i shot a fawn::I hunt only a hour from from home where i have two safes full of guns, but reliability still means enough to me that i will not put a scope with inferior reliability on a gun i shot a fawn

i shot a fawn::I hunt only a hour from from home where i have two safes full of guns, but reliability still means enough to me that i will not put a scope with inferior reliability on a gun.
I work all year long to kill maybe one deer with a given gun.
When it comes time to pull the trigger, i want bambi down and dead.
Cheap scopes break at a rate far in excess of expensive scopes.
Cheap scopes can work and yet be unusable if they leak.
I hunt and use my scopes from temperatures in the 80s down to temps in the minus 20s.
Seals are important cheap scopes have no coatings on the lenses.
Nearly everyone has experienced looking at something with optics and been unable to see something another person with different optics is trying to point out.
Cheap scopes usually have carpy reticles which can greatly hamper usability.
Cheap scopes usually have inferior lenses that lack edge to edge clarity which hampers speed of use and limit the clear area for viewing to the center.
Cheap scope usually have limited eye relief, and require more precise placement of your eye a specific distance behind the scope.
Cheap scopes usually have poor to no parallax correction.
Cheap scopes do not come with unlimited lifetime transferable warranties.
If i am going to the trouble of doing it i bleeping well expect it to work perfect for many years.