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ON max magnification there aren't too many choices, Some IOR's, March's offerings, the PM2 5-25 and the Field Target scopes. The 25Y minimum parallax scopes will usually focus at 20Y on medium magnification or a little less.
I have a March 5-40 which is a cool scope but I wish it were in the new FML T1 reticle.
I am courently fooling around with a new Delta Optical Stryker HD , 4.5-30 and scope is exceptionaly good at the price point ,in US you have also same scope branded as Trijicon ,but Delta has in my opinion better reticles , like most scopes we see nowdays its built by LOW japan ,NF uses bunch of LOW made components.https://www.optics-trade.eu/int/delta-optical-titanium-4-5-30x56-hd-ffp.html
Second the March 5-40 with 10 yd parallax. Unbelievable scope. Have it on an air rifle, but I would maybe consider a S&B if you need high end due to more elevation travel...
In reality I never use under 50 yd on a rimfire...even a 35 yd target that is the closest on a string in our monthly rimfire match I leave parallax at 75 or 100 cause the targets go from 35-150 yds. I have yet to see a COF that requires the whole stage to shoot at pt blank. Its too easy. The other monthly rimfire match has nothing under 50 yds...
I would get a scope that has massive elevation travel over parallax as rimfire shooting has really expanded into a LR sport and you will need that elevation to stretch its legs.