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haha short and sweet. I've heard people tossing around paralax issues, but somehow I'm not buying it. I think it'll be fine.
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If your scope has a fixed objective, then most rimfire scopes are adjusted for 50 yds whereas most centerfire scopes are adjusted for 100 yds.
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You'll be fine. I have a centerfire scope on my rimfire and I love it.
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I've installed nothing but centerfire scopes on my rimfires and never had a problem.
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Your biggest problem will be running out of targets before you run out of ammo! You really can shoot much better when you can see! How do you think the rimfire silhoutte shooters hit those pesky steel pigs at 100 meters?
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Anything less then the Bushnell 3-9X 32mm would be a waste on my 10-22T
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