I've mounted an low power 2.5X 32mm "shotgun" scope on a a pellet rifle to control rabbits eating plants in the yard in winter. It took a while to get the combination sighted in but after that it worked well in the winter with snow on the ground and a little moonlight. The bigger lens sucked in more light than I could with my eye alone and I didn't have the problem of trying to see both sights with bifocals in low light conditions. The used scopes was around $30 on e-bay, rings were around $10.
A 3X scope with a 38mm or 40mm objective could be even better, but would sit higher above the barrel. I've never used a RedDot scope, but some of my friends like them.
The most effective solution was to put wire fence or chicken wire around the shrubs, that worked 24-7.
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