cheap red dot. I have a couple of the Clovis red dots. They work well for $50.

[sendit]

I have an inexpensive red dot on a plinker 10/22. Its a blast to shoot, errrrr but it's very quiet at the same time.

[WTJim]

Bushnell trs-25 on mine

[dclifton]

I have a Vortex Strikefire on my Buckmark carbine and a supressor. Everyone that shoots it says its one of the best guns they have ever shot as far as being fun to plink with and super quick target acquisition. If i was planning on shooting much farther than 40-50 yds i would look into a low power scope. They are great for plinking and big target but they are not meant for precision. Even at shorter distance.

[cantexduck]

I have a Vortex Strikefire on my Buckmark carbine and a supressor. Everyone that shoots it says its one of the best guns they have ever shot as far as being fun to plink with and super quick target acquisition. If i was planning on shooting much farther than 40-50 yds i would look into a low power scope. They are great for plinking and big target but they are not meant for precision. Even at shorter distance.

For right now a fun gun is the goal. I just picked up a 77/22 that I will use for accuracy. The 10/22 will just be something fun to shoot coons and rabbits with.

[texag93]

The Vortex dot is good but not as rugged as the Leupold. 2MOA is largest I’d go on a rifle.

[Balcones_Walker]

My KIDD 10/22 shoots lights-out to 75 yds with a Leupold 2-7. More accurate than any AR platform I've ever shot. 10/22s aren't all created equal.