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The best tip that I have yet to work out is bracketing if you have a scope with a mil/moa type reticle. If where you compete uses cinder block to hold the targets, you can typically bracket off the brick. If not, for the 45+ you can bracket off the kill zone.

I am currently using a Trijicon Credo 4-16x50 on an TX200 and like it. It was a little more than the sightron but purchased for about half off from euro optic. Not sure if they are still offered on sale. It focuses down to 10 yards with no issues and I confirmed with Trijicon that it is...

I used one for a short while for HFT and concluded there were better scopes for the cost that range much better for my eyes using the parallax. Clear scope so could work for bracketing for rangeing.