Whatever scope you get make sure it is rated for black powder. I trashed two good rifle scopes trying to find this out. I started with a Bushnell Elite 3200 that was damaged. Sent it back to the factory and thye fixed it. The second was a Burris Fulfield II same results. A friend told me he had the same problem and told me to make sure to get a shotgun/blackpowder scope. It seems that the air rifle/shotgun/muzzzleloader/rifle all have different resonants or vibvrations. So the scopes have to be constructed to accommodate them. It ended up that an inexspensive Bushnell Banner shotgun/muzzleloader scope worked great and is still working.