5 BEST LOW LIGHT HUNTING RIFLESCOPES IN 2024

 

Vortex Crossfire II

This Vortex riflescope is a budget champion, cutting a few corners, like sub-par transmission and image quality. But does it fall behind in the game? No, Sir! The illuminated reticle and high-quality Vortex optic promise maximum bang for your buck.

Swarovski Z6i 2-12x50mm

Swarovski Optik is the best in the business, making dim light hunting fun. A winner among Swarovski rifle scopes, the Z6i has a massive 50mm objective lens and custom elevation turret for long-range shots.

Nightforce ATACR 5-25×56

The ATACR 5-25*56 comes equipped with one of the largest objective lenses (56mm) among Nightforce scopes. It is available in both first and second focal plane configurations, with a multi-coated ED glass and illuminated reticle. Inarguably, the ATACR is among the best low-light rifle scopes in 2024.

Sig Sauer Whiskey5 2.4-12×56

Hands down, the Sig Sauer Whiskey 5 2.4-12×56 is the best second focal plane low-light rifle scope. Seamlessly designed for traditional and MSR/AR platforms, it comes with high transmittance and extra-low dispersion. Plus, the digital level plex anti-cant system is sheer bliss!

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5 Awesome Binoculars For Birdwatching and Hunting

 

• Weight and balance: Modern binocular designs (8*42) are usually six inches long and weigh around 700-800 gms. In contrast, compact models (8*32) are three inches shorter and lighter. Remember, you’ll carry the binoculars with other hunting gear all day. So, invest in a moderately lightweight model to ease the strain on the spine. But don’t settle for a low-performing model.
• Manufacturer’s warranty: The other crucial point after price is the manufacturer’s warranty, which varies from brand to brand. For instance, the Sig Sauer optics warranty will differ from what you get in Swarovski binoculars. This is generally due to differences in built quality, product specs, and replacement cost after damage.

Swarovski binoculars like the EL42 are exclusively designed for rough weather conditions. The optical performance is top-notch, equipped with fluoride glass and zero virtual distortion across FOV. The EL 42 uses lightweight magnesium alloy for its chassis. Besides, the nitrogen-infused tubes readily repel water and fog.

Finally, our list ends with a budget-friendly option. Presenting the Vortex Viper HD. Like its economical rifle scopes, the Vortex Viper range is a binocular for starter birdwatchers and hooters. Sure, it’s no match to Swarovski Optik and other attributes of Sig Sauer binoculars, but that doesn’t make it any less functional. Vortex optics are unique, with low-dispersion glass and dielectric prism optimized for varying light transmissions.

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