Those all are more scope than this gun needs or can utilize.
Hard to know what to 'recommend' without specific stated requirements. However, here's an afterthought. Good luck, Sir.I'm going to open the can of worms.
I didn't realize people put that caliber of scopes on muzzleloaders. I'm thinking I need something similar to the Leupold you suggested, it would give me the bars to hold over to 300 yards.Well, like you said….
Hard to know what to 'recommend' without specific stated requirements. However, here's an afterthought. Good luck, Sir.
VX-Freedom 3-9x40 Muzzleloader UltimateSlam
Every shot counts, but when it comes to a muzzleloader, your first one needs to be on because there's rarely going to be a second. With the UltimateSlam® reticle designed specifically for muzzleloaders and shotguns, you'll have a clear image and accurate aiming points out to 300 yards.www.leupold.com
Well, smokeless muzzleloaders are known for being 'healthy' in the recoil department and that's why I chose a Trijicon scope….they are built like proverbial tanks and the glass is exceptional….in my opinion, of course.I didn't realize people put that caliber of scopes on muzzleloaders.