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    Lyman all American Perma Center 4x

    Anyone use the above scope? It came on my .223 and I was thinking of retaining it and using it on my .22

    Just wondering how people found them.

    Cheers

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    Fairly sure I still have one of these in 2.5x, interesting vintage scope that still looks pretty clear.

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    pretty sure Ive used one before..the Xhairs move in your field of view...on old 303 brit they ended up more than 3/4 of way across to left to get it zeroed..one of the scopes where ability to move mounts is great.
    if its clear and you can zero it,should be great on .22lr
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    They were excellent scopes in their time, and often still are. A good old school scope to hold on to. And I think the Perma Centre is image moving rather than the older reticule moving.
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    Had a 3x version and it was always a good scope ,held zero well.

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    Yep, like Mintie, I’ve one in 2.5 x
    Came on a 243 I bought, about 30 years ago
    On my sons K98 22 these days
    Good scopes.
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    I have a howa with a sniper reticle but it buggers off like Mickey suggests.
    Kowa and bushnell were same scopes back in the day.
    Have that distinctive turret
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    Bloody auto correct. It's a Kowa

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    Greetings,
    I have a couple. 2.5 and 8 power. The Permacentre models, as the name suggests, reticle stays centred when adjusted but earlier ones did not. Mine both stay in the middle. Some have odd adjustment click values. My 8 power, with fine cross hairs lives on one of my .22 RF's.
    GPM.
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    MY US mate has a number of these in mint condition on some of his period rifles. In their day, they were well regarded scopes.

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    I had one for a while, it worked fine and had no faults that I can remember, as Grandpa says, the reticle stays centred, it didnt move around.

    I would use it on my .22 depending on how close it focuses.

 

 

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