Lower priced Zero Stop scopes for a .22

[Horta]

I’m feeling the need for a lower cost riflescope with finger adjustable (zero stop) windage & elevation dials. You know, you zero the scope then set the exterior dial so that you can make adjustments and still return to zero or zero-minus to compensate for lower velocity ammo. This would be mounted on a .22 rimfire the intent being to make adjustments from zero for .22 shorts up to .22 stingers on a rifle zeroed with mini-mags. Any thoughts?

My 39a is zeroed at 50 yards with mini-mags. When I shoot stingers at that range, they hit about 3" higher than the mini-mag group. In reverse, it would be neat to adjust the scope for sub-sonic rounds and then return to the original zero.

[ejhc11]

I have this on my Winchester Wildcat 22LR rifle, have not used the zero adj feature yet cause I shoot the same ammo. Nice scope - clear, holds zero, 35yd parallax, don't use the illumination its not necessary, I used different mounts because the Winchester is made in Russia and has sized oddball rails.

http://www.opticsplanet.net/leapers-5th-gen-4x40-full-size-range-estimating-mil-dot-red-green-illuminated-ze-eacfbb.html

[sholling]

You get what you pay for when you expect high end features from a cheap scope. It's iffy enough finding a $50 scope that maintains zero much less one that returns to zero when you keep playing with the windage and elevation knobs.

You'd be better off buying a good quality scope and dealing with having to use a tool to make adjustments.

[BOOGIEMAN]

Get a leupold rifleman.

[Horta]

Get a leupold rifleman.

That is a fine scope but it is not a zero-stop scope. The zero-stop is what I am looking for to add versatility.