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 Posted: Sat Jan 07, 2012 9:52 am |
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I'm still using the scope that came with it. I wasn't sure if it would hold up on a springer, but it has, and is crystal clear and hold point-of-aim nicely. The Powerline scope was the best part of the deal for me.
I wish the 22SG, or 822 as it used to be called before it came in a scope combo, was available in stores with or without the scope. They could offer it with iron sights only at reduced price. Heck I wish it was available in stores anyway. I have never seen one on a shelf or talked to any store staff that had ever even heard of them. Poor marketing on Daisy's part in my opinion. I think they would giver the Benjamin 392 a bit of competition even though the 392 is more powerful...But the 392 is also more expensive and harder to scope.
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