I'm looking at buying an MVA scope for my 22rf on a CPA action.  I'm thinking that their Winchester B series in 5x will work just fine.  The other option is one of the 2000 series in 6x.  I doubt that I'd notice much difference between 5x and 6x but I will for sure notice the difference in price, about 300 bucks.  Does anyone have any thoughts pro or con?  I'm going with MVA because I've learned (several times ) to buy the best first.   

Thanks,
JS

While I use a 28" MVA scope on all my single-shot rifles, you might also want to check out the DZ Arms scope. About the same price, but you will notice the difference between 5X, 6X and the DZ 8X power. They are a similar quality to the MVA scopes. You cannot go wrong with either.

If you are using the scope purely for your .22 shooting, the Winchester B replica should work fine.  But if the .22 barrel is an understudy for a longer range centerfire rifle, I don't know if the small scope would be competitive with the longer ones if you switch over.  If you get a bigger scope for centerfire barrels, the settings and adjustments will be different.

I'm planning to mount my 28" MVA on my Hepburn .22 and use it for offhand practice so the sight picture and the wobble will be similar to that with my larger calibers.  It will be pure overkill, but it will be the same setup for everything, in a situation that has plenty enough variables to deal with already.

You would be hard put to find better optics than those used in the 6X MVA and DZ Arms scopes. Crystal clear out to 1000.

Thanks for the replies.  It helps to hear from those who have actually used a product.  I'm thinking I'll go with the MVA Winchester scope.  Realistically, most of my shooting will be at 100 yds or less and all of it informal so there's no real need to spend an extra 5 or 6 hundred bucks. If I had more $$$ I could buy more XXX's.

JS

FWIW - C.Sharps Arms M1885 LW 22LR with MVA 5A Scope.
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