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Can I use any style scope on my crossbow?

The industry standard is 150 yards for riflescopes. Crossbow hunting is much closer, so a typical crossbow scope should have a Parallax of approximately 50 yards. Parallax is a term that describes where a scope reticle is focused at a given distance.