Have you looked at the Sightron SIH Rimfire 3-9x32 RF - Crosshair #31019
The SIH39X32RF rimfire scope is designed for the ever popular .22 rifle. Extremely light weight with a 32mm objective this is the perfect complement for the small game hunter. The fixed parallax is set at 50 yards for precise shots with its fine crosshair reticle. This model is less than 12 ounces an under 12 inches in length for even the lightest weight 22’s.

Features

• Exclusive Optical Design: Using the right materials for the right application, Sightron engineers build optical formulas around the best optical glass to reduce chromatic aberrations, improve color accuracy, deliver excellent light transmission, and best-in-class resolution and sharpness.
• Fully Multicoating: Full multi-coating process employs industry standard lens coating technology on both surfaces of the lenses for maximum anti-reflection performance and light transmission.
• Reticle Material: Etched Glass for a superior viewing experience
• Shockproof: Built to withstand high caliber recoil and accidental impact
• Waterproof: Rated at IPX7 waterproof standards
• Fog proof: Nitrogen gas charged for a lifetime of fog free use
• Tube Construction: Milled from a single piece of lightweight, industrial grade aluminum

 

I have become fond of scopes with the fast focus eyepiece. This is not a feature of the Sightron SIF Rimfire scope. Thanks for the suggestion though.

 

Leupold Freedom Rimfire (non EFR) should be close to what you want.


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Clearidge Ultra RM

 

POW , What is the advantage of a fast focus eyepiece?

 

Some of the past 3-9 scopes I've owned lose a bit of focus when changing from 3x to 9x. The fast focus eyepiece might require a nudge to satisfy me. Also, focused scopes at 70 yards, blurs a bit, sometimes a lot, when the subject I'm shooting at, is at 30 yards. That is most obvious when the scope is at 9x. The Prostaff Rimfires I have fast focus eyepiece. I like them. I also wear glasses. A grandson can quickly focus the scope to fit his vision. We can switch the rifle to me, and I can focus the scope to fit me. No fiddling with the lock ring.

 

You should get a SF or AO scope to eliminate the issue with blurry sight picture at close distance such as 30 yds.

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I also have a few of the Nikon rimfire scopes. Take a look at the Burris Droptine 3x9x 40 rimfire version. It has a fixed 50 yard parallax like the Nikons. Also like the Nikons it's made in the Philippines. Great scopes that compare very favorably and about the same price... around $120 .

 

What about a Hawke? They make something similar.