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Riflescopes for Airguns
Riflescope Walther 4 x 32, 11 mm
Riflescope Umarex 3 - 7 x 20
Riflescope Walther 4 x 32 Compact
Riflescope Walther 3 - 9 x 44
Riflescope Gamo 4 x 32 WR
Riflescope Walther 6 x 42
Riflescope Gamo 4 x 20 TV WA - N
Riflescope Walther 3 - 9 x 40, black
Riflescope Nikko Stirling MountMast 3 - 9 x 40 with assembly Half Mit Dot
Riflescope Walther 4 x 32 GA
Riflescope Nikko Stirling MountMast 4 x 32 with mounting Half Mil Dot
Riflescope Nikko Stirling MountM AO 3 - 9 x 40
Riflescope Umarex 3 - 7 x 20
Riflescope Umarex RS 3 - 9 x 56 FI 11 mm
Riflescope Walther 3 - 9 x 40, black
Riflescope Walther 3 - 9 x 40, Illuminated
Riflescope Walther 3 - 9 x 44
Riflescope Walther 4 x 32, 11 mm
Riflescope Walther 6 x 42
Riflescope Walther 8 - 32 x 56
Riflescope Walther 4 x 32 Compact
Riflescope Walther 4 x 32 GA
Riflescopes for Airguns
When choosing the right riflescope for an airgun, it is important to distinguish whether it is:
- a short air gun (pistol, revolver)
- a long air gun (rifle)
Riflescopes for short air guns (pistols, revolvers)
If you are looking for a riflescope for a short air gun (e.g. CO2 pistol), it is important to first check whether mounting a riflescope is possible. The air gun must be equipped with mounting rails (11 mm or 22 mm). Compact riflescopes and models with lower magnification (e.g. 2x20 or 4x32 marked Compact) are suitable for short air guns, as these are typically used at shorter distances.
Riflescopes for air rifles
Most air rifles are equipped with mounting rails, so installing a riflescope is usually not an issue. Since air rifles are generally more powerful than short air guns, they are used at longer distances. Therefore, choose riflescopes with higher light transmission (objective diameter at least 32–40 mm) and at least 4x magnification. A good compromise is a 3-9x40 riflescope with variable zoom. Such a riflescope for an air rifle is universal and suitable for both target and recreational shooting.
⚠️ Important: Be careful with break-barrel or lever-action air guns with power exceeding 16 Joules! Most budget riflescopes are designed and tested for air guns up to approximately 25 Joules. More powerful air rifles may generate strong recoil that cheaper riflescopes may not withstand and could become damaged.
Trusted riflescope brands
We offer riflescopes from brands such as GAMO, JS-Tactical, Nikko Stirling, Umarex, Walther, Valiant and others mainly suitable for lower-calibre firearms with lower projectile energy such as air guns and rimfire firearms.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What riflescope should I look for for a short air gun?
For short air guns, we recommend a compact riflescope with lower magnification.
What riflescope is ideal for an air rifle?
For air rifles, a larger riflescope with a minimum 4x magnification is suitable, ideally with variable zoom.
Is a 4x32 riflescope a good choice for an air rifle?
Yes, a 4x32 riflescope is one of the most versatile solutions for recreational and target shooting. Fixed 4x magnification is suitable for short to medium distances, and the 32 mm objective lens provides sufficient brightness in daylight. It is a good choice especially for beginners and less powerful air rifles.
What is the best riflescope for an airgun?
The best riflescope for an airgun depends on the type of gun, its power, and the intended use. In general, a quality riflescope should be designed specifically for air guns, offer appropriate magnification (min. 4x), sufficient brightness, and construction resistant to recoil.
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