Vortex Viper PST2 with illuminated center dot. But if this was strictly a "brush" rifle for shots under 50 yards, I would just go with a red dot. I use LPVO's on these rifles as they get used in terrain that may be 10 yards or may be 400 yards.
LPVO scopes on brush rifles - low power variable optic
- Thread starter rhino62
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Apparently, I will be the "heretic" old guy and suggest you look at fixed power scopes. I have spent some time in the bush, and shot some game - do not ever remembering having time to adjust things - if I got the animal, up close, it was shot with how stuff was set, as I was carrying it. So, I do not really understand modern thought about need for "variable" power. It likely has its place when you have time - has not been my experience close up in bush at all - no time. Get a 2.5, 3 or even 4 power. Learn to shoot with both eyes open. It works. Let your brain / eyes do any "adjusting" needed.
Kahles 1.5-4.5x20, Kahles 1.1-4.5x24 or Swarovsaki 1.5-4.5x20, but most of my "bush" rifles (aren't they all "bush" rifles when you're hunting in the Black Spruce of The Shield?) wear Kahles 2.5x20. All with #1 or #4 reticles.
