Take a look at the section of ASG optical scopes used in both airsoft and wind guns. Here you will find different types of scopes and collimators to use for your weapon - they will certainly allow you to improve your performance, regardless of the type of shooting you practice. A spotting scope is an optical instrument that originated in World War I, and its serial use began in earnest during the second global conflict in the history of mankind. Thanks to scopes, the range of accurate shooting increased skyrocketed - to this day the farthest recognized shot from a sniper rifle equipped with a scope is considered a distance of as much as 3450 meters! Of course, in the case of Airsoft, we can not talk about such significant distances, but thanks to ASG scopes you are able to take an accurate shot at the enemy from a distance of up to fifty meters and more, which is also quite a feat.
Before choosing an ASG spotting scope, you should decide what parameter will be most beneficial to you. If you are a beginner shooter, already a fixed 4x zoom will be a good idea. If you want a better approximation at a distance of more than thirty meters, you should be interested in the offer of scopes with magnification in the range of 3-9 times. The second parameter is the size of the scope's objective lens, or exit glass. It is responsible for the amount of light collected and the field of view. The larger it is, the brighter the image and the larger the section of terrain we are able to cover with our eyes without taking our eye off the instrument. Finally, remember that ASG optical sights most often need a mount in the 22mm standard, the so-called Picatinny or RIS. This is the same standard as for firearms, the difference is that ASG scopes are much cheaper, as they are not forced to withstand such strong recoil as their combustible counterparts. As a result, you can find the cheapest scopes for as little as about 150 zlotys. Also pay attention to the scope's tube to fit the mount, as they come in 1-inch and 30mm diameters. The height of the mount used is also important - if your rifle doesn't have a musket or a scope, then a low mount will suffice. However, in order to keep the musket out of the field of view of the objective, you will need at least a medium mount. For the most demanding users, we have ASG scopes equipped with an illuminated crosshair and parallax adjustment. The second type of ASG optical sights are collimators.
While scopes are used at farther distances by sniper rifles, collimators work best on assault rifles. Utilizing the phenomenon of collimation, they slightly restrict the shooter's view, but provide additional focus when aiming with a red dot that indicates where to direct fire. Today collimators are used in every military and special units, and of course in airsoft. Performing as an assault rifleman, where speed combined with precision is important, a collimator sight is an almost indispensable tool, as it allows serial fire to be conducted much more accurately than with mechanical aiming devices in the form of a bow tie and a pinkie. They are also increasingly being mounted on pistols - for example, in the US Navy Seal. Somewhere in between these most popular instruments are running scopes. These are fairly specialized ASG optical sights in the form of running scopes. They are smaller versions of full-fledged spotting scopes, whose approximations usually range from 1-4x. With this combination, they can also act as a collimator. However, this is not a widespread enough solution and shooters usually opt for a traditional spotting scope or collimator. In our offer you will find various models of ASG scopes, which will meet the expectations of the most demanding adepts of airsoft. We invite you to get acquainted with models from reputable companies such as Bushnell, ASG or Hawke.
