semi-inexpensive tacctical red dot for a 10-22

[problemchild]

I like the m21 meprolight but it costs too much $$. Is there a fiber/led/battery type red dot either holoscreen or tube type thats good quality and within the 100-200 dollar range? I also want some that sits really low and not too high up.

I have a picatinny rail mounted on the top but need the sight for tactical training type purposes. If it has a small dot like 1moa all the better

[Chaos47]

Primary Arms

https://www.primaryarms.com/Primary_Arms_s/586.htm

or
Vortex

[bombadillo]

Primary arms red dot is solid.

If you want a small dot, look at the Ultradot Match Dot. It goes down to 1MOA and it is very reasonable for price. Many of the smallbore guys use them.

[Germz]

1. bend paper clip into right angle.
2. stick fuzzy red lint ball on one end.
3. tape other flat side to rifle.

cheapest red dot you can get.

[E92335i]

Primary Arms or Bushnell TRS 25

[Chaos47]

1. bend paper clip into right angle.
2. stick fuzzy red lint ball on one end.
3. tape other flat side to rifle.

cheapest red dot you can get.

Psh, but you have to get a military paperclip if you want it to be truly milspec.

[bkk6869]

http://www.opticsplanet.com/tasco-propoint-1x32-rifle-scope-pdts132.html

i've got that one sitting in my safe bored. want it?

[.40CALIbear]

Bushnell TRS-25. Awesome little sight

[pennys dad]

i use the TRS-25

[JNunez23]

Primary Arms MD-08

[drifter2be]

Primary arms is the only way to go with lower cost (note I did not say cheap) optics.

I had a Bushnell TRS for a very short amount of time, it didn't hold zero and after the second outing, less than 200 rounds fired the windage adjustment would not work.

I currently run a P.A. M3 red dot on my AR-15 and it takes all the abuse of a .223/5.56 (almost 1000 rounds in without it losing zero) so I am sure it would up to the massive recoil of the Ruger 10/22 without any issues.

On my M&P 15-22 I occasionally will use a Sightmark holographic sight (when I am feeling "tacticool") although that rifle I love to shoot with iron sights, so that sight typically sits in the safe with the other low-cost optics I have acquired in the past few years.

[joker70]

Vortex Strikefire. Very bright red/green dot for outdoor use. The dot is 4 MOA though.

[Jimmy310]

Ive had multiple trs-25's and they run great on my 5.56/223 AR15's. Never lost zero.

The primary arms micro red dot is practically the same thing.

[bombadillo]

Did you ever get a chance to take a look at the Ultradots? They're not tactical anything, but they flat work.

[NoHeavyHitter]

Vortex Strikefire. Very bright red/green dot for outdoor use. The dot is 4 MOA though.

+1 and it also comes with a 2x magnifier that doesn't require a separate mount.