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Vortex Crossfire II 2-7x32 V-Plex Rimfire Riflescope

€146.22
Manufacturer's suggested price €196.06

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Bushnell R3 3-9x40 Rimfire DZ22 Riflescope - Black

€153.30

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Bushnell R3 3-9x40 Multi-X Rifle Scope - Black

€153.30

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Bushnell R3 3-9x40 DOA-QBR Rifle Scope - Black

€153.30

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Bushnell R3 3-9x40 Extended Eye Relief DOA-QBR Rifle Scope - Black

€153.30

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Simmons Pro Hunter 3-9x50 mm Rifle Scope - Black

€117.87

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Pulsar Thermion 2 LRF 3x50 XG50 thermal imaging scope

€3,306.80

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Burris Six Xe 3-18x56 Rifle Scope

€1,109.98

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Bushnell Banner 2 6-18x50 DOA QBR Scope

€276.14

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Bushnell Banner 2 3-9x50 DOA QBR Scope

€160.39

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Gamo 6-24X50 AO Scope

€129.68 €148.58

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Vortex Diamondback 4-12x40 rifle scope

€295.03
Manufacturer's suggested price €377.94

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Pulsar Digex C50 X940S Night Vision Scope

€1,393.44

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If you are looking for a spotting scope for spring-loaded airguns, the Militaria.pl store has a wide range of them. Using a spotting scope while shooting can guarantee easy target tracking and precise hitting. The scopes are designed for precision shooting at long distances. They are designed for hunters, but also for sports shooters. Deciding to buy a spotting scope, it is worth paying attention to its parameters in order to match the weapon you own and your preferences.An important feature of spotting scopes for spring windshields is magnification. In the offer of our store we have many models of scopes with different magnification levels. Usually the scopes are equipped with variable magnification, which allows you to adjust the magnification to the one that is most useful to you at the moment.

The standard variable magnification is 3-9x, so we can decide whether we want to enjoy a wide field of view using a magnification of 3, or whether we want to observe a small target at a higher magnification. The optics in spring windsock scopes are designed so that the image seen is bright as well as clear. The multi-layer anti-reflective coatings used ensure a sharp image by reducing unwanted reflections and light loss. The sturdy scopes have different lens diameters. Larger lenses ensure that more light enters so that the image we see is brighter and clearer. There are various types of target reticles in scopes for spring-loaded windshields. The sights in scopes can consist of dots, threads, reticles or beams. When aiming, the crosshair or blade of the spearhead should be aimed at the object of interest. Additional illumination of the aiming crosshairs increases comfort when shooting in the morning or in the evening, when the amount of light is limited. We offer scopes equipped with a 4A crosshair with a red dot and three beams. Using such a sight allows us to instantly track our target. The crosshairs are also adjustable. You can change its position vertically and horizontally.

Rugged scopes are designed to be durable, moisture-resistant and shockproof. Additional seals will ensure water resistance. If you want to use the scope in humid conditions or in a place where the temperature changes quickly, you don't have to worry about fogging up the optics inside because they are specially protected. In rugged scopes, dry nitrogen is used to protect against vapor deposition on the lenses. The tube made of durable materials is great for protecting the optics from damage and shock. In addition, the tube can be matte finished which hinders the reflection of light.

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