minutemen1776
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I'm in the process of switching out scopes on a few of my rifles. I'm planning to replace the 2-7x32 Bushnell Legend that's now on my Rem 700 with a slightly larger 3-9x40 model. At the same time, I'm planning to scope my .22LR Marlin 60. It seems to me that the 2-7x32 Legend would be a good fit on a rimfire and would give much better quality of glass versus most of the rimfire scopes that are available. But the parallax issue gives me pause. My Legend is parallax-free at 100 yards, and almost all my rimfire shooting will be done at 50 yards or less. Is this a big deal for a rifle that will mainly be used as a plinker? Or would I do better to sell the 2-7x32 Legend and get something that's made to go on a rimfire?