Scopes

Pete Moore tests Blaser’s latest optic and finds what could be the perfect compact hunting companion; the B2 1.7-10×42 ic

The Airmax range of scopes from Hawke Optics has been with us for some time now, and on test here is one of the very latest – the Airmax 30 4-16×50 SF FFP ...

Falcon Optical Systems has a great reputation in competition circles, and its upgraded X50 Field Target model has been taking silverware all over the place at t...

Back in the self-loading days, I shot a lot of Practical Rifle, and my firearm of choice was the improved Colt AR15 A2. On top, a Colt BDC (bullet drop compensa...

When I bought my Blaser R8 Professional Success 10 years ago, I paid £2,300 and then forked out around £400 for their quick detachable (QD) and mandatory, saddl...

Although not identical in specification, the Element Nexus sits second on the Element optics optical ladder, above the Helix and Titan, but below the Theos. In ...

A bit different Chris Parkin eyes up the Burris Veracity PH 4-20×50 Riflescope At first glance, you really might not notice the true capability of the Burr...

It still amazes me that in a market where you can easily pay several thousand pounds for optics at the top end of the range, such amazing bargains exist slightl...

Chris tries to spot the differences between the LR and ZP scopes from Minox

The parallax-free, 1x (non-magnifying) generic red dot sight has been around since the 1960s, used by sports shooters and the police/military alike. I have an o...

For those that don’t know, if you want to mount a traditional rifle scope to an AR15-type rifle, you will probably need a ‘cantilever mount’ instead of a standa...

Any 6-24×50 riflescope is easily compared with peers in the same price bracket who use a similar 4x erector tube to meet this specification. What’s most in...