Chris Parkin enjoys all of the benefits of of the brand new Hawke Sidewinder 30 FFP 6-24×56. Hawke has evolved significantly over the last few years, and the brand that was so easily assumed to be for air gunners has…
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Zero Compromise ZC420 review
Chris Parkin investigates the latest addition to the UK riflescope market with the ZC420 from Austrian makers Zero Compromise. Zero Compromise Optic is a new name to UK shooters, and has been taken on by RUAG to add another brand…
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Pulsar Digex riflescope range review
Chris Parkin gives his verdict on the latest night vision riflescopes from Pulsar – the Digex range available in N450 and N455. Pulsar’s new Digex N450 night vision riflescope features a state of the art 1280×720 CMOS HD sensor which…
Swarovski Z8i 3.5-28×50 P Riflescope review
Chris Parkin takes a shine to the crystal-clear quality he finds inn Swarovski’s Z8i 3.5-28×50 P Riflescope with 4Ai reticle. When Swarovski scopes arrive, I’m always 99 per cent certain they are going to be pleasurable to live with and…
All the kit you need for foxing
If you’re going foxing, perhaps for the first time, and you’re wondering what kit you might need, well we have the ultimate guide for you. ATN X Sight 4K PRO ATN X Sight 4K PRO The ATN X-Sight is a…
Tagged with: ATN, Chris Parkin, digital, fox, foxes, foxing, Great British Shooting Awards, guide, Highland Outdoors, kit, lamps, mark ripley, mike powell, night master trident, night vision, nv scopes, optics, pulsar thermion, range, scope, Scott Country, shooting, sightmark wraith, thermal, Thomas Jacks, yukon sightline
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Eight times the appeal
An eight-factor mag scope at this price point could be a revolution – Chris Parkin sees if the Nikko Stirling Octa lives up to the hype. As the years and technology have rolled along, we have become more accustomed to…
Glass for the glen
Get spying with these binoculars, which boast the optical quality and stability you need for hind stalking on the hill. Vortex Fury HD 5000 Two of the most important pieces of hunting gear combined into one powerful, long-ranging unit, Fury…
Tagged with: app, ATN, binoculars, blaser group, browning, Chris Parkin, field, gear, gmk, Hawke, Highland Outdoors, hind, hunt, Leica, low-light, optics, rangefinder, rifle, shooter, shooting, sporting rifle, swarovski, viking arms, vikingshoot, Vortex
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Gun review: Tactical triumph
Chris Parkin finds himself warming to American scopes as he reviews the Bushnell Elite Tactical DMR II in 3.5-21×50. This is my third encounter with Bushnell’s Elite Tactical range, and I was pleased to report this latest unit has exceeded…
Tagged with: American, bushnell elite, Chris Parkin, hunting, long range, picatinny, rifle, scope, scopes, shooter, varminter
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The ultimate Christmas gift list
The Sporting Rifle team have put together a list of everything they want for Christmas – and we reckon you’ll want it all too… Eley Hawk Diary The Eley Hawk 2020 shooter’s diary is available to order directly from Eley…
Yukon Sightline review with Chris Parkin
The next generation of affordable NV is here: it’s the Yukon Sightline review, as Chris Parkin finds himself truly enamoured The Yukon Photon has been a superb first step into the night vision world for more than five years, and…
Tagged with: adjustment, centrefire, Chris Parkin, digital, gear, lens, n470, night vision, nv, optics, picatinny, pulsar, range, rifles, scopes, Scott Country, target, thermal, thermion, wicked light, yukon sightline, zeroing
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