This Maven Optics review looks at my experiences with some of their best optics including rifle scopes, binoculars and spotting scopes. Spending a lot of time with bino’s, scopes and spotting scopes out hunting and at the range, I’ve developed a strong interest in finding the best value optics on the market at specific price …
On a hunting trip last year in New Zealand a mate brought along a set of Maven Optics, these optics are impressive so check out this short Maven B1.2 review of their 10×42 binoculars to find out why their worth a look. For those who haven’t looked through a pair yet, Maven Optics use high …
The long distance shooting community has long been asking for a viable alternative to the expensive rifle mounted Wilcox Raptar and Envision Tech MARS systems. There are some scopes available that features inbuilt range finding such as the Steiner IFS and Burris Eliminator, however the choice for weapon mounted systems has been extremely limited for …
I’m often at gun shops stocking up on ammo and reloading gear, and having a keen interest in rifle scopes I keep an eye out for whats on the shelves. I have seen Pecar Optics on display but knew very little else about them. Casual shooters and the majority of rifle shooters starting out are …
Australian Optics company ZeroTech have just released the ZeroTech Thrive HD Micro Reflex sight. The red dot has a RRP of $249 AUD and boasts a max operating time of 150,000 hours. It’s also motion activated, meaning it powers on when it detects movement. It’s powered by a CR2032 battery and comes with an impressive …
My first ever centerfire rifle scope was the Bushnell AR 4.5-18x40mm. Needing an optic for a budget .233 bolt gun the AR ticked all the right boxes at the time. Good magnification range, simple reticle, lifetime warranty, not too heavy and just the right price. Made in South Korea the Bushnell AR brings a lot …
My favorite aspect of Maven Optics is the high contrast Japanese glass used in their optics range. For those unfamiliar, Maven are a Wyoming based company who are truly underrated in the optics world. Of late they are becoming more popular amongst the sporting and hunting community, especially here in Australia. Maven are a direct …
When it comes to rifle scopes one brand stands out as having an option for all, Vortex Optics. I have put my money where my mouth is having owned almost one from all their scope series over the years. Known for their performance and affordable prices, Vortex rifle scopes have earned a well-deserved reputation among hunters and …
Steiner Optics have released a new line of hunting scopes, the Steiner H6Xi series. There are three variants in the line up which include 2-12×42, 3-16×50 and 5-30×50. Cut from the same cloth as the T6Xi series, the H6Xi scopes are aimed at hunters looking for a tough scope combined with good glass for their …
The benchmark for optical quality in tactical rifle scopes has long been the Schmidt & Bender PM II. It wasn’t a hard choice for me choosing what optic to buy for my Sako TRG for long distance shooting. The repeatable easy to use turrets, alpha tier glass and simple reticles have been a draw card not only …
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