Several maker's make specific Scout Rifle Scopes
for example the Leupold FX-II
Specifications for Leupold FX-II 2.5x28 Scout Rifle Scope:
Actual Magnification: 2.30
Length (in): 10.10
Eyepiece Length (in): 2.28
Objective Length (in): 2.20
Objective Diameter (in): 1.36
Eyepiece Diameter (in): 1.36
Tube Diameter: 1.0in
Weight: 7.5 oz. / 213 grams
Eye Relief (in): 9.30
Eye Relief (mm): 236
Obj. Lens Diameter: 1.1in / 28mm
Max. Adjustment @ 100 yds (in): 110
Max. Adjustment @ 100 m (cm): 306
FOV @ 100 yds (ft): 22.0
FOV @ 100 m (m): 7.33
Ring Spacing
Max. Mount Ring Spacing (in): 5.63
Front Ring Space (in): 2.09
Rear Ring Space (in): 2.32
Features of Leupold FX-II 2.5 x 28mm Scout Rifle-Scope:
Multicoat 4 lens system
1/4 MOA click windage and elevation dials
Special 9 inch eye relief
Leupold Full Lifetime Guarantee
another is the Burris
Rifle Scopes Features:
Burris Scout Series 2.75X, Heavy Plex Reticle - BU 200269 The scout scope concept has been around for years, but it seems only knowledgeable avid sportsmen consider the concept. It is an ultra-fast, compact, lightweight, rugged and accurate scope sighting system. Some start out thinking it is not enough magnification for good accuracy, but shooters consistently produce one inch or under groups at 100 yards with the 2.75X scout scope. With the guide guns and timber carbine big bores sweeping the deer woods, the popularity of the scout scope is bound to increase, and the success stories to follow.
I myself am using a variable power handgun scope
Rifle Scopes Features:
Burris Handgun Series 1.5X4mm, Plex Reticle - BU 200214 These elite scopes are ultra tough top to bottom, and feature highquality multicoated optics throughout. And look at the variety.Burris offers eight handgun scope models allowing you to better matchup the ideal optic for your requirements. If it’s a heavy recoiler,go with one of the Posi-Lock models for even more rock solid performance.
If you don't want the magnification consider a dot sight such as the
The Trijicon Reflex sight or OKO (I use these also) - some like the Eotech but I have'nt purchased one yet to try.