The RWS 350 Magnum. I need something that won't come apart.

POP-

I have a Burris variable airgun scope that has been on several spring-piston rifles and has never faltered. I've had it a good while now, and it's anything but "mint" as it gets used heavily.

I no longer remember what I paid for it, but whatever that was, it has certainly paid off by being utterly reliable over the years.

Also, a fellow in town here bought a Gamo rifle-scope package combo a few years ago, and he speaks highly of the optics. I think the scope is stamped Gamo but I am not sure who produces it for them. He hauls that thing around in the truck, and it's usually covered with dust -- but it seems to be quite reliable...at least from what he tells me.

There is a recoil rating for airgun scopes, if you like a scope do a search on it.
But that's not such a lite gun as to realy eat scopes.

get the Leupold compact 3x-9x with efr. Leupold stands behind their stuff.

I've had a Leupold VX-II in 2x-7x on my Beeman R-8 for years, probably 4,000 rounds. Never a problem, and if there is I can send it back to Leupold and they will fix it.

Magnum Hunter---You are correct any problem with a Leupold is no problem to you--It's Leupolds problem and they fix it. I tried compact 2x-7x and 3x-9x WITHOUT EFR and at air gun ranges they just weren't clear. Most are set for 50 yards---they start about where airgun shooting ends. Happy camper once I got the EFR model that will focus down to 10 meters.

Thanx guys!