Mark Ripley has kept a close eye on thermal imagers in 2020 – and this time he’s back with a Saim SCL35 review. Thermal and night vision products have quickly become very popular with stalkers and particularly fox and vermin…
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Saim SCL35 review w/ Mark Ripley
Tagged with: 2020, competition, fox, lamp, mark ripley, market, night scope, night vision, optic, optical solutions, quarry, rifle shooter, riflescope, saim scl35, scope, shooters, stalkers, target, thermal imagers, thermal scope, vermin
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Best thermal imagers on the market
Thermal imagers continue to grow in popularity – here we have some of the best heat-seeking optics on the market. Pulsar Helion 2 XP50 Pulsar Helion 2 XP50 The new Pulsar Helion XP50 monocular builds upon their past success to provide…
Tagged with: ATN, digital, dti, Highland Outdoors, hunt, hunting app, market, monocular, optic, optics, pulsar, pulsar helion, range, rangefinder, riflescopes, scopes, scott country international, shell, thermal, thermal imagers, thermal imagery, thermal scope, thermal sensor, Thomas Jacks, viking shoot, WiFi, zeiss
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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…
Tagged with: battery, bergara, bullets, centrefires, Chris Parkin, grip, lens, mounting, ocular lens, optic, optics, picatinny, range, reticle, rifle, rimfire, rimfires, ruag, scope, scopes, shotguns, target, uk riflescope, uk shooters, zc420, zero, zero compromise optics, zeroing
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SPONSORED: Swarovski ds
With the dS, Swarovski Optik has developed a “smart” rifle scope that provides hunters with the ultimate in high-tech support. Start smart It combines the optical quality of conventional sighting-in optics with the key benefits of a digital scope to…
Tagged with: digital, hunters, mounting, optic, rifle, rifle scope, scope, swarovski ds, Swarovski Optik
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SPONSORED: RUAG at the British Shooting Show
Don’t forget to visit the RUAG Ammotec UK stand at the upcoming British Shooting Show RUAG say they are “looking forward to a bright future with Meopta” as the new UK distributor for their wide range of optics. They went…
Tagged with: binoculars, British Shooting Show, hunter, Meopta, nature, optic, optics, optika, range, ruag, ruag ammotec uk, scopes, shooter, sponsored, target, uk
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Chris Parkin tests the Mars 4 from ATN
Chris Parkin hopes for an otherworldly performance he assesses the newest thermal imager from ATN, the Mars 4 The ATN Mars 4 has looks similar to its NV sibling, the X-Sight, except for the reflective silver sheen to the 47mm…
Tagged with: ATN, Chris Parkin, foxing, mars 4, night vision, nv, optic, picatinny, rangefinder, rifle, riflescope, scope, sporting rifle, thermal imager, x sight
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First impressions: VT-3 Compact
Mike Morton takes a look at the VT-3 Compact, a first focal plane optic that manages to throw in Discovery’s trademark splash of colour. First focal plane scopes, just like bullpups, are very much in vogue at the moment, and…
Tagged with: airguns, bullpups, discovery, ffp, mike morton, optic, rifle, vt-3 compact
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Steiner Ranger BT 4-15×56 scope review
Tough, versatile and surprisingly advanced, the Steiner Ranger BT 4-15×56 is a mid-priced scope with serious clout, finds Chris Parkin
Tagged with: adjustable, aluminium, focal plane, longer range, magnification, mid-price, optic, parallax, reticle, riflescope
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