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Optics - Page 6
Rifle optics: expert reviews of scopes, binoculars and sighting systems
A rifle is only as good as the optic on top of it. Whether you’re picking out a roebuck in fading light, dialling elevation for a long-range target or scanning a hillside for deer, the right optic makes the difference between success and a missed opportunity.
Rifle Shooter’s optics section delivers independent, in-depth reviews of the scopes, binoculars, rangefinders and sighting systems that serious rifle shooters actually rely on. Our reviewers test every product in real-world conditions – assessing clarity, light transmission, tracking accuracy, build quality and value – so you can buy with confidence.
We cover optics across every price point and application, from reliable entry-level scopes for the new stalker to premium glass from Swarovski, Zeiss, Schmidt & Bender, Leupold and Nightforce.
Latest articles
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GearKit test: Sig Sauer KILO10K-ABS binoculars
State-of-the-art ranging and ballistics from Sig Sauer! But such functionality does come at a cost, writes Chris Parkin in his review of the KILO10K-ABS binos.
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GearHIKMICRO Raptor RG50L review
Paul Austin takes a look at an ingenious new binocular spotter for hunters - the Raptor RQ50L - which switches between digital day/night vision and thermal at the push of a button.
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GearThe best HIKMICRO products at BSS 2023
We look at 3 of the best HIKMICRO thermal and digital night vision scopes and spotters on display at The British Shooting Show 2023, plus a new product release for March 2023!
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GearScope review: Optimate Riflescopes
Edgar brothers have revitalised the economical Optimate rifle scopes with a few nods to the latest trends, yet without high prices; Paul Austin takes a closer look.
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GearDigital day/night scope test: HikMicro Alpex A50T
Paul Austin takes a look at the latest contender for the day/night digiscope crown – and it turns out to be a close call! Enter, the HikMicro Alpex A50T!
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GearScope review: ATN’s MARS thermal rifle scope series
ATN has released its MARS thermal scope series, providing hunters with equipment that performs in every scenario; here, we look at each scope in the series and their unique features.
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Scope test: Arken EP-5 5-25×56 FFP
Paul Austin reviews the new Arken EP-5 5-25x56 FFP scope, a relatively new player on the scene offering fantastic value for money in the hunting optics market.
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Gear
Introducing the new Swarovski ATC/STC spotting scope
Offering big performance in a small package, with three versions available as of October 2022, the new ATC/STC spotting scope from Swarovski is designed for hunters whose passion takes them into vast,...
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GearKit test: Reolink trail cameras
Paul Austin takes a look at the next level of remote camera technology in this test and review of the Go PT Plus and the Argus 3 Por trail cams from Reolink.
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GearThe best ATN thermal scopes give you predator vision for hunting!
ATN uses the latest technology to offer new products that make hunting safe and fun. In this article, we’ll talk about ATN scopes and highlight some of the best ATN thermal scopes for hunting and sh...
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