3-9 X 32 .22 RIFLESCOPE

This is the nice scope and was easy to install and use. Lens are clear and and fog proof. A great addition to my long gun.

This scope arrived on time and nicely packaged. I purchased this scope to install on a highly accurate .22 lr, 1932 antique Mauser, captured and brought back from the war by my father and given to me. I’ve been the sole care taker of this beautiful master crafted rifle over the past 62 yrs and have enjoyed shooting it every chance I got. The original open sights have never been a problem and are spot on. However, as I still enjoy shooting this gem at 71yrs of age my eyesight isn’t what it used to be and since the rifle was already grooved for mounting an optical sight I purchased and installed this one.Installation went smoothly and care given with tightening down the mount screws. At first indication of point of impact was using a laser sighting tool that indicated slightly high and left of the X ring and same confirmed with the first sighter fired at the range. With only 3 to 4 more rounds it was dialed in where the X meets in the middle. I’ve used it three times since mounting it and my zero has gone unchanged. I love the cross hairs and clear view this scope provides. I’m happy that I found this nicely made scope at an affordable price. It has definitely helped me in over coming my human shortfalls and dialed me right back in to making perfect shots at distance. I highly recommend this scope for small bores and doubt it would perform any less on larger center fire bores. A very nice scope.

just got it yesterday..3 days to ship.. great scope. put it on my Ruger American .22. works like a charm. sighten in to 50 yards with only 3 shots.well worth the 80 bucks. the zoom is really clear. at 50 yards you can clearly see your hits on paper. i would say buy it...

I have been purchasing Simmons scopes form the time since they were made in South Korea, to when they moved manufacturing to the Philippines to today when they are made in China. Simmons has continually been well made scopes with very good quality control. Over the years, the different interations have slight changes but each level of scope has remained consistantly accurate, durable and reliable. I buy and sell quite often and almost all of my sales comes with a scope that I hav eput on and it is more than likely a Simmons. The 3x9x32 is inexpensive but punches way above its price point. Durable enough to work with airsoft, RF and even SA, this is an excellent scope. 32mm is not the biggest objective but sometime you just need the silhouette to be just a bit smaller. Also if you are demanding much more from a LPVO, the 3x9x32 might fit the bill without going to larger size scope. I replaced my LPVOs with Simmons on 3 of my AR platforms because it just makes sense for my application. Excellent buy.

I have not mounted this scope yet, and this review so far will be my initial impressions, and I will certainly update it if there is anything worth nothing after mounting it up and zeroing my rifle in.This scope seems decently well built for the cost, the glass looks clear in moderate light. The power adjustment dial is a bit sloppy, but not too bad. The elevation and windage adjustment knobs are ABSOLUTE GARBAGE--the knobs are plastic and there is virtually no tactile click when you make any adjustments, making it very difficult to count clicks. Other than that, this scope is fine for $40. Let's try to keep in mind that this thing is a $40 scope, and not get too bent out of shape.It comes with rings, which is appreciated, but they look pretty thin and flimsy, which probably will not matter on a rimfire rifle with little to no recoil. The rings are tightened to a rail using thumb knobs, which I'm not a fan of, and I'm hoping I can get them cranked down good, but we'll see. I will edit my post if I note any problems. In any event, if the rings end up being garbage, I still think this scope is worth it's $40 alone.I plan on mounting it on a Ruger 10/22 .22lr (not .22 mag), so I do not plan on making any elevation and windage adjustments once I have it zeroed, so I don't care much about the funky clicks.Overall, looks like a decent little scope for $40, especially considering the fact that Simmons claims the glass is coated, and the scope comes with rings (albeit pretty crummy ones, but I think they'll work fine).As an added note about Simmons, while I'm inclined to not trust cheap Chinese scopes like this on a big bore bolt gun like a .30-.06, because of their heavy recoil and shock, I must note that my brother bought a Savage 110 .30-06 with a Simmons scope that came on it, with the intent on replacing it assuming it would not survive the thrash of the .30-06 in a bolt gun configuration; HOWEVER, his Simmons lives on today, about 5 years later, and certainly several hundred rounds put through the gun with the scope never taken off, and it has held zero. Would I trust it on a big bore bolt gun when hunting big game even in lieu of this luck? Probably not. But it's worth noting.