Category: Riflescope Reviews

Cabela’s Intensity LR is a white labelled scope from Cabela’s that comes in 4-16×44. I’ve previously owned the Covenant 4, 5, and 7, is this one any good? Cabela’s Intensity LR Specifications & Features So, this thing’s claim to fame is the elevation turret: it does a lot per rotation so you are going to…

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The Vortex Micro 3x Magnifier is an exceptional addition to any red dot or holographic sight. The magnifier offers next-level 3X magnification versatility in a compact and optically crisp package. With an integrated quick-release system, the Micro 3x Magnifier allows for fast attach/detach with ease, while the camlock engages/disengages the magnifier with direct pressure. The…

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The Vortex Crossfire II red dot is a compact and versatile sight suitable for a wide range of shooting applications. It features a 1x magnification and a 22mm objective lens diameter, which makes it easy to acquire targets quickly, especially at close range. The red dot reticle is 2 MOA in size, which provides a…

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What a mouthful of a product name. The Bushnell Legend Tac Optics/T-Series 15-45×60 Spotting Scope (Bushnell product code 781545ED) is an FFP, Mil reticle spotting scope. I picked this spotting scope up 8 months ago and have been using it off and on. At $480, it’s not the absolute cheapest spotting scope but it’s a…

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The Swarovski Z8i 0.75-6×20 L 4A-IF is an illuminated LPVO (Low Power, Variable Optic) scope made in Austria. It’s at a high end on price ($3700 CAD or $3000 USD) and on features and quality. Features & Specs 0.75 – 6X magnification 30mm tube 20mm objective 520 grams (1.15lbs) Eye relief: 95 mm (3.74″) Resettable…

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The Aimpoint PRO is a mid to high end red dot optic used by police, military, and civilians. My Aimpoint PRO (pictured) is slightly different than newer models in that it retains the scope caps and battery cap with a connected rubber piece and I’ve also turned my scope caps upside down so that they…

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Sightron isn’t a particularly famous brand. I don’t think I’ve ever seen one of their ads in a magazine, tradeshow, etc. And although they’ve been around for 18 years, their brand is much less known than Vortex, a relative newcomer. Sightron’s SIII series is made in Japan, and they come with some interesting features. This…

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