Tough, versatile and surprisingly advanced, the Steiner Ranger BT 4-15×56 is a mid-priced scope with serious clout, finds Chris Parkin
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Steiner Ranger BT 4-15×56 scope review
Tagged with: adjustable, aluminium, focal plane, longer range, magnification, mid-price, optic, parallax, reticle, riflescope
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Posted in Optics, Reviews
Vudu 5-25×50 FFP scope review
Do good things come in small packages? Chris Parkin assesses the new Vudu 5-25×50, one of the shortest scopes around
Tagged with: anodised, magnification, optics, parallax, Picatinny rail, scope, turret, windage dial
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Posted in Optics, Reviews
Ask the experts: How can I get the best out of my rangefinder?
Any tips to get the most out of a rangefinder? I find mine quite fiddly to use and get accurate results with – my usual quarry is the fox, so not the biggest and easiest animal to range. Should I just give up?
Tagged with: binocular, Hawke, hunting, Leica, magnification, mtc, rangefinder, Sig Sauer
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Posted in Features
SPONSORED: Power and precision with the Swarovski Z8i 2-16×50 P
The Z8i is a high-performance riflescope from Swarovski that gives you more than enough power and precision.
Swarovski ultra-low mag Z8i – IWA News
Targeting the driven hunting market, Swarovski has added a new Z8i model whose base magnification is even lower than 1x.
Scope out your options
What scope should you buy next? What do you really need to consider, and what’s just a marketing gimmick? Will O’Meara has all the answers
Tagged with: crosshair, elevation, hunting, magnification, MOA, mRad, optics, riflescope, scope, spotting, variable power, windage
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Posted in Features
