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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