Most pure hunting scopes have fairly modest magnifications and second-plane reticles that are built for speed, not precision.

With variable power scopes, however, the location determines whether the reticle remains at a constant size to either the target (front plane) or user (rear plane). The first focal plane is associated ...

We conducted a test to discover the best scope for a .30-30 rifle. This might seem odd when it seems all anyone wants to do ...

A review of a new rifle scope and binoculars by Riton Optics that are good for hunting and birding in the fall in South ...

He recommends that the tracking on the scope be verified using a tall target test and that you ensure the reticle subtends ...

I then measured the optical attributes of each entry, giving each an optical resolution score and testing their low-light performance by viewing a black-and-white resolution target as ... the ability ...

Sighting in a rifle scope is a skill that I firmly ... from taking a tape measurer down to the target to using the ...

The scope has a Leupold MilDot reticle for both range estimation and ... rock solid stability necessary for sniper reconnaissance, target interdiction, observation and surveillance missions.

NOTE: ZERO STOP SCREW within the ELEVATION TURRET needs to be Un-Set [ UP Position ] prior to Zeroing the Scope Adjustable ... first focal plane X-Tree reticle for faster range estimation and ...

Pick either reticle—both are simple and near ... and checked functionality, again. A scope should allow you to see your target clearly and this requires good glass, good lens treatments, and ...