I agree there are fewer options for telescopic sights -- scopes. That is because handgunners overwhelmingly prefer dots -- of which there are more choices than ever. Of course, I can't speak for every one of them, but as a market segment they speak for themselves with their purchases. Scopes may have their place, but most people using an optic on a handgun are still shooting within 100 yards or less or they are shooting a big target like a deer at a little bit farther. Precision is important, but magnification isn't necessary and mostly interferes with target acquisition. We could have a LPVO for handguns, but a consumer might have to pay a lot of money for the option to 'zoom in' that they rarely use.
The Ultra Dot is a popular reflex sight for handguns. I suggest checking that one out. Earlier, I suggested the Aimpoint H34S. There are tons of other options out there because reflex sights for handguns are hot sellers right now and lots of new companies have come on the scene to offer even more options like Sig and Holosun, and there are great sights from the traditional marks like Leupold, Burris, Vortex, Trijicon, Aimpoint, Crimson Trace... The mini sights for duty and carry guns work great for precision shot placement, but I think there are real advantages to the larger tube sights if their size and height are acceptable. They are typically preferred by handgun hunters and not so much for duty/carry. Because handgun hunters themselves aren't as big of a market, the tube-type reflex sights are mostly advertised for carbines, but they can be made to work just fine on a handgun with rings or a rail.
That's about the extent of my knowledge. Other people know more than I. If this is something compatible with your use, re-phrase your inquiry and ask about red-dot or reflex tube sights for handguns. There are handgun hunters on here that have experience with several different ones.
