Another item, I use my .22 Savage Mark 2 as a training rifle for my bigger savages. So, I put the same scope on it as my other rifles. At times it wears a Nikon Prostaff 3-9x40, others it carries a Vortex Viper HST 4-16x50.
Since the stock is similar and the trigger is identical, the use of the same reticle really helps my long range shooting by eliminating flinch when I develop it on the bigger rifles.
I usually shoot my .22 at 100-150 to help refine the skills needed for long range center fire. At 150 yards with a .22 on a bolt action the skill needed is very similar to that needed on a center fire at 500-800 yards.
With the arcing rainbow trajectory of .22LR at 200 yards it replicates the difficulty of >800 yards in my .30 and .284 calibers.
So figure out what you want to DO with your .22 and get an optic that does it. I have a red dot on one of my .22's cause all I want to do with it is hit little green army men and aluminum cans.