Gas Ram owners what scopes are you using

[prosportfan]

Just like the subject lines reads

[jus Tom]

I still get great results from my Nikon EFR models... too bad they're no longer made.    Others will likely add their comments toward "any scope airgun rated" which makes sense, but still doesn't always end well.
I've tried a couple UTG models over the years and found them to be sufficient if you don't mind thicker reticles. One UTG 3-12 (can't recall exact model) that I had and sold to a neighbor is still going strong on his Hatsan 125 beast.
I've also used some Hawke Vantage models with good results, depends on the power of the rifle. For a high power gas ram it would benefit you to go with an etched reticle AirMax.
With any spring/gas ram air gun... best results always came with mounting the scope in a solid one-piece mount and keeping the reticle as close to centered as possible.  Others may chime in to use any quality set of rings and those too will likely perform well, I only respond with my experiences... good or bad.
Hope this helps.

[A moron]

Personal i just got tired of the scope chase.

I still use one on rare certain occasionally shooting, but more full time open sight . Kinda goes with the lesson of never buy a springer thay comes with out sight. 

Anyway i got a athlon talos holding up. Lots of shots on a gamo igt.22 and some lite use on a r9..    its a heavy scope  vs most.

[Bayman]

Put a Sportsmatch Dampa mount on it and any scope will last longer. On my R1 I have a $100 Hawke 3-9x40 Vantage mounted in a Dampa mount with no problems. That scope is only rated for 12 fpe and my R1 is making 19. My other choice is an Hawke Airmax. DVOR just had the 4-12x40 Airmax on sale for $148. That's a killer deal. It might still be available. I'd still put a Dampa mount under it if you can afford it. Typically I go with the Airmax on big springers. The Dampa mount gives you more options because it absorbs a lot of the recoil. My Rx1 had a Dampa mount and 4-12x40 Airmax with zero problems.

Good luck
Ron

[SteveP-52]

Put a Sportsmatch Dampa mount on it and any scope will last longer. On my R1 I have a $100 Hawke 3-9x40 Vantage mounted in a Dampa mount with no problems. That scope is only rated for 12 fpe and my R1 is making 19. My other choice is an Hawke Airmax. DVOR just had the 4-12x40 Airmax on sale for $148. That's a killer deal. It might still be available. I'd still put a Dampa mount under it if you can afford it. Typically I go with the Airmax on big springers. The Dampa mount gives you more options because it absorbs a lot of the recoil. My Rx1 had a Dampa mount and 4-12x40 Airmax with zero problems.

Good luck
Ron

I told him basically the same thing yesterday on AGN...lol.

[A moron]

I kinda like the dampa a bit more then the dians zero bulleye.   If i had to choose without knowing better. (Opinion).  But movement is still movment.

[AirGunner]

The scopes I highly recommend are the Leapers UTG Swat Accushot built with the True Strength platform. They come with good mounts and I mount them on a picatinny rail or UTG adapter. Solid as rock and no problems. Lifetime warranty as well. I do have a Hawke Airmax mounted on a HW 97 but for me the reticle is too small.

[Ribbonstone]

No changed from a metal springer...may feel smoother with a gas ram, but the same kind of springer forces are at work on the scope/mount.

[Tater]

Moved to the Optics Gate.

[prosportfan]

everyone, i want to say that all of your feedback is greatly appreciated.

[JuryRigger]

I'm running a UTG True Hunter 3-9x40 AO mildot model; on a Hector Medina accurized ZR mount; ran two discontinued UTG models before that that got up to about 1000 shots apiece before stuff started to go awry... Now that I have the ZR mount-there won't be any issues 
Jesse

[Yogi]

I'm running the MTC Cobra 2-9 scope on both of my gas ram guns.
One piece mounts, no problems.

-Y

[erock]

My gas ram Sig ASP20 wears a Hawke scope, and has been problem-free so far. That rifle does have some pretty good recoil....