Optics
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A collimator is a modern sighting device that is used to align the aiming axis with the barrel axis of a weapon or with the barrel axis of a target. In this article, we discuss what exactly a collimator is and how it works, as well as the types of collimator.
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For beginner astronomers, choosing the right telescope can be a challenge. This is not made any easier by the large number of telescopes on offer, which can be dizzying. In this article you will find information about the different types of telescope, and which parameters to look out for when choosing a beginner's telescope.
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In this guide, we'll walk you through all the necessary steps you need to take to properly mount a scope on a windshield. You'll learn which mount to choose, how to mount the scope on it, and finally we'll tell you what to do to shoot accurately. Proper scope mounting is essential to shoot accurately and avoid damage to your equipment, so read the following post carefully and take notes.
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With such a wide variety of equipment on the market, this is an essential question that needs to be answered before buying the right optical device. This does not only apply to the conditions in which the scope will be used, but also to the equipment with which it will be integrated.
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In the following list you will find some common terms related to binoculars. Familiarizing yourself with this glossary will certainly make it easier for you to choose the right binoculars.
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Wondering what the difference is between thermal imaging and night vision? In this tip, we explain the most important issues related to these devices and tell you what the main differences are. You will also find out what night vision and thermal imaging are used for and when.
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A spotting scope is a rather complicated device to build, and it's hard to get caught up in its construction - especially at first. That's why in this tutorial we explain when a spotting scope is useful and how to read certain parameters. You'll learn what parallax is, the field of view, what nitrogen filling is all about, and how to properly mount a spotting scope on a windshield.
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Proper maintenance of the scope is a guarantee that it will serve us long and effectively, it will "return the favor" with considerable help in accurate shooting. Some hunters even say that weapons and optics should be taken care of like a wife.
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Nowadays, a large number of modern instruments equipped with various types of reticles (commonly known as crosshairs) have appeared on the optical sight market. Very many manufacturers offer their reticles, often designed by titled shooters. Here we present a dozen or so reticles: the older type and some modern ballistic crosses, the most popular on the market.
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A rangefinder is a device designed to measure distances professionally and can be used in a variety of industries such as construction, forestry or shooting. They work well both for professional use by the military and for recreational shooting with air rifles or a bow. In the following guide, you will find out what types of rangefinders there are, how a rangefinder works and which models to choose.
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Buying binoculars is not always an easy matter, especially if it is to be equipment that will serve for years. Manufacturers give a lot of parameters that a novice user may not understand. In this guide we will illuminate the subject of binoculars, how to look at the technical data, what to consider when choosing and which binoculars will work best for specific applications
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