GerryRA
12-31-2014, 11:42
Gru-Bee Wolf Pup .22 rimfire scope
Just heard of a ‘new and improved replacement’ for the 1970’s vintage Redfield Sportster 4x rim fire scope. A form and function copy called a Gru-Bee Wolf Pup.
I always liked the Redfield Sportster 4x multiplex that I have on my Winchester M69A, but even in the 70’s it cost more than my rifle. Good clear optics, multiplex reticle, and it was sized for a .22 rimfire.
I think a 1†tube on a .22 just looks top heavy.
This new Wolf Pup is priced at $120 plus $30 for rings.
¾†tube, 9 ¼†long
Objective OD 28mm
Eye Piece OD 31mm
4 power - 24
4†eye relief
50 yd Parrallax
¼†clicks MOA at 50 yds.
Multiplex, Multiplex dot, or Post and Hrosshair
Anyone out there that has used this Wolf Pup scope? I’m thinking of strapping one on an old 10/22 carbine.
Just heard of a ‘new and improved replacement’ for the 1970’s vintage Redfield Sportster 4x rim fire scope. A form and function copy called a Gru-Bee Wolf Pup.
I always liked the Redfield Sportster 4x multiplex that I have on my Winchester M69A, but even in the 70’s it cost more than my rifle. Good clear optics, multiplex reticle, and it was sized for a .22 rimfire.
I think a 1†tube on a .22 just looks top heavy.
This new Wolf Pup is priced at $120 plus $30 for rings.
¾†tube, 9 ¼†long
Objective OD 28mm
Eye Piece OD 31mm
4 power - 24
4†eye relief
50 yd Parrallax
¼†clicks MOA at 50 yds.
Multiplex, Multiplex dot, or Post and Hrosshair
Anyone out there that has used this Wolf Pup scope? I’m thinking of strapping one on an old 10/22 carbine.