A comprehensive archive of reviews on scopes and optics from all the major manufacturers. These include rifle scopes, airgun scopes, red dot sights, reflex sights, spotting scopes, night vision, thermal, binoculars, monoculars, rangefinders and of course the mounts you need to attach them to your rifle. All of these optics cover a myriad of uses to the outdoorsman such as observation, long range precision shooting, targets, hunting, stalking, practical shooting or varmints. Find the one you need here.
Though hardly the biggest red dot sight around, Aim Point’s new Micro range gives nothing away in features or performance to the opposition, as Pete Moore...
continue reading >Side focus scopes were once the preserve of military snipers, these days however, we can all own one. Graham Allen has a good look through a...
continue reading >Pete Moore checks out a highly versatile scope from Bushnell’s Elite 6500 series that seems to be taking a lead from European technology
continue reading >Jules Whicker tests the Barska 1.5-4.5x20 Tactical Riflescope
continue reading >Pete Moore checks out the NIGHTFORCE NXS 2.5-10x24 and finds this slightly unusual, compact specification rather useful for a number of needs
continue reading >Pete Moore reports back after a few months use with Swarovski’s Z6i 1-6x24 EE scope and finds a very accomplished performer
continue reading >Tim Finley tests three First Focal Plain models from the new Barska scope range
continue reading >Pete Moore reports back after a few months on using his Swarovski Z6i scope and also gives us the heads up on some new improvements and...
continue reading >Mark Camoccio takes a look through one of BSA’s Panther series scopes; in this case, the mid-range 3.5-10x50 model
continue reading >Famed for their telescopic sights Swarovski also offer a laser rangefinder called the Laser Guide 8x30. Pete Moore re-visits the design to see if anything has...
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