I have not messed with that exact scope before, but I have friends that use BSA on their guns.
My observations?
The BSA scopes are priced pretty affordable.
They seem to hold zero pretty well, but may not adjust reliably. Getting it properly zeroed might take some fiddling around, but once it's there it pretty much stays.
The glass isn't very clear, and gets worse when zoomed up to higher power. At the highest settings, only the center of the picture is clear. Around the edges it's like looking through dirty water.
The scopes are usable, and probably better than Iron sights, but when compared to the medium priced scopes they are out classed.
It's kinda like comparing a Chevette to a Corvette. Yeah, they both burn gas and move down the road, but if you are willing to pay the price difference you will like the corvette a lot better.
Yes, the BSA will do the job.
If your budget will allow it, there are scopes that will work quite a bit better than the BSA, and will make your shooting more enjoyable.