Very handsome rifle and scope. A wonderful deer and elk rifle. Forty five x 3 1/4 or? Also, I am not familiar with the scope maker, does he possibly make higher powers?

Dusty Texan is right; RHO scopes are no longer made and have not been for several years.  IMO, that's a shame.  But also note that GT, our Intrepid Gun Builder and Master of the Rubber Band Forearm Attachment Process, has an RHO scope that he promises to evaluate and let us know what he finds.

Bill Lawrence

MrTipUp   Thanks for the comment . I cant claim to give the RHO scope a real test , but I have used it on this rifle since purchased new around 15 yrs ago . This one has fairly good optics for a 3/4" scope , I forget the exact length of the scope but its on a 30 " barrel  . The cross hairs have an extra stadia wire under the main cross . I use it for rough quick range estimation . The mounts are really high quality and mount into the dove tails ( note the scope came supplied with mounting tools , instructions and rosin for mounting ) The mounts have stayed solid and sound after all these yrs . Early on I use 500 + Gr. bullets in this rig and it has quite the recoil with those  , so that says volumes for the mounts . In all fairness I will add beyond load testing I only shoot this rifle for hunting . I am no long range target shooter  that pounds away on a regular basis . That's my experience with the RHO  , like you I wish RHO scopes were still made . I would purchase another . ,,,DT

Thanks for the comments Bill.

The RHO scope is in fact a very well made scope and right now I have it on a Hepburn in 22rf (that still has the black band forend retainers) - mine is only a 4X from the comparisons I've made to others but the optics do very well.
Mine also has the second wire in it that with my combination is a 16 minute graduation.
Because of the my barrel length, front sight dovetail cut, rear scope mount holes, etc. that I did for this rifle - before I ever had the scope, makes the graduations on the scope bases a little confusing to adjust.   I need a cheat sheet to make corrections when my spotter makes calls.  The next rifle build will be graduated better.
As my eye's deteriorate, I will be making less iron sights with my builds but I have found a pattern that I will use for my optics now.  A Damascus tube should make an interesting scope...