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AC10040 / AC10041
Specs
- Item: AC10040 / AC10041
- Field of View(ft @ 100yds): 29ft @ 4x
- Eye Relief: 3 inch
- Exit Pupil: 8mm
- Focal Plane: Second
- Click Value: 1/4 MOA
- Length: 11.93" ; Weight: 16.08 oz ; 1" Tube Diameter
- Included: Set of rings ; scope caps ; lens cloth
4x32mm Plinker-22 Silver Finish Rifle Scope with Rings
by Barska
The 4x32 Plinker-22 Riflescope is engineered for plinking and general hunting with a .22 rimfire rifle. Fully coated optics create bright, clear sighting. Waterproof, fogproof and shockproof, the Plinker-22 is durable and able to take the knocks of long term use. Its reticle is an illuminated 30/30, with 1/4 MOA click values for the windage and elevation turrets. It is parallax-free at 50 yards. Two 3/8 dovetail mounting rings, lens covers and scope covers are included.
- 4x Magnification
- 32mm Objective Lens
- 30/30 Reticle
- Fully Coated Optics
- Windage & Elevation Turrets
Durable, Light Weight Riflescope
This 4x32 Plinker riflescope is durable and lightweight, perfect for hunting or target practice.
Crosshair Reticle
The scope comes with a crosshair 30/30 reticle, allowing the shooter to easily aim at the target.
Magnification
4x magnification allows users to get up close to the target, suitable for mid- to short-range targeting.
Accessories
The scope comes with set of 3/8" dovetail rings and scope caps.
joe S.
Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2025
I Put this on my Ruger 10/22
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on April 21, 2016
Bought to mount on a Marlin model 60 22 LR for the money it's great scope very easy to mount and sight in only minor adjustments at 50 yards out very clear rectical great for a 22 ground hog gunVery satisfied with it 5 stars
Ben
Reviewed in France on May 6, 2015
Montée sur une 22 lr pour le moment rien à signaler si ce n'est qu'il vaut mieux prévoir de bonnes fixations car celles d'origine sont un peu légères. Si vous voulez une bonne lunette (sur petit calibre) pas trop chère foncez !
kyle
Reviewed in Canada on August 30, 2014
I bought this a year ago and i left it at my grandparents on my gun in a gun safe. I came down to visit and i got my gun to shoot and the reticle was completely broken inside. Ive used maybe 5 times so i wouldnt recommend to anyone
janet s
Reviewed in Canada on June 7, 2014
Last year I bought a 177 Ruger Air Hawk pelt gun at the Sail In Oshawa the gun came with a scope and Fiber optic sights on the rifle out the door it was close to $200.Well my Son In Law broke the back plastic fiber optic sight off the first target shoot we had no fault of his just cheap junk made you know where.Well we put the scope that came with the gun on and after 200 shots I determined this is a peace of junk too so off to Canadian tire for a cheap new won.Well for $30 dollars you can buy the won I have here this scope has a mind of its own I even went and bought a spotting scope because I have cancer and cant walk as far as I use too.I would zero this sucker in after I don't know how many shots and the very next day it would shoot high and 6 inchs to the left at 60 feet, zero it in again let it sit over night and it would shoot low and to the right 3 inchs.Well the doctors said the chemo has put my cancer into remission and I should get another summer in, I was so Happy I decided to go all out and buy another scope for this dam pelt gun.So I went to Amazon for a new scope I couldn't believe all the scope that they carry, well going by the reviews I ordered the Barska thinking that sounds Swiss.Well I love it.It came with a good set of rings and I had it hitting bulls eyes within 10 shots at 60 feet and you don't need a screw driver to make adjustments finger turn adjustment screws, its about time, no looking around for a dime.This scope would be unreal on a 22 or 22 mag.My wife printed off a bunch of free targets off the internet for me I love the one with flies sitting on a big turd and this scope with this gun I almost threw in Sturgeon lake I can hit 1 inch flies at 60 feet.I have only had it a few days but am already making new targets to hang farther out in my wood lot just to see how far this gun with this scope will shoot.Oh and by the way its made in China so my hat is off to them.I cant wait for my kids and their kids to come up for some target shooting.Again Thank you Amazon and Barska ScopesI just hope I get a shot off when the Grim Reaper comes for me.Retired GM workerRandy S
Slacker
Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2013
I purchased this scope to go on a Marlin 60, as the stock sights do not hold true. It replaced my prior cheapie Tasco scope, primarily for the sight picture and eye relief.Overall, this scope is fantastic, doubly so for one that I got for less than $50. It holds zero, has a wonderful eye relief/sight picture, and is made my eyestrain after a long day plinking disappear.Sighting it in took a little bit, as it was a good inches off at 50 yards, but... the windage and elevation screws are easy to turn by hand, and once sighted, stayed there. It took me about a half hour, but once there, I was putting five shot groups that'd fit under a dime at 50 yards with regularity. Beautiful.There are only a couple cons, and they weren't enough to knock down a star:The lens caps they provide don't stay on worth a darn, far too loose. It may be possible to shorten up the elastic cords holding them on and get a little more snugness, but they'll only stay on stock as long as you're not jostling them. As my gun goes from safe to carrier and back to safe, this wasn't a problem.The mounting rings they provided are absolute rubbish. Junk, junk, junk. Get rid of them. Buy something better, ANYTHING better. A piece of bubblegum stuck to your gun will provide a better hold. I cranked the screws down until I was worried I would break them... and then a bit past that. The entire assembly still started slipping backwards after about 15 shots. Luckily, I had marked the mount points, so I didn't have to re-zero it every time, but..... New rings are a must.So to sum up:Pros: Cheap, reliable, easy to adjust, holds true, great on the eyes.Cons: The lens caps are too loose and the stock mounting rings are horrid.Conclusion: Excellent value for the money, excellent for a fun day at the range, and overall a positive experience.06/03/2013 - Editted to add:I replaced the stock rings with a (currently just a bit over $17 and Prime eligible). This mount fit my Marlin 60 perfectly, holds like a bear, and fixes the problem of the bad stock rings.
Luca Ballini
Reviewed in Italy on December 20, 2013
Prodotto ottimo per carabine ad aria compressa tipo diana o carabine di piccolo calibro, utlizzabile fino a distanze di 25 mt. Rapporto qualità prezzo ok
JPesky
Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2013
It arrived today, I popped it on my trusty 1976 Marlin/Glenfield Model 60, and took it to the range tonight. I'm very happy so far. This replaced the little 4X Glenfield scope that came with the rifle. It was never very clear and always too dark, so I usually just left it off. It was a "Free Scope with your rifle" deal back in '76 as I recall.The Barska gives me a much clearer, brighter picture and a lot more magnification. It fits the Model 60's dovetail mounting grooves fine and zeroing was easy; just twist the knobs. It's still early going, but early impressions are very good. It looks mighty nice and impressive on this rifle. It's a great, accurate, reliable old piece, but I may have to refinish the stock so the gun doesn't feel embarrassed.I was a little put off by reviews complaining about poor mounts and a smell. Maybe they improved the mounts, because these seem fine to me. Far better than the ones on the scope that came with the rifle, and those did the job adequately. As for the smell; I get what people are referring to. I don't find it all that strong or objectionable. It smells like a new tire to me. No doubt it will fade with time.On the Model 60, the tightening knobs (fingers, coin, or screwdriver) do get a little in the way of the charging handle. Still workable, but slightly annoying. I plan to reverse the mounts so these knobs are on the left instead of the right.
Daniel Burke
Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2011
Having grown up with little straight-tube scopes on .22s from such places as Gibson's Discount Center and K-Mart, I finally decided it was time to come up in the world and experience a little better rimfire glass.I was intrigued when I saw this scope since it had really good reviews, was priced competitively, and included rings. Frankly, I had realistically had low expectations but I wasn't about to spring for a Leupold for a 10/22, so I gave it a shot.I have to say, my expectations were not only surpassed, they were blown clear out of the water. This scope would be a bargain at twice the price. Yes, it's made in China. But the fit, finish, clarity, and controls on this are all 100%. I was very impressed with the feel, appearance, and performance of the product overall.However... and this is the important part - the rings are just junk. They are machined nicely, finished nicely, and complement the scope well, but they're designed badly. When you tighten down the clamping screw, they try to rise up as the clamping block pivots on the screw. Buy some real rings, and you're golden. I raided my scope parts stash and came up with a set of 70's blued Weaver rings that worked nicely.I'm cautious with my 5 star ratings, especially for budget-priced imported products, but they got this one right. It's VERY nice. I'm ordering another for my Remington 552.
donba27
Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2010
Scope is mounted on a Marlin model 60. Crystal clear and very easy to adjust and set up. Great scope for the money especially since it comes with the rings. Scope is compatible with scopes selling for a lot more money. The only con I can find is that the mounting screws are large which makes it easy to adjust, buy they are very close to the bolt on the marlin and could interfere with clearing a jam. I am going to try reversing the rings on the scope so that the screws are on the opposite side. Barska covers the scope with a limited Lifetime warranty but it's useless. If the defect is found in the first 30 days it can be returned to the dealer for replacement. If it's longer than 30 days it needs to be mailed back to Barska at your expense and you must include a money order for $25.00 to cover inspection, return shipping, and handling. You would be better off just buying a new one.......Great move Barska.....like giving away snow in the winter.
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