I wish we had had this discussion a few days ago. My bugbuster was delivered day before yesterday LOL. But I am gonna try it. I got it for a Umarex Notos, my first PCP rifle so I am a newbie. But I do appreciate understanding the limitations and what to look for in a scope, this is great info!
A rifle with a long picatinny that comes way back will work fine with the Bugbuster.
It's a good little scope and is stuffed full of features. The compact size is really neat but you pay for it in adjustability when using many (most) mounting interfaces.
If you are shooting at a bench eye relief and cheek weld is a lot less important. You can adjust the scope and shift your position and make it work. You have dwell time on target to get it right. Your eye relief and cheek weld matter a lot less than in unsupported positions. A scope with a tiny eyebox and less than ideal eye relief is not going to make you miss.
Besides, you're going to get pellet fever bad and buy a closet full of rifles with a shelf stacked with scopes. A Notos and a Bugbuster is a classic way to start.
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