i have a BSA 36 fixed power scope . Are BSA scopes springer rated ?
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BSA scope ?
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There used to be a line in the series of BSA scopes titled the "Sweet .22", which wasn't rated for spring-piston driven airguns, even though it was stated that it was shockproof, it wasn't even rated for certain heavier recoiling centerfire cartridges; No idea, whether that has been fixed/developed or not in the newer generations, but I can say with certainty that, if this BSA x36 of yours is a derivative of the Sweet .22 line, then it's NOT springer rated.
However, from what I was able to make out of this model, is that it tracks rather poorly, as some folks who bought these scopes from Amazon have written in the ratings/comments.
EDIT: I should make note, that I've been wanting to buy a Sweet .22 some five years ago for my Cometa 300, but I've instead gone with a UTG 3-9x40.
However, from what I was able to make out of this model, is that it tracks rather poorly, as some folks who bought these scopes from Amazon have written in the ratings/comments.
EDIT: I should make note, that I've been wanting to buy a Sweet .22 some five years ago for my Cometa 300, but I've instead gone with a UTG 3-9x40.
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Well i only paid $20 for it at a garage sale "cos you can't find your target in it " looked on line and it is a $149 scope at Midway .
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I think go for it... I wouldn't exactly put it on a Hatsan 125/135 but for an averagely powerful springer it should do. After all it says "shock-proof", only one way to find out whether it really is or not.
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