Setting up red dot scope on Crosman 1322

[SniperP]

Thanks to everyone who posted replies with advice and hints on dialing in the RD on my 1322...finally hitting naked tails at 55ft out. As many advised, practice practice practice. Of course there is a lull after sniping one of a few days before the next target shows up but at least there's a few days of peace on our deck. Happy hunting to those who get to snipe daily, although fun I prefer not having to be "on duty" every day.

[Duckfish]

Watch the classifieds and pickup a nice pistol scope with mildots.

[SniperP]

Watch the classifieds and pickup a nice pistol scope with mildots.

Never thought of that but that red dot scope might cac at some point. What models should I pay attention to and can handle the 1322?

[Rick67]

Watch the classifieds and pickup a nice pistol scope with mildots.

Never thought of that but that red dot scope might cac at some point. What models should I pay attention to and can handle the 1322?

It’s not a recoiling AG, so even cheap scopes would be fine.

An AO CVLife seems to be the choice for those wanting a very cheap one.

Not a mildot, this one, but a good scope, so they say:








https://www.midwayusa.com/product/1015783037?pid=941124

[Rick67]

Thanks to everyone who posted replies with advice and hints on dialing in the RD on my 1322...finally hitting naked tails at 55ft out. As many advised, practice practice practice. Of course there is a lull after sniping one of a few days before the next target shows up but at least there's a few days of peace on our deck. Happy hunting to those who get to snipe daily, although fun I prefer not having to be "on duty" every day.

I have severe astigmatism, so even a 2 MOA dot looks like a hash to me viewed from spectacled eyeballs.

I just lower the illumination on my Vortex Sparc RD to reduce the mutation.

I also played with a 1-4 LPVO scope, which gives me very good precision at 25 yards.