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Part of the new 22-Mag family, this scope is a new design from the ground up.

Introductory price of $59.95 includes a FREE set of rimfire rings.

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     RifleScope School

Lens Coatings
As light strikes an air-to-glass surface, a small percentage of light is reflected away to become stray light. This effect is limited when these glass surfaces are treated with a microscopic layer of refractive material, such as magnesium fluoride. To achieve multi-coating, several such refractive layers are applied. When properly applied, coatings can dramatically enhance light transmission properties by delivering more of the available light to the shooter's eye.
Types of coatings include;
Coated - A single layer on at least one lens surface.
Fully Coated - A single layer on all air to glass surfaces.
Multi-Coated - Multiple layers on at least one lens surface.
Fully Multi-Coated - Multiple layers on all air to glass surfaces.

coated vs. fully multi-coated
note - the term air to glass refers to internal and external lenses.  Air to glass means that both sides of every lens in side and outside of the scope that contacts air is coated.  The term air to glass is used because some lenses are glued together inside the scope and on side of each would not be touching air.

I don't have any numbers on the light transmission at this time.

I've had this scope a while now and have had a good bit of time to use it.  First, it's definitely worth $60.  If you're needing a rimfire scope and don't have much to spend, go for it.  It worked well on my Remington 504. 

What it doesn't do:  It's hard to use at 9X, because eyeposition is critical and it's just not very clear.  6X was about max for really usable viewing.Windage and elevation knobs are cheesy; they don't click much, just turn. 

I'll be putting my Weaver Rimfire Classic back on the 504.  It's a better scope, as it should be, but if something happened to it, I wouldn't hesitate to put the Simmons back on.

ba-50,

Been shooting this thing about every evening for the last few weeks.  Nice to have a decent rimfire scope with real adjustments to work with.

I've run this from 10 to 150 yards and found it to be repeatable and accurate in it's adjustments.

I have not experienced any eye strain that would indicate to me that the glass was  ground  or mounted improperly.  The unit does lose some clarity at 9x  from the image darkening enough to notice, but the scope has done everything it's been asked to do on an accurate rimfire rifle.

Overall I'd say that for under $200.00 you won't find a better deal.

Found that the rings fit some receivers and not others.  On my nylon66 there are no issues.  On the Mossberg 144LSB the rings do what you described.  the receiver is too "High" in the middle of the curve to let the rings work properly.  Weaver mount cured this.

Second part of your dillema, I took the rear sight off the Mossberg for that reason, but it's made to dismount easily.  A waver mount might elevate the ocular to the point you would not come into contact with the rear sight but you'd need to be the final authority on that one.