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How to choose the best budget 1-6x scope? In terms of budget, illuminated reticle gears, green or red illumination, quality, and warranty, there’s too much to take into account.

When purchasing a red dot sight, you may notice the difference in the lens. Some may describe it as an aspheric lens, while others are spherical lenses.
You may feel confused about how to choose the right red dot sight. Today, Victoptics will introduce their differences.

When you decide to have a sighting device to help you aim, a single scope or reflex sight is far from enough. You will also need to consider how to mount your sighting device on your weapon, so you may also have some scope mounts or footprints on your shopping cart by now. Today we will focus on one of the most important scope accessories – the scope mount, and help you make the right choice between 2-piece and 1-piece mounts.

Have you ever encountered a situation where the point of impact of each shot landed in a different location during the use of a scope? Many people blame this on technical issues or scope mounting problems, but in reality it’s more likely to be due to parallax.

While as an airsoft SVD scope, designed for use with airsoft guns that fire plastic pellets and does not need to be as durable as the original PSO-1, Victoptics SVD scope will exceed your expectations in its durability. Aside from airsoft gaming, it also works great for hunting and other shooting scenarios.

Hunting and tactical, are 2 major applications of riflescopes. Although all riflescopes are designed to enhance your vision, there are some subtle differences for different applications. In this blog, we will provide some insight into these subtle differences and help you choose the best riflescope for your purpose.

When you decide to have a sighting device to help you aim, a single scope or reflex sight is far from enough. You will also need to consider how to mount your sighting device on your weapon, so you may also have some scope mounts or footprints on your shopping cart by now. Today we will focus on one of the most important scope accessories – the scope mount, and help you make the right choice between 2-piece and 1-piece mounts.

Have you ever encountered a situation where the point of impact of each shot landed in a different location during the use of a scope? Many people blame this on technical issues or scope mounting problems, but in reality it’s more likely to be due to parallax.

Today we’re taking a quick look at the Victoptics S4, a 24x zoom PCP rifle scope for around 100 bucks. This scope is an inexpensive option for PCP, CO2 gun or Airsoft rifles. And I’ll explain why it’s for those types of rifles in only a minute.

In this article, we will compare red dots and green dots in 3 aspects: how they work in a certain shooting environment, are they friendly to shooters with astigmatism problem, and whether they are suitable to use with a night vision device, so to help you decide which sight is the best for you.

When it comes to choosing the right reticle for your riflescope, the variety of options can drive most newcomers crazy. Because each type of reticle has its own unique pattern and function, the decision can be a difficult one for many first-time shooters.
To help you make an informed decision, we’ve compiled a list of the most important factors to consider when choosing a reticle for your scope.

For a wildlife and nature enthusiastic, a spotting scope is a valuable tool for birdwatching, hunting, and other outdoor activities that require long-range observation. However, with so many options available on the market, choosing the right one can be a challenge. In this article, we will discuss some key factors to consider when choosing a spotting scope.

Today, we will introduce our latest rifle scope – S6 1-6x24i Fiber SFP Scope (OPSL33)! Designed for hunters and shooters who demand the best value for their money, our fiber optic reticle riflescopes offer unparalleled visibility, fast target acquisition and exceptional durability.

Victoptics is a leading manufacturer of high quality rifle scopes and accessories, and our rifle scope rings are no exception. This month (June) we are launching a range of high quality Dovetail and Weaver rings, designed to provide a secure and stable mounting platform for your scope, ensuring it stays in place and maintains its zero even under heavy recoil or rough handling.

For some small calibre ammunition like .22 LR, many scopes can’t be adjusted to zero centre. This is especially true when using high magnification scopes with less adjustment range. What can we do? And how can we avoid this situation?