Even the score with the foxes with this score of products – 20 bits of foxing kit you really can’t be without. In our two part foxing scope series, here is part two. Starlight Archer We’ve actually pictured not one…
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Predator perfection – more scopes for foxing
Tagged with: dd optics, foxing, lightforce, Predator, scopes, Sportsman Gun Centre, starlight
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Predator perfection – best scopes for foxing
Even the score with the foxes with this score of products – 20 bits of foxing kit you really can’t be without. In our two part foxing scope series, here is part one. Pulsar Thermion A revolutionary product, the Thermion…
Tagged with: ATN, foxing, Highland Outdoors, Predator, pulsar, scopes, Scott Country, wicked lights
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Ask the experts: Eye dominance and scopes
Does eye dominance really matter when shooting a scoped rifle? I saw a video online of someone shooting a rifle right-handed but leaning over to sight with their left eye. It looked utterly wrong but does it really make a difference?
Fox flurry
With the nights getting longer, Robert Bucknell is called into action to deal with an increasing number of foxes on successive evenings
NV versus TI
Following last issue’s product round-up, Mike Powell gives his thoughts on which of night vision and thermal imaging is really better for today’s fox shooter
Tagged with: foxing, hunting, night vision, scopes, shooting, spotting, thermal, thermal scope, visual
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Ask the experts: Choosing rifle add-ons
Do you accessorise your scopes at all – by adding bubble levels, throw levers, after-market caps, covers, etc? Which add-ons do you find really add something to your rifle?
Tagged with: accessories, after-market, bubble levels, caps, covers, optical, rifle, scopes, throw levers
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Sights for boar eyes
If you’re heading to the continent for a driven shoot, what kind of optic do you take – a low-mag riflescope or something more dedicated? Chris Parkin considers the options…
Tagged with: aimpoint, boar, boar scopes, driven game, Hawke Frontier, Leica Tempus, optics, red dot, reflex sights, riflescopes, scopes
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Ask the experts: How should I deal with long-range scope adjustments
I’m most comfortable with a .243 for red deer stalking. But, when training at longer ranges, I tend to run out of adjustment on my scope – leaving me less confident when it comes to the real thing. What scope should I buy to counter this?
Tagged with: .243 calibre, deer stalking, elevation, long-range shooting, rifle, scopes
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Hawke Frontier Tactical Review
Chris Parkin tests the 1-6x ‘Tactical’ addition to Hawke’s flagship Frontier scope range, and finds something useful for more than just driven boar
Tagged with: Hawke Frontier Tactical, Hawke Optics, optics, review, riflescope, scopes
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Lens-to-lens
In a head-to-head test, Chris Parkin compares two of Zeiss’s finest scopes, the Victory V8 3-12×56 and and its forerunner the Victory HT 2.8-20×56
