Rifle Scopes

Trusted Reviewer: AirAbility Reviews the Vector Optics Minotaur 12-60x60 Gen II MFL SFP VEMP-LR 1/8 MOA Scope

Matthew over at AirAbility YouTube Channel is back with another brilliant video reviewing the Vector Optics Minotaur 12-60x60 Gen II MFL SFP VEMP-LR 1/8 MOA Scope.

Matthew begins his overview by showing you around the scope itself and explaining its specifications and features, highlighting the important details to look out for. He then goes into a very detailed tracking test pushing the scope to its limits and going over the positives and also the considerations to make if you're interested in buying this rifle scope!

The Best Benchrest Shooter of the City of Novi Sad

Here at Optics Warehouse we love to hear about our customers achievements and the following comes from amateur Bench Rest Shooter, Miodrag Jankov.

Based in Novi Sad, Serbia, Miodrag Jankov dedicated 2022 to his passion. After entering as many competitions as possible, Miodrag rounded the year with multiple accolades.

The 'Balkan Airguns Shooting Challenge' organisers commented: “The Balkan Airguns Shooting Challenge is the largest airgun shooting event in the Western Balkans and was held seven times in Serbia in 2022, including the final.

It contains nine disciplines divided into league and tournament. The disciplines of the league are three benchrest disciplines that are shot at 25 and 50 meters.  The other disciplines are

Trusted Reviewer: AirAbility Reviews the Athlon Argos BTR GEN2 10-40x56 BLR SFP MOA Non-IR Rifle Scope

Matthew over at AirAbility YouTube Channel is back with another brilliant video reviewing the Athlon Argos BTR GEN2 10-40x56 BLR SFP MOA Non-IR Rifle Scope. 

Starting off this video by showing you around the scope itself and explaining its specifications and features, Matthew highlights the important details to look out for. Then he goes into a very detailed tracking test pushing the scope to its limits and going over the positives and also the considerations to make if you're interested in buying this rifle scope!

Watch the review below now!

Sightron SIII 45x45 SFP ED SF TD Non-IR Rifle Scope Review - Kelvin

I have been shooting for many years, but just at the start of 2022, I became involved in indoor 25yards rimfire benchrest shooting. Tried a variety of scopes including Leupold 45x45 Competition, and a Nikko Stirling Diamond 'Big Nikko' 10-50x60. They worked, but still not quite 'right'. I bought a new Sightron Sll 36x42 from Optics Warehouse, and it arrived safely and reasonably quickly in New Zealand.

Now...this was a better scope. My scores went up a notch and I could see those wee target dots OK. But I only bought that scope because it was at a price level where I could get it into NZ without being hammered by the Customs fees. Thought about it for a few weeks and returned to the Optics Warehouse site where

Improve the performance of your WULF 4K 3-24x Day & Night Vision Rifle Scope and download the WULF Firmware Update 1.45.

Release Date: 21/09/2022

Firmware 1.45 Features:

Bug Issue:

• Shutdown issue when entering the Time Menu.
  The WULF 4K will no longer freeze when the countdown hits 1.
• Stadeametric rangefinder improved accuracy - n.b. RF

Review by Kinetic Security Solutions: 

As competitive shooters, we often hear the question of which optic is best. While there are many components of an optic that contribute to the overall quality and its ability to perform, this review only focuses on optical clarity/resolution. The definition of clarity and resolution for the purpose of this review is the ability to resolve the most amount of detail possible on your intended target. This can mean the difference between knowing you hit the target somewhere, or your ability to identify exactly where your rounds are hitting. Was that dark spot your impact, someone else's, or are you able to see multiple impacts within a single location on a target.

This review focuses on some of the newest and most common optics being used in PRS/NRL. All optics used in this review were loaned or personally owned. 

WULF 4K Vs Sightmark Wraith 4k Specs Comparisons

WULF 4K

The WULF 4K is a premium optic designed to give any shooter the very best experience. Here are the top 5 features of the WULF 4K.

10-Hour Battery Life: The long battery life of the WULF 4K means you can comfortably take it on long trips in the field knowing that it has the power to last. The battery life of the WULF 4k is so good that it will last multiple trips without the need for a charge in between or an external power pack (increasing weight). 

Ade, from Optics Warehouse, breaks down HIKMICRO's line of Thermal Vision Optics to provide an easy-to-follow Family Tree.

When wondering where each HIKMICRO model belongs, use Ade's HIKMICRO Family Tree to understand. 

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TUBED THERMAL RIFLE SCOPES

• STELLAR PRO SQ50

Guest writer, Max Gale, provides an in-depth review of the Delta Stryker Target Ultra ED 5-50x56 HD SFP, as well as sharing his thoughts on why sometimes it's worth spending a little more on your next Rifle Scope.

For advice or help about any of the products featured in this blog, please call us on 01803 611895.

Disclaimer: Words are by that of the guest writer, and are not by that of Optics Warehouse. Prices stated are that of the time of writing and may be subject to change.

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[Words and images courtesy of Max Gale]

In a market flooded with scopes packed full of features, it seems to be becoming harder and harder to actually make up your mind and pick a new scope from the ever-growing list of options out there. For those of you struggling with

We just had to share this awesome clip from MarkandSam AfterWork featuring the Valdada Recon Gen2.

Shooting at 3026m with a 408 Cheytac.

Sit back and enjoy!

To get your hands on the Valdada Recon Gen2 [CLICK HERE].

Bonus clip: 

Our good friend, David Heywood, has recently compared the WULF 4K and Pulsar C50 Night Vision Rifle Scope. 

[WORDS: David Heywood]

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Just my brief initial input after obtaining a Pulsar C50 recently and being able to do a direct side-by-side comparison with a WULF 4K.

The C50 day mode colour display seems more lifelike and the detail is just as good as the 4K (when at its basic 3.5x), and it also has a lovely wide FOV compared to the WULF. However, it all changes when you start to Digi-mag up for Zeroing (in daylight @ 100yds in my case). As the C50 suffers a lot of noise and the target visibly shivers with the black edges to the target becoming very indistinct at 14x. The WULF is excellent in comparison even past the equivalent 14x of the C50. Although the C50 does benefit from PIP the WULF

Paul Austin from Rifle Shooter Magazine recently took three of the latest Day & Night Vision Scopes for a side-by-side comparison.

Featured were the Pulsar Digex C50, the WULF 4K Day & Night Scope and the IRay Tube TD50L.

The review will be featured in the upcoming edition of Rifle Shooter Magazine but for now, you can read the full review in the gallery below.

Enjoy!

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