What is a good Muzzle loader Scope

[Pushbutton2]

I have a Tasco Pronghorn model on my muzzleloader. @ 25 yds everything is blurry @ every magnification.

I'm not looking to spend more than $200. The plan for this gun is extend the deer season another 2 weeks. I'd like good low light performance and an illuminated dot. If the deer don't show up and a pig does, well I'll shoot the pig

I currently have, at on eplace I hunt, 1 blind @ 28 yds. Lease mates are about 100 yds at their spots. We have community blinds and each person has their preferred spot, which we honor.
The other place I hunt I have a mutiple spots and potential spits in 80 -100 yds range.

[retrieverman]

I use an older model Zeiss Conquest on mine.

[huntandfishguy6]

I'm looking at the Bushnell banner Mz200. I don't have any information other that the reviews.

[Bayouboy]

https://www.bushnell.com/riflescopes/banner/banner-riflescope-3-9x40/BU-613948.html

[coop2564]

Hawke has a great one.

[Drycreek3189]

Don’t be afraid of UTG scopes. They are cheap but they originally started making scopes for air rifles and they can be rougher on scope internals than conventional firearms. I had one on a .450 Bushmaster for a couple years but I didn’t like the illuminated reticle because you couldn’t dim it enough. They may be better now.

[Pushbutton2]

I'm thinking the Bushnell Banner a Walmart...

I had a VISM scope years ago that had an illuminated reticle. It was way to bright. On low I could use it like a laser pointer in the blind. I had pictures of it on my old phone.

[kae006]

I like the Leupold Ultimate Slam. For your price point the Banner MZ is probably a good option, although I don't think it's illuminated.

[muzzlebrake]

Anything that will see thru large clouds of white smoke.

[Pushbutton2]

Anything that will see thru large clouds of white smoke.

[emoji846]