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Night Force NXS line. Built like a brick ....house.

If you want to see .22 holes at 100 yards you will be spending over $500. Kowa is a brand you'll see at high power matches. They are well worth the money.

Konus makes a decent scope for the money. You get what you pay for in optics, buy once cry once.

Look at eBay. Plenty of older Bushnell made in Japan scopes offered there.

Please do keep posting. Looking forward to your progress.

Konus makes a decent spotting scope as well. Just saying.

This ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^. Buy once cry once.

I'll second the Tenebraex covers. Worth it.

I have a Bulldog Tatical soft case. Great case for about $100. Don't go cheap on a case.

I'll third the Kowa. Well worth the effort and wait. Go to a high power match and the majority of the spotting scopes are Kowa. A fair option is the Konus line.

Try a few other brands of ammo to see how they group. With a 20 inch barrel and the right twist you may get better accuracy from a 62 or 69 grain load.

As others have said, make sure your base is secure first, a little blue Loctite on the base screws will ensure it does not come loose. I use Burris steel rings for .22 scopes. Then get a decent scope, Leopold makes a nice .22 scope, Nikon has one as well. Your going to pay more, scope and rings...

So I have a Karl Zeiss 6.5-20X50 MC Conquest, purchased around 2012. While I think the glass is very good I don't care for the turret rotation direction. Thinking about selling it, thoughts on its value? Thanks Paul

I'm looking at an XM177E2 so the NM with triangle hand guards is not an option.

Anyone have any experience with Retrorifles out of Reno NV? I have found a few reviews online, a few good and some that were meh? Looking at their retro uppers for AR15's Thanks Paul

Nikon. Nuf said.

I'd take a AR10 over the M1A1 for scope shooting at 800 yds. Just my .02

Kowa

Are you using it for highpower?

Check out the retro black rifle forum and arfcom's retro forum.