22 Top Rated Optics – Spotting Scopes

With a very competitive marketing quality glass vortex optics continues to up their game at producing one of the finest spotting scopes on the market today the new razor HD is setting a new standard in high-end optical technology precision craftsmanship. And ultra sleek functionality. They looked as shine as. One of the top choices in the market today so what's different about the new 2016 vortex razor HD versus last year's razor HD definitely a valid question since the name remains the same well the answer is practically. Everything here are a couple key features to make note of the changes in 2016 available in 22 to 48 by 65. And 27 to 60 by 85 models. These spotters boast an. All new wide-angle design. That serves up a much greater field of view throughout the zoom range to give an example at 27 power. This year's razor 85 millimeter spotter has the same field of view as its predecessor on the 20 power from last year. This is really an area of improvement for me personally. This is huge so you really are not missing out on the low-end magnification. Anything lower you might as well use your BIOS. Another item to note is the smooth as silk. And ultra sleek helical style focus. You will easily dial in on subjects with razor sharp focus for optimal viewing while keeping the body of the spotter trim for easy packing the glass. And prisms are improved on. This year's model with the edge going to the new 2016 razor HD for finer viewing quality. They have upped their game there as well bringing you. Even better brilliant true to life views. It has remarkable clarity resolution.

And color accuracy while keeping great distortion-free images with unmatched edge to edge sharpness throw in the superb quality features from last year's razor HD like the XR plus coatings for maximum light transmission plasma Tec armor tech argon gas. And dialectic coatings. You have the new-and-improved 2016 vortex razor HD. One spotter that will definitely be in. Many packs in the years to come. You are a hunter marksman. Or observation enthusiast. It is certain to bring you years of quality use. And as with all vortex products. It is covered by their legendary lifetime unconditional no-fault warranty so next time your local Sportsman's Warehouse check out the new vortex razor HD in angled.

This is the razor HD spotting scope high-end optical technology precision craftsmanship. And ultra sleek functionality make the razor HD. One of the finest spotting scopes on the market hand selected premium glass elements are precision ground to exacting standards. And deliver brilliant high-definition views XR plus anti-reflective coatings yield maximum brightness for critical low-light glassing and ultra hard armor Tec protects exterior glass from scratches oil. And dirt a smooth helical focus dials in razor sharp resolution. And keeps the spotter trim for easy packing the body is fully rubber armored for extreme durability. And purged with argon gas for waterproof. And fog proof protection in. Any condition a multi-position eye cup twists up to give. You proper eye relief with. Or without glasses a locking collar allows. You to rotate the scope to acquire the best viewing angle. And a built in sunshade pulls out to reduce glare available in straight. Or angled configurations. And covered for life by the vortex VIP warranty you.

The razor spotting scope by vortex made its debut. Several years ago in an angled model. It took the industry by storm the razor model is vortex optics top-tier spotting scopes. And is equipped with high density extra little dispersion blast which provides extremely high quality color. And clarity across the entire scope. And with a price tag. That doesn't require. You to take out a second mortgage best of. It comes with the VIP warranty which is truly the best warranty in the business. Anything ever happens to your scope regardless of what it is they'll repair. Or replace it without. Any question you don't have to go dig up an original receipt. Or prove you were original owner send. And they'll repair you know. What vortex is truly. All about providing customer service after the purchase the following year vortex rolled out the 20 by 60 by 85 in a straight model which happens to be my personal favorite for all my spotting needs but.

This year they rounded out the line with two smaller versions of the razor spotter the new 16 by 48 by 65 come in. Both straight and angled models. And the super compact 11 by 33 by 50 for those of. That are concerned about every ounce the sixteen by 48 by 65 model is a great full size HD spotter. That packs the same characteristics of its bigger brother the 85 millimeter. It has Triple A pro chromatic lens system which provides high-definition views across the entire field of view. This means there's no chromatic aberration making all colors very clear. And vivid all the way out to the edges. It has proprietary XR anti-reflective coatings. And is fully multi-coated on.

All air to glass lens surfaces which increase light transmission for maximum brightness the coarse. And fine adjustment knobs allowed. You get on target quickly. And then fine tune for crisper edges the unit is fully waterproof as well as fog proof due to the o-ring seals at argon gas purging this model is a full 17 ounces lighter. Than a larger version. What makes it a great scope for those of. You look for a larger field of view without packing the excess weight for those of. You hardcore back country hunters who count every gram of weight before leaving the trail head the new compact 11 by 33 by 50 is the answer. It allows you the ability to evaluate trophy quality at a good distance without packing your full-size spotter. This scope tips the scale at just over a pound. And a half and there's only ten point three inches long. It comes in both angled. Or straight versions. All the features in. This little raise are the same ones found in its larger version.

All pack the same vortex VIP warranty we've come to know. And depend on the vortex razor HD line of spotting scopes covers. Everything you could need. Or desire when looking for a spotting scope the vortex brand. And the razor HD line specifically the Sportsman's news is preferred line of spotting scopes. Because they're top-of-the-line they're quality. And they're built to last stop by your local Sportsman's Warehouse. And check out the vortex razor HD line of spotting scopes for yourself.

Ido a lot of back country hunting and be able to take a really lightweight scope but still have a spotting scope with. And only have away 25 ounces is pretty perfect so the alternative of packing the 85. You know you get a little bit better glassing but at the same time weights a big issue. When you're hiking you know 5 to 10 miles a day so razor HD 50 millimeters for me is definitely my favorite. One of the things I noticed right off. Ilike the best was a smooth focusing when you're trying to focus long distance. It isn't smooth that's the scope would be shaky. And it's hard to focus with a moving object out there. This was just incredibly smooth the vortex spot scope is just crystal clear it's been fantastic. It in to really look out at the elk. And the deer it's been just spot-on the clarity is just phenomenal. And lightweight easy to pack easy to get into the back woods it's been it's been fun. You still have all your optics. You know in terms of the spotting scope but the fraction of the weight. You know it's pack able it's easy to get to.

And it's a running gun piece of equipment. That I'll just never leave home without.

So big ad here today. We are looking at the Simmons spotting scope that's the pelican style case right here it's got a rubber gasket it's very nicely made I'm sure it's not quite as expensive as a pelican but well you're on you're in the ballpark here but very nice mark Simmons. And I'm sure it's made by. Another company you can see it's a foam line it's got a nice divider in here. And inside this case. We have a Simmons spotting scope right here. This is brand-new and Hertz the tripod court tripods are not just taking it out briefly. And looked at a tripod looks pretty nice but. It is a shorter tripod which. It should be for a spotting scope. And I'm gonna talk today about basically. This spotting scope works. What you can do with. And why you need and the other thing I just wanted to say about. It quick it is the magnification the objective lens is 60 millimeters the magnification is 20 by 60 so there's a lot of zoom on. This thing so it's basically like a small telescope. Iwas a kid I used to have a swift telescope actually my mother still has. It a 20 by 60 telescope. Iused to love to look at the Stars especially the moon with. Icould really pull up the moon with. This could also be used as telescope. You could stargaze with. You know and definitely you're gonna get.

Some great shots in the moon with. We have deployed the Simmons spotting scope right here. And comes with that we've unscrewed. It just a it comes with. All lens covers you know that's for the eyepiece. It comes for there's the objective. This is the best thing about. This scope and we've basically deployed. It on my portable camera tripod right here just. Idon't feel like sending up a 60-inch by pot a tripod. And 10 inches snow came down to look through. It so we'll just go over the quick functions of. This is your focusing knob right here so. When you're looking through. It you're just gonna spin. That to focus this is your magnification right here on the top of. And Basie you're just gonna rotate. That dollars twenty thirty forty-five. All the way up to 60.

One thing to know about the spotting scope right here is. You look through it on twenty magnification it's really easy to look through. You dial up the magnification the the your pupil. You can see through. It gets smaller and smaller. And at sixty you've got a later. Even on twenty you've got to get your eye right up to. This it's like binoculars. You basically putting your eye right up to. It so on a tripod like. This is a flimsy cheap tripod but. It is light I don't care. It gets banged up or fried destroy. It's difficult to look through. This scope right here. You know on sixty magnification. You really have to have. It on a stable tripod. This neck down it would be better. You know even your eye bumping into. It moves all around on sixty so much easier at twenty but it's nice to have. That extra magnification. And we're gonna try to see. We can get this is very difficult to do.

Idon't know if that's going to come out but that's on twenty magnification. You can see what we're looking at right here. All the way down there yeah that's a little bit so. You can see and I've got. It focused on and those birch trees down there so basically. What I really wanted to talk about today is why you need. This spotting scope right here basically I've wasted a lot of time. And money on ammunition my brother. Itrying to cite in rifles with scopes just shooting and. We don't know where the bullets hitting we don't. Even know where it's going I mean. It was fifty I think two dollars for this on eBay brand-new shipping was like thirteen bucks the total purchase price to. This was I think the $65. You know it came with. This beautiful case right here.

That I'm really happy with the divider it's nice and cushioned it's waterproof it's got a rubber gasket in here. You know for the money. This is gonna save me a lot of time right here. And provide good accurate rifle shooting and the other thing about. It can be used as a telescope too. You know you wanted to zoom up look at its mountaintop. Whatever let your kids use. It excellent fields. You know spotting scope also just for nature lover so. You just want to walk around. And carry something and. You know look at wildlife from a distance. You know what you want right here. You know excellent and the other cool thing about. It's light and that's a big plus um I'm definitely in the habit of. Whatever I like to buy. Something big I like to buy.

It heavy I like long barrels. Ilike heavy barrels like big blocks. And cars it's uh it's tough. You know but this is light. This is very cool right here too to have around so go out. One stop wasting your time at the range it's not billed to spot your shots I'm amazed. That people and ranges. That you'll see like 50 guys lined up. And like you'll see two spotting scopes. You now and then you see a bunch of guys standing behind him just. You know be asking and doing nothing you know put them on a scope. You know it really has been way too long for me to. You know to waste time — did. Ibought one of these but I'm happy. And the other thing I like a lot is look at the leopold's -. Ithink a Leopold's are really cool. You know great bang for your buck the Leopold's they'll probably work better on the eye thing and. That is a little tough right there but. Ibet an you know good prone position of sitting down on a chair on a bench tripod.

It comes with probably about 12 at 16 inches tall. When he things all deployed it's probably pretty stable so thanks for watching folks go buy a spotting scope period.

Ifeel like and you're on a budget. You don't want to spend 200 bucks 300 bucks on a spotting scope but it's still nice to have. This great deal on a Simmons twenty by sixteen my sixty millimeter spotting scope at Cabala's. It was on sale for 5999 take a look at. It with $10 mil and rebate I'll go ahead. And show what it looks like sea. We get an idea of how. It functions you know. If it's worth the money. All right so first things first. It comes with two caps. Each side it's got one with a point. This pointless little compass in. It still protects the lens. And it's got this rear screw off cap. Iwent ahead and bought a mount on Amazon it's a Panasonic male Polaroid. Ican handle up to six pounds so it's probably designed for those old school. You know camcorders. You had to fit on your shoulder. And wear a neck brace but it's got. This little quick detach thing so let's see. We can get this thing to work. They kind of speed it in there.

We go unlatch it poor camera work on my part. And then this is the scope so hopefully. We can see a little bit of somewhere I'm had to try. Another way I also got. This on Amazon the same time. Igot my um tripod for the scope. This is a ghost guy cellphone attachment for spotting scope. You can use it for a telescope. Or for scope on a rifle I'm attached. This set up the scope the right way. And give you an idea of what it looks like with the ghost guy attached the sentence 20 by 60 by 60 millimeter spotting scope. This tripod is not as heavy-duty as. Ithought it was going to be but. It was $12 I don't care I'll do. What I wanted to do. We have to do is send. Some rounds downrange. You can see homes All right so part of the review. While taking their shots. Iwas actually trying to cite in my Strike Eagle 1 by 6 on my JD machine Tech Frank.

And rifle I just got new scope rings from night force for the strike eagle so. Iwant to test you know. What we could do with. Iactually kind of like. It I'll take a look at the target coming up on the target so tell. We went start off in the center. We went to the head made. Some adjustments then. Iwent over here fairly quickly didn't give a shit went down here realize. That just a little bit too high came down here centered. It up a little bit and finished with my final three shot group. Iknow it's not impressive but it's. What I can do with the rifle. And the ability this is actually. One of those things I'm planning on working on quite a bit. This Cup coming year to get. More proficient at but. Ifeel like the scope on the big target. You could see everything fairly quickly on a little target.

It was hitting on green. Ihad a hard time seeing it my first impression the Simmons 20 by 60 by 60 millimeter spotting scope. Or decent I mean it's gonna do. What I want to do I don't went on sighting in. Any scopes any further. Then 100 yards so for what I need for it's going to work just fine after thinking about. It for a second I was actually looking through my cell phone attached to the ghost guy for the scope in order to see those holes. Iactually just looked at. It with my bare eye. It was actually a lot easier to see so. Iwas surprised how much of a difference. It made have factored. That into my thinking when.

Iwas down there showing you guys the targets but yeah. You can see it fairly well for the money. Imean it's gonna cost. Me fifty-three dollars with tags after my rebate comes in its worth. If you're looking for a low-cost option for a spotting scope with decent glass I'm not going to say the best glass with decent glass the Simmons scope Pro Sport is Simmons Pro Sport is going to be a fairly decent option for you hope. You guys enjoyed the video. You have any questions leave them in the comment box. Iwill reply as smart-ass Utley as.

Hey guys I'm quarter shooting time calm today we're going to take a look at a loophole a sex to keen eye to spotting scope the scope features 2560 X magnification. It has an 80 millimeter objective lens. That gives you stunning high definition. And vivid colors let's take a closer look here. We go get the SX to keen eye to buy loopholed first we're going to look at its magnification here's 25 X. You twist all the way out to 60 X. These feature a twist up iCub. It comes in either a straight eyepiece. Or the angle one is the angle. It takes some getting used to. If you're used to the straights but. This has a cool feature right here. You just loosen that a little bit. You could actually push. That to accommodate yourself a really handy feature right there come down to the end of the scope. And it's got the lens shape. You just pull that really takes the glare away on a sunny day overall the loopholed SX — keen eye — is a pretty darn good scope here we've really enjoyed. It out in Colorado it is great on the archery range. You get a chance to check. These out check them out for more information go to loop hold calm.

Aspotting scope is the essential part of your arsenal especially. If you're a trophy hunter. And definitely if you're a sheep hunter. It allows you to judge your quarry from miles away as well as plan your stock. Some things you need to take into consideration before making a purchase of. This magnitude quality of glass as well as price we've tested the Leopold sx5 Santiam HD spotter for the past six months. And it's extremely high quality piece of glass. That completes at the top-level it's a relatively compact unit at fifteen point seven inches for the angled version. It does come in a straight version which is sixteen point four inches. Both units are sixty-eight point seven ounces. This is about four two quarter pounds. And definitely added weight but. It saves you time and effort of getting closer to judge the animal it's definitely worth. It thirty of glass low light performance. And overall image quality is. What really separates a quality spotter from. That isn't worth its salt the Leopold Santiam sx5 HD delivers on. All aspects of quality in. This area the advanced HD lens system. And twilight max HD light management system delivers a crisp clear image.

And edge to edge clarity from first light. All the way to the end of the day the large focus ring in the center of the spotter is very responsive. And smooth for getting quick. And precise focus and the sunshade pulls out extremely far to help reduce glare on sunny days the rubberized armor coating on. This unit allows it to take a beating and still look like new. It does come with a soft cover as well which will keep your unit looking new for years the power of magnification on. Both the angled and straight versions are 27 on the low end. And 55 on the high end. This was the only place in the testing. That delivered any sort of negative feedback middle of the day spotting is usually always affected by heat waves at the very bottom end of the range heat waves were still a problem. We were unable to be productive on these days a 20 power bottomed in might get. Us into usable territory having used. This product extensively over the last six months. And testing it in all sorts of can editions.

And only finding this. One area for improvement makes. This product extremely solid. And knowing that loophole does put the best. It has to offer as well as being backed by the best customer service. And warranty in the business makes. This a product that's definitely worth owning if you're looking to add a spotting scope to your arsenal you'll definitely want to consider the Leopold sx5 Santiam HD it's a great value at under $2000. And will definitely be a product. That will help you to become a. More successful hunter.

With a very competitive marketing quality glass vortex optics continues to up their game at producing one of the finest spotting scopes on the market today the new razor HD is setting a new standard in high-end optical technology precision craftsmanship. And ultra sleek functionality. They looked as shine as. One of the top choices in the market today so what's different about the new 2016 vortex razor HD versus last year's razor HD definitely a valid question since the name remains the same well the answer is practically. Everything here are a couple key features to make note of the changes in 2016 available in 22 to 48 by 65. And 27 to 60 by 85 models. These spotters boast an. All new wide-angle design. That serves up a much greater field of view throughout the zoom range to give an example at 27 power. This year's razor 85 millimeter spotter has the same field of view as its predecessor on the 20 power from last year. This is really an area of improvement for me personally. This is huge so you really are not missing out on the low-end magnification. Anything lower you might as well use your BIOS. Another item to note is the smooth as silk. And ultra sleek helical style focus. You will easily dial in on subjects with razor sharp focus for optimal viewing while keeping the body of the spotter trim for easy packing the glass. And prisms are improved on. This year's model with the edge going to the new 2016 razor HD for finer viewing quality. They have upped their game there as well bringing you. Even better brilliant true to life views. It has remarkable clarity resolution.

And color accuracy while keeping great distortion-free images with unmatched edge to edge sharpness throw in the superb quality features from last year's razor HD like the XR plus coatings for maximum light transmission plasma Tec armor tech argon gas. And dialectic coatings. You have the new-and-improved 2016 vortex razor HD. One spotter that will definitely be in. Many packs in the years to come. You are a hunter marksman. Or observation enthusiast. It is certain to bring you years of quality use. And as with all vortex products. It is covered by their legendary lifetime unconditional no-fault warranty so next time your local Sportsman's Warehouse check out the new vortex razor HD in angled.

This is the razor HD spotting scope high-end optical technology precision craftsmanship. And ultra sleek functionality make the razor HD. One of the finest spotting scopes on the market hand selected premium glass elements are precision ground to exacting standards. And deliver brilliant high-definition views XR plus anti-reflective coatings yield maximum brightness for critical low-light glassing and ultra hard armor Tec protects exterior glass from scratches oil. And dirt a smooth helical focus dials in razor sharp resolution. And keeps the spotter trim for easy packing the body is fully rubber armored for extreme durability. And purged with argon gas for waterproof. And fog proof protection in. Any condition a multi-position eye cup twists up to give. You proper eye relief with. Or without glasses a locking collar allows. You to rotate the scope to acquire the best viewing angle. And a built in sunshade pulls out to reduce glare available in straight. Or angled configurations. And covered for life by the vortex VIP warranty you.

The razor spotting scope by vortex made its debut. Several years ago in an angled model. It took the industry by storm the razor model is vortex optics top-tier spotting scopes. And is equipped with high density extra little dispersion blast which provides extremely high quality color. And clarity across the entire scope. And with a price tag. That doesn't require. You to take out a second mortgage best of. It comes with the VIP warranty which is truly the best warranty in the business. Anything ever happens to your scope regardless of what it is they'll repair. Or replace it without. Any question you don't have to go dig up an original receipt. Or prove you were original owner send. And they'll repair you know. What vortex is truly. All about providing customer service after the purchase the following year vortex rolled out the 20 by 60 by 85 in a straight model which happens to be my personal favorite for all my spotting needs but.

This year they rounded out the line with two smaller versions of the razor spotter the new 16 by 48 by 65 come in. Both straight and angled models. And the super compact 11 by 33 by 50 for those of. That are concerned about every ounce the sixteen by 48 by 65 model is a great full size HD spotter. That packs the same characteristics of its bigger brother the 85 millimeter. It has Triple A pro chromatic lens system which provides high-definition views across the entire field of view. This means there's no chromatic aberration making all colors very clear. And vivid all the way out to the edges. It has proprietary XR anti-reflective coatings. And is fully multi-coated on.

All air to glass lens surfaces which increase light transmission for maximum brightness the coarse. And fine adjustment knobs allowed. You get on target quickly. And then fine tune for crisper edges the unit is fully waterproof as well as fog proof due to the o-ring seals at argon gas purging this model is a full 17 ounces lighter. Than a larger version. What makes it a great scope for those of. You look for a larger field of view without packing the excess weight for those of. You hardcore back country hunters who count every gram of weight before leaving the trail head the new compact 11 by 33 by 50 is the answer. It allows you the ability to evaluate trophy quality at a good distance without packing your full-size spotter. This scope tips the scale at just over a pound. And a half and there's only ten point three inches long. It comes in both angled. Or straight versions. All the features in. This little raise are the same ones found in its larger version.

All pack the same vortex VIP warranty we've come to know. And depend on the vortex razor HD line of spotting scopes covers. Everything you could need. Or desire when looking for a spotting scope the vortex brand. And the razor HD line specifically the Sportsman's news is preferred line of spotting scopes. Because they're top-of-the-line they're quality. And they're built to last stop by your local Sportsman's Warehouse. And check out the vortex razor HD line of spotting scopes for yourself.

Redfield is back with an amazing new line of hunting products. That provide high quality optical equipment. That is affordable to every hunter today we're going to look at the Redfield rampage spotting scope. You need to see deep into the woods. Or across vast distances a spotting scope is the perfect choice it's ideal for examining your targets at the shooting-range. Or finding that trophy buck across the clear cut beam field. Or Sendero this rampage spotting scope delivers big-time performance with twenty to sixty times magnification the top-quality bak for Prizm delivers unmatched image quality. And resolution so you get a crisp clear picture every time plus. It maintains a generous field of view so. You get the whole picture over fifty feet at a thousand yards. When turned up all the way to sixty power. And it's rugged so you know. It will withstand the rigors of rough terrain it's lightweight waterproof fog proof. And shockproof its retractable lens shade helps reduce glare. And increase visibility in the leaner light of early morning and late afternoon every rampage comes complete with a full kit including a tripod.

That mounts right to the bottom of the scope a view through case with a carrying strap. And eyepiece and objective covers. This versatile spotting scope will be invaluable to. You at the range or on the hunt plus the rampage comes with Redfield's limited lifetime warranty thanks for watching and to learn. More about Redfield spotting scopes. Or to find out how to get. One go to WWE DL calm you.

Redfield is back with an amazing new line of hunting products. That provide high quality optical equipment. That is affordable to every hunter today we're going to look at the Redfield rampage spotting scope. You need to see deep into the woods. Or across vast distances a spotting scope is the perfect choice it's ideal for examining your targets at the shooting-range. Or finding that trophy buck across the clear cut beam field. Or Sendero this rampage spotting scope delivers big-time performance with twenty to sixty times magnification the top-quality bak for Prizm delivers unmatched image quality. And resolution so you get a crisp clear picture every time plus. It maintains a generous field of view so. You get the whole picture over fifty feet at a thousand yards. When turned up all the way to sixty power. And it's rugged so you know. It will withstand the rigors of rough terrain it's lightweight waterproof fog proof. And shockproof its retractable lens shade helps reduce glare. And increase visibility in the leaner light of early morning and late afternoon every rampage comes complete with a full kit including a tripod. That mounts right to the bottom of the scope a view through case with a carrying strap. And eyepiece and objective covers. This versatile spotting scope will be invaluable to. You at the range or on the hunt plus the rampage comes with Redfield's limited lifetime warranty thanks for watching.

Alright guys we're heading up too today to just got our optics look for some elk. And Dylan I were gonna take. Some pictures and just hang out test out a new spotting scope set up we'll do a quick review of. And it's a beautiful day it's cold. Ithink with the windchill it's below zero up here right. Now yeah anyway anything else. All right we'll check in hey guys. Ithought I'd take a minute. And do a video of a new spotting scope setup. And I'll start by saying. Anything but an expert on spotting scopes I've dabbled with him over the years but honestly. They don't really fit my hunting style so. Idecided though to pick. More for off season yeah I'll use. It for some hunting, but we're up here today in January just kind of looking for some elk herds. We actually found they were. They left this area we're gonna try to track him down but. Iwanted to talk about. This high-value spotting scope setup. We got again where I'm not really a big time spotting scope user. Ididn't want to drop a thousand bucks. Whatever so what we ended up with. We went down and tried out a ton of different scopes. We tried vortex loop hold. What else Swarovski. We did trace for us. All different price ranges. What I landed on was. This red field revenge guys just wanted to insert a quick video up close here so. You can kind of see the detail on. This red field and actually it's a rampage my son corrected.

That the revenge is. One of their scopes rifle scopes. They call this a rampage so. It gives you an idea kind of what this thing looks like a little bit. This is a 20 to 60 by 60 holy cow for me for what I'm gonna do. This is a really high value option it's got. All the things I like it's got a twist up iCup it's got. This feature where the Sun Shade is built in. It just goes in it comes with a soft case the focus knob is just the right amount of tension. And sensitivity the zoom up here is real firm. It came with a carrying bag shoulder straps. All those different things. Iwant to say what we gave $199 for it I'm pretty sure. It was on sale for $199 yeah. And it's got the loop hold. You know red field is owned by loophole so it's got the guarantee of loophole behind. And we've been up here for a.

Imean it's just clear it's bright again enough for me I'm not gonna spend hours. And hours and hours behind. What I knew is that as important as. This is the tripod I ended up going with a vanguard. And I'll just read off the model it's the Alta 264 AO same. This cameras yeah my son's filming this. And he's got the same. One so the reason there's a couple reasons. Iwent with we looked at a vortex there were. Several nice tripods so there's two main reasons. Ireally like this Alta from Vanguard it's heavier duty. These are hip thicker legs just a little bit heavier duty but. It didn't weigh a lot. That it's got the quick release. Idon't like the ones. You got to screw them. They come out and then. You have to tighten them. You just pull the you know it's just.

This flip deal the other thing is I'm six foot four. This was the only tripod actually. This was the only tripod. They had that would go high enough to. Iwouldn't have to hunker down to look through here. You can see like right. Now it's set up just right for me to be comfortable. And relaxed and look through. And I'm on a little bit of a side hill here so anyway out the door tripod spotting scope out the door with tax was three hundred. And sixty bucks I think it's high value. If there're guys that spend hour after hour behind. These things they're gonna want a different quality of glass a higher end. That but I'm just saying for the average guy who's gonna be using this a week. Or two out of the year. This might be the way to go guys. Iappreciate it takes care you.

Redfield is back with an amazing new line of hunting products. That provide high quality optical equipment. That is affordable to every hunter today we're going to look at the Redfield rampage spotting scope. You need to see deep into the woods. Or across vast distances a spotting scope is the perfect choice it's ideal for examining your targets at the shooting-range. Or finding that trophy buck across the clear cut beam field. Or Sendero this rampage spotting scope delivers big-time performance with twenty to sixty times magnification the top-quality bak for Prizm delivers unmatched image quality. And resolution so you get a crisp clear picture every time plus. It maintains a generous field of view so. You get the whole picture over fifty feet at a thousand yards. When turned up all the way to sixty power. And it's rugged so you know. It will withstand the rigors of rough terrain it's lightweight waterproof fog proof. And shockproof its retractable lens shade helps reduce glare. And increase visibility in the leaner light of early morning and late afternoon every rampage comes complete with a full kit including a tripod.

That mounts right to the bottom of the scope a view through case with a carrying strap. And eyepiece and objective covers. This versatile spotting scope will be invaluable to. You at the range or on the hunt plus the rampage comes with Redfield's limited lifetime warranty thanks for watching and to learn. More about Redfield spotting scopes. Or to find out how to get. One go to WWE DL calm you.

Redfield is back with an amazing new line of hunting products. That provide high quality optical equipment. That is affordable to every hunter today we're going to look at the Redfield rampage spotting scope. You need to see deep into the woods. Or across vast distances a spotting scope is the perfect choice it's ideal for examining your targets at the shooting-range. Or finding that trophy buck across the clear cut beam field. Or Sendero this rampage spotting scope delivers big-time performance with twenty to sixty times magnification the top-quality bak for Prizm delivers unmatched image quality. And resolution so you get a crisp clear picture every time plus. It maintains a generous field of view so. You get the whole picture over fifty feet at a thousand yards. When turned up all the way to sixty power. And it's rugged so you know. It will withstand the rigors of rough terrain it's lightweight waterproof fog proof. And shockproof its retractable lens shade helps reduce glare. And increase visibility in the leaner light of early morning and late afternoon every rampage comes complete with a full kit including a tripod. That mounts right to the bottom of the scope a view through case with a carrying strap. And eyepiece and objective covers. This versatile spotting scope will be invaluable to. You at the range or on the hunt plus the rampage comes with Redfield's limited lifetime warranty thanks for watching.

Alright guys we're heading up too today to just got our optics look for some elk. And Dylan I were gonna take. Some pictures and just hang out test out a new spotting scope set up we'll do a quick review of. And it's a beautiful day it's cold. Ithink with the windchill it's below zero up here right. Now yeah anyway anything else. All right we'll check in hey guys. Ithought I'd take a minute. And do a video of a new spotting scope setup. And I'll start by saying. Anything but an expert on spotting scopes I've dabbled with him over the years but honestly. They don't really fit my hunting style so. Idecided though to pick. More for off season yeah I'll use. It for some hunting, but we're up here today in January just kind of looking for some elk herds. We actually found they were. They left this area we're gonna try to track him down but. Iwanted to talk about. This high-value spotting scope setup. We got again where I'm not really a big time spotting scope user. Ididn't want to drop a thousand bucks. Whatever so what we ended up with. We went down and tried out a ton of different scopes. We tried vortex loop hold. What else Swarovski. We did trace for us. All different price ranges. What I landed on was. This red field revenge guys just wanted to insert a quick video up close here so. You can kind of see the detail on. This red field and actually it's a rampage my son corrected.

That the revenge is. One of their scopes rifle scopes. They call this a rampage so. It gives you an idea kind of what this thing looks like a little bit. This is a 20 to 60 by 60 holy cow for me for what I'm gonna do. This is a really high value option it's got. All the things I like it's got a twist up iCup it's got. This feature where the Sun Shade is built in. It just goes in it comes with a soft case the focus knob is just the right amount of tension. And sensitivity the zoom up here is real firm. It came with a carrying bag shoulder straps. All those different things. Iwant to say what we gave $199 for it I'm pretty sure. It was on sale for $199 yeah. And it's got the loop hold. You know red field is owned by loophole so it's got the guarantee of loophole behind. And we've been up here for a.

Imean it's just clear it's bright again enough for me I'm not gonna spend hours. And hours and hours behind. What I knew is that as important as. This is the tripod I ended up going with a vanguard. And I'll just read off the model it's the Alta 264 AO same. This cameras yeah my son's filming this. And he's got the same. One so the reason there's a couple reasons. Iwent with we looked at a vortex there were. Several nice tripods so there's two main reasons. Ireally like this Alta from Vanguard it's heavier duty. These are hip thicker legs just a little bit heavier duty but. It didn't weigh a lot. That it's got the quick release. Idon't like the ones. You got to screw them. They come out and then. You have to tighten them. You just pull the you know it's just.

This flip deal the other thing is I'm six foot four. This was the only tripod actually. This was the only tripod. They had that would go high enough to. Iwouldn't have to hunker down to look through here. You can see like right. Now it's set up just right for me to be comfortable. And relaxed and look through. And I'm on a little bit of a side hill here so anyway out the door tripod spotting scope out the door with tax was three hundred. And sixty bucks I think it's high value. If there're guys that spend hour after hour behind. These things they're gonna want a different quality of glass a higher end. That but I'm just saying for the average guy who's gonna be using this a week. Or two out of the year. This might be the way to go guys. Iappreciate it takes care you.

Everybody Jason ballast without — a product to be calm. Iwant to welcome you guys back to. Another review today. What we're gonna be covering I got a spotting scope from Leopold. And I've actually utilized. All throughout elk and antelope season. This year something. That was just really cool. Iwanted you guys to go over. Me first of it arrived. Iwas pretty shocked. It comes in like its own little briefcase it's really nice. You know especially for traveling with optics. Because it's important. You take care of your optics just like you're gonna take care of a rifle scope. Whatever the case but. You know this is just a handy little briefcase. You will and let's open. It up it's got a nice Leopold logo on there so that's. That steel look finish on there but let. Something I thought was just really cool. All right you opened. It up it's got a nice rubber grip here for holding it so. You don't drop you open up the case. It comes with its own tripod. All right you just sort of set. That up like normal tripod. You could set that up on the hood of your car.

Whatever you want to set. It up on a rock but anyway it's an adjustable tripod. It goes out just like a camera. One would or just like. Even the one we're using with our camera today right here's we're filming alright comes with. That a detachable little adapter for the spotting scope itself but then. You slide it into the let. You here just like a regular camera. You just slide it in there with the scope on. You can leave this attached. You want and move this out of the way. All right has this little bit little plastic thing was actually in the in a spotting scope itself. And it's this not on. This adapter threads to but let. Me pull out the spotting scope. They have little keys here. You can lock the case. You need to the carrying strap see. How the carrying straps is léopold on.

This nice cushion case I'll show. You on the inside everything's pre fit. And cut so then it sits in their just perfect on scope here. You have your information on. It with the registration. All the good stuff you need okay so let. Me just show you here I'm going to set. This case to the side we'll go over the spot. And scope itself just locks easy set. That over to the side alright spotted scope comes with its own little case like. Isaid before the cool things is. This pod scope here it's a 15 by 30 by 30 millimeter. One comes in a brown sort of dark brown color. One of the cool things. Iwant to cover though is. It has an end cap on. It so you're covering your rear eyepiece which is very important. You have to do is flop. That portion out right there for sort of sudden guard. You can put your forehead against there. And block out all the light in the back. You can't adapt cameras to. These as well it tells. You the zoom I zoom in on an animal. Ialways started at 15.

This elk season during archery. Iwas watching a bull with a bunch of cows. They were moving through the Aspen's probably about five miles away. And I'd look for him. And look for him and put on 15. And then zoom in on him. It was a nice big 7 by 7 bull. Ialmost got him didn't happen but. You know that's why they call a hunt. And not just killing so uh anyway so. You know you zoom in 15 by 30 power that's pretty powerful then the end cap has a screw end cap here which. Ireally like you know we're really rugged on our optics out there. When we're hiking around. You have to do is you unscrew. And there you have the end of the in the spotting scope right there. Now to attach this little rubber piece. Or plastic little screw was actually in here there's a separate attach here. You have to take off there's a little screw here.

That on the spotting scope itself. And then this portion attaches to. This right here so you just put. This one will do it I'll show. You guys just so you can sort of see. What it looks like it's very simple like camera tight. And a good thing is too is you're up there hunting elk. Whatever you're hunting let's say. You actually get a trophy. Something you want to take a picture well. You could just use this little tripod. That comes with it with your camera. And take a picture of yourself. You don't have to worry about setting your camera on a rock. One of those little wraparound tripod things. That doesn't really stay on the tree. That well so you just tighten. This on like we said open your tripod up slides right in to the groove.

And there you're ready to you're ready to spot do. Whatever you got to up on the mountain. That way it's hands-free there's no shaking you can look at the animals from a good distance away. You know you shouldn't have. Any issues now the picture is crystal clear in. We were at a little hunting this year. We were watching antelope over three miles away. It was really nice midday a lot of light. You could see things perfectly. We did have a little bit of the Mirage coming off the ground just. Because the heat transfers but that's normal with. Any optics the one thing I must say is. Iwas watching elk this year like. It was getting close to dark.

When the light really started going down. Igot to you know it was really sort of hard to see. You had a full magnification at 30 at a. You know 2 miles they could be. You know closer you probably see them better. However low-light it's 50 millimeters which is pretty good. You know but the low-light. It get tough to see. Now I'm not talking low light like it's almost dark it's about. This is about a half an hour before dark. When the animals were moving but. Idid see you know crystal clear. And in the full sunshine. If you're spotted and say you're milled you're hiding up on the mountain. You want to watch where they're going up to bed so.

You can make a stock on them great little product its real light easily pack able. You know it's got a little loop here. You can put it on your pack on the outside of your pack out the puts a spotting scope inside the pack here. And then just stick the tripod in there. And you're good to go as well. You guys saw that review on. That steady stalk you could use. This with the steady stockist has the same attachments so that's. Something that's really good too. You hunt out west you need to have a spotting scope especially. If you're scouting like way up there in the high country you're gonna be looking for or five miles away in an animal. And then try to plant a stock on them possibly, so I'll tell. What Leopold it is the 15 by 30 by 50 millimeter gold ring series. And definitely a great product I'm just happy to have. And be using it quite a bit here in the near future we're already getting ready for the ETA show into here in two weeks, so we'll be going to the ATA show.

And a shot show and I'll be talking to the folks Ill ya Poland. Iwant to get maybe a little bit bigger objective. One just to sort of see the difference between the light. And we'll show you guys. One as well but you guys don't have a spotting scope. Irecommend you go out. And check out Leopold's line. They definitely have. Some great spotting scopes so for outdoor product reviewI'm jason ballast we're gonna see. You guys on our next review.

All right Cory Eric teen back country today. Iwant to talk about the swaro ATX BTX combination it's a modular kit with the addition of the BT XS last year. We get a lot of questions which unit right for you. How the whole system works so originally Swarovski came out with the ATX a standing for angle. And the STX which would be the same thing just in a straight piece I've owned. This unit for probably about five years. Now really enjoyed they make. This modular combination in three different sizes. They make a 65 millimeter lens an 85 millimeter lens which. Idon't have but I have use. And a 95 millimeter lens. Ioriginally started out with. This combination here. It was the cheapest way to get into the system on. This unit exclusively for probably about three years right before. We drew great late season muscle odor tag. Ipicked this up so. We could shoot more video through. It the obvious advantages. And disadvantages of a 65 85. And 95 is as you slide towards. That bigger unit it's gonna get heavier but it's also gonna pull. Lighter the 65 and the 85 are. Both gonna be a 25 by 60 power. Or the 95 there's gonna be a 30 to 70 the 95 pulls an amazing amount of light. Ido see especially.

Istart raising that magnification. And shrinking my exit people. That the ability to pull light. That really go downhill quickly so really enjoyed. This it's a great backpacking unit. It still pulls light really well but. If you're shooting a lot of video class in a ton. And low light and 95 we'll definitely pull. Lighter if you're only gonna have. On the 85 is probably the right unit. This last year they did add the BT X unit. And so be I like to think. It stands for binocular but. It is a 2 I am view unit I've had. This for eight or nine months. We got to take it up in April on a bear hunt April May we've taken. It on a couple scouting trips. Iplan on buying a set of 15s for glassing in Nevada for big open country.

They release I opted for this unit instead. Because Jason Dustin already have. Some 15 s this will clip on to. All of the same modular pieces. Ireally like to refer to. This as a system you know. Me close to six years to get. None of its cheap but the fact. You can piece it together over those years start adding the units is a really a cool system. And its unique to Swarovski. When you're on the BT X. It is going to be a fixed 30 power on the 65. And the 85 it's gonna be a 35 power on the 95. That doesn't sound it sounds like a big drop back a lot of people in their spotting scope shopping they want to see those bigger numbers it's a completely different experience. When you're looking through. Both eyes you're it allows your brain to really consume.

And understand and dissect what's in front of. It doesn't feel like. When you've got that at 30 power. One at 60 it doesn't feel like you're giving up. That much a couple things I've noticed about. One of the prose of the ATX. They released they did post-war Oh vision which is. That field flattening lens for camera people which I'll get into that's a huge benefit. Ithink it's the best edge-to-edge quality of. Any spotting scope the market so but. Idon't believe I couldn't tell. You it's not on their website. Anything they must put. That swirl vision in. This half when I'm rolling across the hill on the BTX. Ifeel like you have. That pin cushion and bulge. It might have the swirl veg.

Ihaven't seen whether it's listed. Or not but it doesn't feel like. Me it's not that big a deal for me it'd be nice to have. Idon't take pictures through. This anyway if I'm gonna take pictures I'm going to take pictures through the ATX I've also noticed. Irun the same I hooked up. You know 285 to 265. Whatever you held the objective the same. Itruly think you pull. Lighter through that 80 X then. You do the BTX you know. Whatever system they have in there to run. Both eyes through it diminishes. That light a little bit maybe not enough to matter. Because your exit people it's gonna be pretty. You know a little bit larger. Because you're a fix 30 power buts.

It definitely does subtract from light. Ithink being able to use through. Both eyes you know adds back into. That but you know you're spending a lot of money on spotting scope. If you're looking for the best light poling spotting scope out there the BTX probably isn't. These shines is big open country. If you're glass in a hillside 600 yards away you're gonna feel like it's too close to 30 power. You feel like that field of view is almost too small but. When you're glass and stuff a mile plus it's pretty awesome. When you're trying to dissect country. And you're really just looking for bedded mule deer. You know David long goes into the four stages of glassing and. This would equate over to. You know that last stage. Where you're just picking you're trying to find a near flicker you're trying to find a tie-in on a mule deer buried in a bush.

Ithink that's this shines. And that's that's what we've used 15 powers for in the past. Istill think that there's an application. These beats are where a 15 power would beat out. This but I'm gonna use. It for glass in that fourth stage of glassing big open country. Where I'm trying to find just. You know small pieces of them you're not gonna see them yield you're out in the open during the day in Nevada so that's. This shines we're gonna take. This first mule deer hunt I'm pretty excited about. It is the first you know. Ithink a mule deer hunters really who's looking at. This the this will be our first mule deer hunt with. It we're really excited. That being said a couple drawbacks of. Once again wait it is gonna be heavier. You compare it to like. You know koa Highlander it's a lot of lighter. Even with the 95 on there. It also has I haven't.

Idon't know how to maybe explain. It but the depth of field of view feels really deep. What it is I think your eyes will adjust just like a prescription. And I'll be glass in a hill. And say I'm going uphill. Istart at the bottom. And it's only 800 yards away. And then you get to 1200 yards. Ihaven't adjust the focus. Yet which is you know. Iwould have adjusted 10 times on a single eye piece. Ithink your eyes will start to make up for. That's because you're looking through. Both of them you could get. Some added eye strain not. This isn't clear enough but. Because you're not focusing it along the way.

And then there's there's a kind of trippy phenomenon. Iusing this you have say a tree at the bottom that's pretty tall. And the hill goes up. And away from and so the tree might be 500 yards away but right behind the tree is 800 yards. You know whatever it'll try to focus in between. Or like your eyes will go back. And forth it looks a little bit goofy. Iwouldn't say it's a negative. It was just definitely. Something to get used to. Because normally you know the tree would be completely out of focus but. Ithink you're looking through two eyes but only through. One objective some distortion for your depth of field of view. You can't tell what's closer. And what's not so you know. Something to look at. When you're checking them out. If you're considering getting one. Istill think if you're gonna start you're just gonna have. One unit this comes out to be. More versatile this is super comfortable for you know extended uses.

If you're gonna sit behind. It for a few hours that's the reason. We went to 15s is just so. Idon't have to wear a pirate patch. Iget a headache from just closing an eye. And so definitely extended glassing sessions. You get up past an hour. This is gonna really do well for us. We watched a bear for 45 minutes just on a hillside just chewing its cud. Ithink also long-range shooters are really gonna enjoy. This our OS at like PRS matches sitting spotting for guys it'd be cool. You could integrate a reticle. And there somehow but sitting and glassing. And watching guys shoot targets. This is phenomenal for they also have for this system be modular. This piece is three. Or four hundred bucks it's a one-point seven magnifiers. It will turn the 65. And 85 on an ATX into a 40 by 100 the 95 it'll turn into a 50 by 120. And then it'll turn the 65 85 from a 30 fix power up to a 50. Or the 95 up to a 60 power. You definitely lose a little bit of clarity. Iactually expected to lose.

More clarity you do lose a little bit of light. Because you're adding a couple. More pieces of glass to the system but. That will literally just pop. It in here this the other day for checking out. We have paper at 3 or 400 yards. We shoot two calibers into. We were just looking for real small holes. This was pretty awesome for it so. It really adds a lot to. That system probably not. Something I'm gonna drag into the field Dustin had. It out on a scouting trip. We were glass in a hill at Prai a mile. And a half or two miles away. He made the comment. He felt like he was too close with. That 30 power while guys get caught up. Because we're used to. You know 20 to 60 power spotting scopes guys get caught up with.

That number I just don't think it's. That important to get. Any higher than 30 power. You just see so much. You can understand so much. Or what's in front of. Anything further you're just you're magnifying too much dust particles. He waves that sort of stuff. That you're just gonna have the physics of distortion in front of. You so definitely a cool system don't know. How much you so get out of. Ithink that'll be more for long-range shooting target shooting I think I'll enjoy. That at times but kind of unique thing Bryce stay at home. And it's just you know we're trying to save weight. When you're packing this much weight around. You just you know you gotta call out certain stuff. That you're not gonna use so going back to between deciding which. You want the ultimate digit scoping set up. Idon't think you can beat. This ATX they make what's called a TLS APO adapter. This will go on any interchangeable lens camera.

You have what's called a t2 after. They make them for Canon. Or Nikon Sony the email pretty much. Any interchangeable lens camera. You can mount it to the Micro Four Thirds system. It just screws on the t to mount. You take your Nikon camera that'll thread on. This Swarovski one it'll actually time. It which is kind of nice and then that's just gonna pop right on your camera lens. And then when you're on a target you'll put your whole camera. That will just slide on you've got a set piece there. They do make three different sizes of the TLS APO adapter. They make a 23 millimeter. They make a 30 which was the original. And then they make a 43. That just refers to. What size of camera. You have so the 43 millimeter.

You have a full frame camera DSLR the 43 is definitely. You know what you'll want for. That the 23 is really designed for. That Micro Four Thirds. And then the 30 is kind of in-between. Istarted out with the 30. Because that's they made. Ireally enjoyed we picked up the 43 no. This year Jason's got. Some really nice cameras. He shoots some really good pictures. And video so I'm excited to see. What he'll do with you can't do your scope with. Ibelieve this is SL 42 eyepieces. And so basically you buy the same adapter. You would for SLC binocular. You hook a phone up to. It doesn't have like a great camera did your scope. And adapter that I'm aware of so.

You can't take pictures you're just not gonna get as good of quality pictures as. You can out of an ATX. Or an STX so definitely beats. It out there this is between. It being lighter it's a little. More versatile we can zoom in. And out on I still think. This is the go-to when you're starting your system. This is a great additional piece. Ijust think that it's a little too heavy. We really like taking pictures. And video through our ATX so for us. Iwas starting all over again I'd do. It the same way I didn't have option cuz. This didn't the BTX didn't exist at the time but. This is to go ahead. You have it looks through the BTX. Though yeah you own an ATX it's worth looking through.

You will use that btx as. That system I know a lot of guys have. You know a 65 or two of these are considered. It was a no-brainer for me. Ihad two objectives. And an ATX, so we have two working spotting scopes which is pretty cool it's a unique system. That only Swarovski does. This system is hands down the best spotting scope system on the market. You compare their ATX to their old spotting scope which would be the 80s. Even the 65 Dustin's got an old 80 HD it's a great spotting scope but. They change this eyepiece. This is just it's a much better system it's a better mousetrap, so I'm pulling lighter with the 65. Than an old 80 they're really happy with. You know the cheapest setup. They make in that ATX system.

You can move forward. You have any questions feel free throw them in the comments hit. Is up on Instagram thanks for watching guys.

Hi I'm parka with Eagle optics. This video we'll be looking at the zeiss conquest cavia thirty to sixty by eighty-five angled spotting scope the zeiss conquest cavia is fully rubber armored providing a secure grip. And is waterproof and internally fog proof. It has a helical focus wheel for precision focusing even. When wearing gloves in cold conditions. It has an adjustable eye cup. You can twist up and down for comfortable viewing with. Or without eyeglasses. It comes with the sunshade. That reduces glare the tripod can be rotated in its tripod ring to allow for greater flexibility. When positioning the spotting scope optically the scope features ice shot edie glass which removes chromatic aberration. And provides sharp images with IDI enhanced resolution color. And contrast it comes with an objective lens cap an eyepiece cover. And a lifetime limited transferable warranty. And a five-year no fault policy offering high performance optics at a great value the zeiss conquest cavia is an excellent spotting scope for every situation so check.

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Being able to spot animals for miles away. And observe them in their natural habitat without being disturbed as essential to consistent success especially. If you're a trophy hunter high quality optics are essential. You use high-power magnification. They provide a clear image. And significantly less eye fatigue has ice to introduce the GAVI at 85 in the conquest' line which not only delivers. You those high quality optics for those long-range spotting but. It also does it at a very competitive price. This entire scope has been very well-thought-out with the ultimate in user experience in mind the magnesium housing gives a scope. And ultralight chassis. And a total weight of 60 ounces including the eyepiece the 156-inch overall length makes. This a scope you're going to want to take on every back country hunt regardless of how far you're going the tripod shoe fits in the standard Manfrotto mount without the need of an adapter. It is still drilled. And tapped to support other mounts size has always been known for their high-end glass. And the conquest Gavi 85 is no exception the HD lens design provides an extremely high-quality image with great edge to edge clarity. And the 85 millimeter objective allows maximum amount of light transmission to get the.

Most out of that high-quality glass at the. Most important times of the day. All the external lenses are protected with lo2 tech which allows the water. And moisture to beat up. And run off the lenses. This process also helps protect against scratches from foreign objects like dirt. If birding or wildlife photography is your passion you'll be happy to know. You can get a crisp clear images the closest endpoint 8 feet. This scope also has a vast array of photo. And smartphone adapters to capture great images of birds animals. Even the Stars the focus mechanism is part of the body of the scope. Where your hand is already sitting most of the time. It provides a very smooth action. Even with heavy gloves. This high-quality spotty scope has. Everything you would expect with the name like Zeiss on. It except the price tag the GAVI 85 in the Conquest line will set.

You back just a hair under $2000. It performs at levels equal. Or greater than those of scopes. That cost significantly. More money let's stop by your local Sportsman's Warehouse. And check out the GAVI 85 buys ice for yourself.

Today on the Yamaha whitetail Diaries Jeremy Boone from Cabala's has been invited to deer camp. This week and he's brought along. Something new from Cabala's the Cabala's Instinct line of rifle scopes so the instinct line is Cabala's premium line of optics. They provide the highest end performance. You can get at a price point. That it was previously unattainable for. That kind of product so it's its European made optics comparable to your other high-end European optics but at far less of a price it's really a value proposition. And for the whole system it's. All you know HD optics great lens coatings extreme durability it's its. Something you can count on no matter. Where you're hunting or. What you're hunting but. Something we're pretty proud of it's a program we've had around for a. While now, we've made. Some tweaks to. It over the years and really happy with. Where it's at and it's performed great. And I can tell you. That a lot of people have taken a lot of great animals with. It it's its proven itself in the field time. And time again you know Cabala's has long been known as the world's foremost outfitter. And when you look at the halls of the people. That work in Cabala's. Imean there are people.

That they get outdoors. You know they don't just sit behind. That desk and look at numbers. Imean there's some die hard hunters. And that company die hard outdoors men die hard sportsmen people. That not only know that the products specifications from a retail standpoint but. They know from experience. How it works in the field. And the optics is one of those arenas. And areas that to me. That's just so important. Because when I look at optics. Idemand performance. Idemand durability. Idemand something that's gonna be able to withstand a harsh environment. And use not not looking for something I don't care. How pretty it is I want the inner workings to be there for me. Iwanted to perform. When I need them no matter. What I've put it through leading up to. That time the instinct scopes are great for a. Few reasons and one being of course the price point yeah to the quality. And really the optical quality is.

What stands it out as top-of-the-line the low light performance really is almost unmatched. And you know you have no worries. That you'll be able to see your target. When it's the most important time of day. And then you've got other features just like we've done with. It you know the outside of its just a good-looking scope its sleek. It looks good on the gun. And it's not something that's gonna get in the way it's but it's a good complement to. Any good rifle knowing. That this line is the top of the heap. When it comes to optics but. More consumers can afford. It that's something. That we're really excited about hey. You want to learn more about Cabala's Instinct line of optics head on over to your local Cabala's. Or visit their website at Cabala's dot-com.

In the world of sporting optics European glass has long been recognized as the pinnacle of performance by combining. That legendary European craftsmanship with leading-edge technology for one of the world's leading optical manufacturers Capella says. Once again raise the bar with the introduction of their Nero HD spotting scope the heart of the euro HD system is the oversized 82 millimeter two-part objective lenses. This true high-definition optical system eliminates chromatic aberration to deliver bright clear. And color correct imaging throughout the 2270 power magnification range proprietary ion assisted meal bright 5501 multi coatings on. All air to glass services eliminate glares. And reflection for enhanced light transmission in. All conditions which hunters will really appreciate during early morning and late afternoon blasting sessions in addition to the high quality glass. What really separates Cabala's euro HD spotting scope from the competition is the unique center drive focusing wheel easy to operate with heavy gloves.

Or an inclement weather. It allows hunters to quickly focus on the quarry without taking their eye off the scope built to withstand the rigors of the field the scope also features a rubberized armor shall scratch resistant meal shield coatings. And a nitrogen purged eyepiece to eliminate fogging modern design advanced optics cabala's euro HD spotting scope captures true European craftsmanship. And leading-edge optical quality. And a tough hunter friendly design you.

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This is the bar ska colorado spotting scope. And it's 15 to 40 by 55 millimeter objective it's got a rubberized outer coating an armour coating from. What they call it very nice texturing on the outside of. It very tactile easy to hold. And maintain it's relatively compact for spotting scope. Idon't know the overall length of. It but I believe it's 11. And a quarter inches long. Ithink it's 5 inches wide. And about 6 inches tall very small sleek say 50 millimeter objective says it's a coated lens but. You can see that it's highly reflective so as far as drawing about a tactical type spotting scope. This may not be it for you but nice rubber coating on the outside like. Isaid so it's got a nice grip it's got the pad on the bottom it's. That way you can use a tripod with. It now it does come with. One and I'll show you here. This has been the biggest complaint so far is. That it is a rather cheap plastic tripod mounts later with your screw then the legs are here. It pops out and sets up like. That yes a little flimsy a little chintzy but. It does work you do get a little bit of wobble. When it's placed on to.

It let me set it on to. It real quick for you but. Idon't know would just forwards. And backwards with this stand. Ibelieve the two legs are supposed to go in the back. And the extension goes in the front but so it's on the bottom like. That it extends back like. That two legs and it says. And as you can see. If you're trying to get. It to focus its something 500 yards away I'd be a little bit of movement in. That but tabletop something simple to kind of keep an eye on stuff especially low magnification works pretty well plus. It comes with it so. Now what you can do it'll fit. Any type of tripod I got a couple of targets. That tripods for my cameras. And stuff like that so. You can use any type of chocolate. That you want to on. It your magnification is here.

Now it would've been cool with over put the numbers facing towards. You instead of away from. You but nonetheless you'll see 15 to 40. And then your focal mom is up front just like on. Some of your more expensive spotting scopes. This is a fairly inexpensive spotting scope the eye relief not too bad a big complaint. Ihave on it is that the rubber eyepiece the way. That they molded and cut. They left a nice sharp edge around the outside of. It and so when you place here your eye to. It's a little uncomfortable to actually look through not bad. Though minor little glitch there as far as functionality goes. And I'll do that all I'll show.

You the specs on you can look through 15 to 40 by 50 millimeter fully coated lens exit pupil fill the view 150 feet 45 meters at 15 X so. It is fairly narrow at. All considering waterproof no extinguishing sunshade no. And mini tabletop comes with. It what I was gonna say is. That Barska inexpensive products. And some products for better. Then others if you're looking for high quality glass you're gonna pay for high quality glass. This I've seen anywhere between twenty-eight. Ibought this for 38 buts. That included today express shipping on. It from Amazon but you can get. It for less than that for a little handheld. Ijust want to be able to put.

This in a pack something small. Idon't want to have to carry a separate case for this small compact. Ican put it in it's got. That nice rubber coat so it's. It seems very durable field of view at 15 is excellent it's got a clear image. Ican you know read I've been out reading license plates at 100 hundred 50 yards with. It when you extend. It out to a full view of 40 times magnification. It does get quite rainy it's a little blurry it's not as focused but as far as actually spotting and seeing thing as a distance. You can't do that just like. Any other pair of you know maybe a large pair of binoculars. Or anything like that. You know as far as details. And stuff I had a lot of people I've seen. And read reviews hit complain. That this particular spotting scope. You know they weren't able to see their targets beyond 150 200 yards to actually see.

Where their hits were landing on paper but. You know inside a hundred yards. Everyone seemed to be fairly pleased with. It and most time I'm shooting inside a hundred as far as ziering scopes. And stuff like that. And then outside of. That you know would be nice just to. You know for a second person to watch. And Paul the shots and. You can see you know bullet trail. And stuff with this with the water view. You know when you're focusing at forty it's its it's a little tight. And close at two and three hundred yards but. All in all I mean dollar amount for what you get out of. It's not bad if you're looking for something inexpensive just to take the range to shoot inside of. One hundred and fifty-two hundred yards might be pushing a hundred yards for sure it's good on. It but not a bad buy I'm happy with. It last thing I'll show. You that it does come with a little chintzy soft case which.

It is padded on the inside velcro. And it's got a little strap. That goes over it does have a loop here so a little weird on your hip. Idon't really recommend that's up to. You fit in the real snug problem with the carrying cases. If you have this on. It does not fit inside of. It I can't get fit at least. And then if you take. It off and you put. That in and you want to put. This in I can't get. Both to fit so this we'd have to carry separate. And then this would go in by itself. It does have scope caps. That come with it but. Ido not have them here table, so I'm not going to show. You it but it does come with a cap for the front. And the rear I'm sure but again that's the Barska colorado 15 to 40 by 50 millimeter objective hope.

I'm richer man this is empty cases sixty seconds. You know I just returned from a big-game hunt. Where my god did not have a spotting scope. One instance this cost. Us three miles of walking in three hours out of her hunt. Ishould have made sure upfront. He had a spotting scope. He didn't I should have taken. One like this new Oscar 7 from Sig Sauer optic. This is a 20 to 60 power spotting scope. That has a lot of features. That you'll appreciate on a hot. It has a Sun Shade up front. You can rotate the scope on the tripod. This is helpful for hunting because. You stand and look for hours through a spotting scope like. This you're going to end up walking around with your head like. This rotation also works really well. When you're shooting from the bench. This has a course focus function here. And a very fine focus function here allow. You to dial in on the target to get a perfectly crisp image. It also has a removable eyepiece check out the sig sauer oscar 7. And remember it's all about the shot but to make a shot. You got to find something to shoot.

This is Brad with optics camp calm. And today we're going to look at the circuit s7 1 to 6 by 24 rifle scope we'll see what's in the buff usual. One of those really nice boxes. They really want to reportable packaging here magnetic closure nice touch. We have a sticker branded scope coat to protect your scope from dings dents scratches. And affect the glass 1 microfiber cleaning cloth the f7 series manual. And a magnet with warranty information to put on your safe. Now let's check out the scope. What we have here is the turcica s7 1 to 6 by 24 rifle scope say 1 to 6 power with a 24 millimeter objective. You may have seen this before. This is kind of tactical option. Or a brush gun option a magnification ring feels very good very smooth tight not loose not too tight. We have a fast focus for your reticle here a little bit tight. And loosen up over time ok side focus parallax adjustment from appears to be 20 yards to infinity.

We just earned we go that's tight that's not going anywhere. That back it up hundred. This weighs about 18 19 ounces the official specs 186 so that's probably pretty close about 10 03 inches long. And 2 point 6 inches high to 41 inches wide. Or vice versa we have a 30 millimeter to here made. It at 6061-t6 aircraft grade aluminum for strength. And durability and thirty milliliters for all the adjustment range. We have here the linear field of view of. One hundred and seven feet at low power which is pretty good. Anything over 100 feet at low power is good for a. One to six rifle scope. And it's a true 1x on low power meaning you have. One power you look through. It's going to appear exactly. You didn't have the stuff in front of.

You as long as you have the correct eye relief. And the correct cheek weld okay. Now the s7 1 to 6 by 24 has surface proprietary lens coatings steric XL max. That means that every lens the air service is coated multiple times. That does is it reduces glare increases like transitions. And therefore brightness. And along with black. And London just lens edges to reduce reflection. And glare that will help enhance your contrast. And improve your life transmission okay. That six is available in. Either area CLECs or an illuminated flex the eliminated fact. Ibelieve has a dot in the center of the Flex reticle. Idon't think we can really make. It out here on camera let's try there. You go there's your flex reticle okay.

Irelief on this is three point eight inches. Now four inches is the magic number which is considered a relatively long eye relief. That will help prevent scope fight that's. You get hit in the bridge of your nose from having your face too close to the ocular lens here okay turn adjustments here are. One quarter inch one quarter MOA 1/4 of an inch at 100 yards okay see is there nicely labeled very clean okay clicks themselves. You can hear that audible very tactile very clean not mushy whatsoever okay it's a maximum adjustment range of 60 ml a. Both for wind age and adjustment. One cool feature of the s7. One to six 5:24 is the zero reset turret which means. You can set this turret at your zero at 100 yards let's say. And at 100 yards you're a. Few clicks in what you can do then take a coin. You unscrew the top of the turret here just a bit. You can pull up on the turret reset. It back to zero tighten.

It down so now you're zeroed in. And your turret is set at zero pretty cool feature so. You know you're zeroed at 100 yards. And you're for example 55 green to 23 Full Metal Jackets is going to drop at 125 inches at 300 yards. You know to turn to 125 on your turret. You should be zeroed in. We have a side focus here again from 20 yards to infinity. And actually that back sorry. This is 10 yards to infinity. You can see it there on the side. And as well as a quick focus here to adjust your reticle focus. Now the s7 1 to 6 by 24 is rated ipx7 waterproof which means. It is waterproof to 1 meter for up to 30 minutes. And in fact I've been told.

They test these at the factory before. They ship them out to make sure. They are 1-hour percent waterproof. That really means realistically is. You don't want to go swimming with. This scope but if you're on a trip hunting back country. And you're camping for a. Few days you get stuck in heavy rain. You don't need to worry. One bit about the internals of. This scope fogging or water getting into the system so overall the circle. One is 6 by 24 does feel really nice and solid it's not too heavy on paper. It looks good functionally. It feels great everything feels really tight build quality is up there the factor a couple of really cool features. Ithink it'd be perfectly at home on a nice brush rifle. Or possibly a 3-gun AR because of your true 1x magnification. And the 6 power for reaching out the medium distances so there's our quick look at the starka s71 265 24 rifle scope in stock.

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Everybody we're here at NES GW. And I'm with Shane at Leopold. You sure I'm excellent. You do I'm doing a good better. Now tell us about this is our golden ring spotting scope it's not brand-new so it's not a sneak peek but it's. Something I don't think we've talked about in a little. This version right here is our 12 to 20 I'm sorry 12 to 40 by 60 spotting scope so that's 12 power up to 40 power magnification by 60 millimeters on the objective size. It has a folded light path so. You can see it's really compact so. You get the same type of magnification. And image quality out of a long spotter but the size. You can pack with if you're gonna walk in somewhere. You want to carry it's really lightweight its phenomenal product HD glass so. You get crisp read low resolution. And no distortion around the edges it's got focus got power adjustment. And it's in our new. What we're calling shadow gray color. This is truly a tool. That should be in everyone's hunting bag to help them identify games see. They want to go it's a phenomenal product so it's not a sneak peek but it's a must-have it's its not a sneak peek but. It is a must-have well thank. You so much for joining us. This year Shane thank. You very much appreciate. All right guys you heard. It here first you have to do is get a gallery of guns calms. Or see your Davidsons dealer.

Everybody Jason ballast without — a product to be calm. Iwant to welcome you guys back to. Another review today. What we're gonna be covering I got a spotting scope from Leopold. And I've actually utilized. All throughout elk and antelope season. This year something. That was just really cool. Iwanted you guys to go over. Me first of it arrived. Iwas pretty shocked. It comes in like its own little briefcase it's really nice. You know especially for traveling with optics. Because it's important. You take care of your optics just like you're gonna take care of a rifle scope. Whatever the case but. You know this is just a handy little briefcase. You will and let's open. It up it's got a nice Leopold logo on there so that's. That steel look finish on there but let. Something I thought was just really cool. All right you opened. It up it's got a nice rubber grip here for holding it so. You don't drop you open up the case. It comes with its own tripod. All right you just sort of set. That up like normal tripod. You could set that up on the hood of your car.

Whatever you want to set. It up on a rock but anyway it's an adjustable tripod. It goes out just like a camera. One would or just like. Even the one we're using with our camera today right here's we're filming alright comes with. That a detachable little adapter for the spotting scope itself but then. You slide it into the let. You here just like a regular camera. You just slide it in there with the scope on. You can leave this attached. You want and move this out of the way. All right has this little bit little plastic thing was actually in the in a spotting scope itself. And it's this not on. This adapter threads to but let. Me pull out the spotting scope. They have little keys here. You can lock the case. You need to the carrying strap see. How the carrying straps is léopold on.

This nice cushion case I'll show. You on the inside everything's pre fit. And cut so then it sits in their just perfect on scope here. You have your information on. It with the registration. All the good stuff you need okay so let. Me just show you here I'm going to set. This case to the side we'll go over the spot. And scope itself just locks easy set. That over to the side alright spotted scope comes with its own little case like. Isaid before the cool things is. This pod scope here it's a 15 by 30 by 30 millimeter. One comes in a brown sort of dark brown color. One of the cool things. Iwant to cover though is. It has an end cap on. It so you're covering your rear eyepiece which is very important. You have to do is flop. That portion out right there for sort of sudden guard. You can put your forehead against there. And block out all the light in the back. You can't adapt cameras to. These as well it tells. You the zoom I zoom in on an animal. Ialways started at 15.

This elk season during archery. Iwas watching a bull with a bunch of cows. They were moving through the Aspen's probably about five miles away. And I'd look for him. And look for him and put on 15. And then zoom in on him. It was a nice big 7 by 7 bull. Ialmost got him didn't happen but. You know that's why they call a hunt. And not just killing so uh anyway so. You know you zoom in 15 by 30 power that's pretty powerful then the end cap has a screw end cap here which. Ireally like you know we're really rugged on our optics out there. When we're hiking around. You have to do is you unscrew. And there you have the end of the in the spotting scope right there. Now to attach this little rubber piece. Or plastic little screw was actually in here there's a separate attach here. You have to take off there's a little screw here.

That on the spotting scope itself. And then this portion attaches to. This right here so you just put. This one will do it I'll show. You guys just so you can sort of see. What it looks like it's very simple like camera tight. And a good thing is too is you're up there hunting elk. Whatever you're hunting let's say. You actually get a trophy. Something you want to take a picture well. You could just use this little tripod. That comes with it with your camera. And take a picture of yourself. You don't have to worry about setting your camera on a rock. One of those little wraparound tripod things. That doesn't really stay on the tree. That well so you just tighten. This on like we said open your tripod up slides right in to the groove.

And there you're ready to you're ready to spot do. Whatever you got to up on the mountain. That way it's hands-free there's no shaking you can look at the animals from a good distance away. You know you shouldn't have. Any issues now the picture is crystal clear in. We were at a little hunting this year. We were watching antelope over three miles away. It was really nice midday a lot of light. You could see things perfectly. We did have a little bit of the Mirage coming off the ground just. Because the heat transfers but that's normal with. Any optics the one thing I must say is. Iwas watching elk this year like. It was getting close to dark.

When the light really started going down. Igot to you know it was really sort of hard to see. You had a full magnification at 30 at a. You know 2 miles they could be. You know closer you probably see them better. However low-light it's 50 millimeters which is pretty good. You know but the low-light. It get tough to see. Now I'm not talking low light like it's almost dark it's about. This is about a half an hour before dark. When the animals were moving but. Idid see you know crystal clear. And in the full sunshine. If you're spotted and say you're milled you're hiding up on the mountain. You want to watch where they're going up to bed so.

You can make a stock on them great little product its real light easily pack able. You know it's got a little loop here. You can put it on your pack on the outside of your pack out the puts a spotting scope inside the pack here. And then just stick the tripod in there. And you're good to go as well. You guys saw that review on. That steady stalk you could use. This with the steady stockist has the same attachments so that's. Something that's really good too. You hunt out west you need to have a spotting scope especially. If you're scouting like way up there in the high country you're gonna be looking for or five miles away in an animal. And then try to plant a stock on them possibly, so I'll tell. What Leopold it is the 15 by 30 by 50 millimeter gold ring series. And definitely a great product I'm just happy to have. And be using it quite a bit here in the near future we're already getting ready for the ETA show into here in two weeks, so we'll be going to the ATA show.

And a shot show and I'll be talking to the folks Ill ya Poland. Iwant to get maybe a little bit bigger objective. One just to sort of see the difference between the light. And we'll show you guys. One as well but you guys don't have a spotting scope. Irecommend you go out. And check out Leopold's line. They definitely have. Some great spotting scopes so for outdoor product reviewI'm jason ballast we're gonna see. You guys on our next review.

Aspotting scope is the essential part of your arsenal especially. If you're a trophy hunter. And definitely if you're a sheep hunter. It allows you to judge your quarry from miles away as well as plan your stock. Some things you need to take into consideration before making a purchase of. This magnitude quality of glass as well as price we've tested the Leopold sx5 Santiam HD spotter for the past six months. And it's extremely high quality piece of glass. That completes at the top-level it's a relatively compact unit at fifteen point seven inches for the angled version. It does come in a straight version which is sixteen point four inches. Both units are sixty-eight point seven ounces. This is about four two quarter pounds. And definitely added weight but. It saves you time and effort of getting closer to judge the animal it's definitely worth. It thirty of glass low light performance. And overall image quality is. What really separates a quality spotter from. That isn't worth its salt the Leopold Santiam sx5 HD delivers on. All aspects of quality in. This area the advanced HD lens system. And twilight max HD light management system delivers a crisp clear image.

And edge to edge clarity from first light. All the way to the end of the day the large focus ring in the center of the spotter is very responsive. And smooth for getting quick. And precise focus and the sunshade pulls out extremely far to help reduce glare on sunny days the rubberized armor coating on. This unit allows it to take a beating and still look like new. It does come with a soft cover as well which will keep your unit looking new for years the power of magnification on. Both the angled and straight versions are 27 on the low end. And 55 on the high end. This was the only place in the testing. That delivered any sort of negative feedback middle of the day spotting is usually always affected by heat waves at the very bottom end of the range heat waves were still a problem. We were unable to be productive on these days a 20 power bottomed in might get. Us into usable territory having used. This product extensively over the last six months. And testing it in all sorts of can editions.

And only finding this. One area for improvement makes. This product extremely solid. And knowing that loophole does put the best. It has to offer as well as being backed by the best customer service. And warranty in the business makes. This a product that's definitely worth owning if you're looking to add a spotting scope to your arsenal you'll definitely want to consider the Leopold sx5 Santiam HD it's a great value at under $2000. And will definitely be a product. That will help you to become a. More successful hunter.

Whether you're a trophy hunter. Or just a person who wants to increase your success a spotty scope is essential to your gear list being able to observe animals at miles in their natural environment will leave them undisturbed. And allow you to cover. More ground than just walking the woods. And hoping to run into. Something knowing what spotting scope to purchase can be a daunting task but investing in high quality optics is always worth every penny Swarovski is known for its top-of-the-line optics. And high in glass the new ATX STX modular system is just. That kind of spotting scope. Each scope is equipped with swirl vision. And field flatterers. This means they have high definition glass which provides excellent clarity color. And contrast field flattener lenses creates a flat image which allows for razor sharp image. And great edge to edge clarity in laymen terms. That means you'll be able to extend your spotting time well past. And before legal shooting light.

When animals are most active before. You can harvest them you've got to find them. And the external lens are coated with swirl clean which creates a nonstick effect. This allows easy cleaning and helps to minimize scratching they come equipped with large zoom ring and focused out which makes getting on target. And focusing extremely quick. And easy this is especially helpful. While wearing heavy gloves on those cold winter outings. This modular spotting scope system allows. And match all the pieces necessary to provide. You with the perfect spotting scope for every situation. When weight isn't an issue in maximum light gathering ability is the key. You want the huge 95 millimeter objective combines. This with the STX or straight eyepiece. You have the absolute perfect spotter for your truck with. This eyepiece and objective. You have it 30 power. All the way to 70 power to observe your desired target the 85 millimeter objective pitch which is an option as well provide.

You with a 25 to 60 millimeter zoom. Once you've determined the target. And its go time you can remove the larger 95 mm your objective. And put on the smaller lightweight 65 millimeter objective for your pack which knocks off a full 20 ounces. Now have a 25 to 60 power compact scope. You can pack anywhere. You prefer an angled spotter. You have a shorter tripod. Or that's just the way. You like it in the field. This setup gives you the versatility to swap out the straight for the angle giving you a best set up for every situation for those of. That love to take photos of wildlife. This setup allows you to combine the high-quality photo. And video ability of your SLR camera with the adapter which.

Now turns your long-range trough the spotting scope into a high quality long-range lens. This is a simple to screwing on a different eyepiece on. This bottle replacing your camera lens with a different mount. And adapter and start taking photos. Or video of your favorite animals. And super high quality in my opinion owning a spotting scope isn't an option it's essential. You want to be successful in the field. And why not own the best. That money can buy and Swarovski with the new ATX STX system truly gives. You the best glass you can ever buy. It also allows you to buy. Each individual piece tailored to your hunting style so. You can never go wrong so stop by your local sportsmen warehouse. And check out the 80 X STX modular spotting scope system by Swarovski order. One of the pieces all of them online at Sportsman's Warehouse calm.

I'm Jay Wiggins from sport optics com. And we're checking out the news for office the ATX. And STX spotting scopes. What I really wanted to show. You here is how compact. How versatile these things can be. This is a large binocular bag but in. It I've got the new 65 millimeter scope body. And the angled eyepiece. Now of course the glass is phenomenal as with. Any Swarovski optic we've got your telescoping eyepiece the body can swivel 360 degrees so. You can get behind it in a variety of positions you've got really smooth intuitive controls on. Both your focus and your magnification adjustment the 65 millimeter body goes from 25 to 50 the 85 millimeter goes from 25 to 60. And the 95 millimeter goes from 30 to 70 but the coolest thing about. These scopes is you don't want to go with an angle. You want to go with a straight. You can seamlessly swap from. One to the other both the eyepiece. And the body are sealed so have no fear transporting them in two separate pieces like. Ijust added in you know but. This is what's really neat. You can go from a 65. If you're hiking in the mountains are on a sheep hunt to an 85. If you're on a white-tailed deer. And also you can go from straight to angled seamlessly it's really impressed with. This piece and really looking forward to spending a lot. More time behind these spotters.

This is the Viper HD packed with features for incredible glassing the Viper HD spotting scope offers high-end optical performance without the high-end price tag the HD optical system comprised of premium components generates vivid high-definition images. And XR anti-reflective coatings on. All air to glass surfaces attain brighter views in low-light situations the sleek smooth helical focus dials in your image for ultra sharp viewing and maintains a trim profile for ultimate pack ability a multi-position eye cup provides proper eye relief. And the built-in sunshade pulls out to reduce glare the bottom mounting foot conveniently snaps directly in. And out of a Manfrotto rc2 style quick-release tripod head. And a locking collar allows the scope to rotate into different viewing positions strong odor ring seals. And argon purging deliver waterproof. And fog proof performance. And durable rubber armor guards against impacts in rugged environments ultra hard armored tech coatings protect exterior lenses from scratches oil. And dirt available in various sizes magnification ranges. And angled or straight configurations the Viper HD is covered for life by the vortex VIP warranty.

In the world of sporting optics European glass has long been recognized as the pinnacle of performance by combining. That legendary European craftsmanship with leading-edge technology for one of the world's leading optical manufacturers Capella says. Once again raise the bar with the introduction of their Nero HD spotting scope the heart of the euro HD system is the oversized 82 millimeter two-part objective lenses. This true high-definition optical system eliminates chromatic aberration to deliver bright clear. And color correct imaging throughout the 2270 power magnification range proprietary ion assisted meal bright 5501 multi coatings on. All air to glass services eliminate glares. And reflection for enhanced light transmission in. All conditions which hunters will really appreciate during early morning and late afternoon blasting sessions in addition to the high quality glass. What really separates Cabala's euro HD spotting scope from the competition is the unique center drive focusing wheel easy to operate with heavy gloves.

Or an inclement weather. It allows hunters to quickly focus on the quarry without taking their eye off the scope built to withstand the rigors of the field the scope also features a rubberized armor shall scratch resistant meal shield coatings. And a nitrogen purged eyepiece to eliminate fogging modern design advanced optics cabala's euro HD spotting scope captures true European craftsmanship. And leading-edge optical quality. And a tough hunter friendly design you.

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