I suggest you understand more about what your doing. I didn't realize you were breaking so many scopes until a post I saw of yours recently. Rifle scopes are made to handle recoil no question. But rifle scopes are mainly recoiling back fast. So they are basically made to be protected from breaking in back ward recoil. When your using a brake that all Changes depending on caliber and pressures. Some will say the brake does not create reverse recoil, but in a big way I think it does. Most aren't protected in both directions for recoil. I use four rings on my pellet gun. But never even had to consider that with a CF rifle or Muzzleloader. Understanding the basics of what your doing, is really gonna end all your problems. Look for some educated shooters, mainly competition shooters and they will educate you on what scope is best for what your doing. It will save you time and money as well.