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test Are you looking to purchase a Rifle Scope yet have little understanding of what it all means? Ade (Optics Warehouse) has debunked common terminology associated with Scopes and provided a basic breakdown to make it easier for you to understand. There are many terms and phrases used when describing Rifle Scopes, including features, specifications, and functions. Below is a common list of phrases and abbreviations useful to anyone new to the sport. Please note that descriptions may vary between manufacturers. What does PARALLAX mean? This feature allows the scope and image to become focused throughout its zoom/magnification range. The minimum distance it operates at determines its suitability. For example, 10-15 yards is common for Air Rifles and Rimfire ranges. If a scope lacks a parallax feature, it’s usually fixed at 100 yards, mainly for Centrefire use. [Copyright: Correcting and Adjusting Rifle Scope Parallax, Levi Sopeland, www.outdoorsmans.com, 13.07.21] The Parallax adjustment location varies by brand. Examples: SWFA: Rear or Side IOR: Mid or Side HAWKE: Front or Side Note: Front AO is the same as Front Parallax/Focus Adjustment. What does OBJECTIVE mean? The objective refers to the front of the Rifle Scope. A 44mm, 50mm, or 56mm objective describes the size of the glass area. Be aware that the actual external measurement will exceed this, important when choosing mounting rings or covers. [Image: Objective] What does OCULAR/EYEPIECE mean? The ocular, or eyepiece, is the lens at the eye end of the scope. It typically includes a diopter adjustment to ensure a clear reticle image. [Image: Ocular/Eyepiece] What does EYE RELIEF mean? Eye relief is the distance from your eye to the eyepiece. It varies by platform; long eye relief is common for pistol scopes, while Centrefire scopes have a few inches to prevent “Scope Eye” from recoil. [Copyright: What is eye relief on a scope: All you need to know, Optics Bible, www.opticsbible.com] What are TURRETS? Turrets allow the user to adjust the scope’s elevation and windage. The top turret adjusts elevation, and the side turret adjusts windage. Turrets can be capped (low profile) or exposed (target turrets), the latter being more common on modern scopes. CW = Clockwise, CCW = Counterclockwise. [Image: Turrets] What does MOA/MRAD mean? These are the values turrets operate in. MOA is based on the imperial system (yards/inches), and MRAD uses the metric system (centimeters/meters). [Copyright: MOA vs MRAD: What is the Difference Between the Two?, www.xhunttargets.com, 13.01.21] What does ELEVATION mean? Elevation refers to the vertical axis of the reticle plane and the distance adjustments made to your chosen zero. The elevation turret sits on top of the scope. [Copyright: Chris Everett, www.quora.com] What does WINDAGE mean? The word Windage is used with reference to the left-to-right, horizontal axis of the reticle. This is the control knob generally found on the right-hand side of the scope's center bell. Its job is to adjust the POI (Point of Impact) of the reticle - left or right - to meet with the weapon's zeroing distance. [Image: Internal mechanism of setting Elevation. | Copyright: www.rimfirecentral.com] What does ZEROING mean? Zeroing is the collective term used to make adjustments using both turrets (windage and elevation) when mounting your scope for the first time. Although both turrets can and may be used for dialing in small adjustments in general day-to-day use. [Copyright: www.shepherdscopes.com] What is the MAIN TUBE? This is the main tube that your ring mounts will attach to. This can vary - anything from 1 inch on older, cheaper scopes, up through to 30, 34, 35, 36, and 40mm. [Image: Main Tube] Where is the ZOOM/MAG RING? The zoom/mag ring is the mechanism that sits just in front of the ocular (eyepiece). This will only be found on a 'variable' power scope and allows you to change the magnification within its capability. Example: 3-9x40 Minimum magnification = 3xMaximum magnification = 9x [Image: Zoom Mag/Ring] What does ZEROSTOP mean? ZeroStop is a mechanical function that some scopes have in the turret system. ZeroStop allows you, once your gun is zeroed, to set a physical stop in the turret travel, which would then allow you to return without fail to your original zero setting. This is useful if you lose your way with turret turns or if it gets moved inadvertently during transportation. This is not to be confused with 'lockable' turrets, which means it has a form of locking the turret in position to stop it from getting inadvertently adjusted. [Video: How To Set The Zero Stop On An IOR Rifle Scope. Copyright: Optics Warehouse] What is ED/HD GLASS? All rifle scopes have varying degrees of 'coatings' on the front lenses. This is used for clarity, light transmission, adjustment, water dispersion, etc., and can greatly change the optical quality of any scope. Extra dispersion, high definition (HD), rainguard, etc. Many terms can be used to describe the coatings and performance of the lenses. Every firm has its own terminology, but essentially all refer to the coatings on the lenses. [Copyright: ED and HD Optics on a Budget, www.gearexpert.com] What is a RETICLE? Reticles come in many variants, from the most simple 'Mil Dot' and 'Duplex' to the very busy and fine target reticles such as the 'Horus'. They all do the same job of guiding your eye to the point of impact required and will have varying degrees of visual hold over values/references for the shooter to learn to their caliber and ballistics. [Copyright: How to use Tactical reticles, Teodor Stimec www.optics-info.com] What does ILLUMINATION mean? This is the capability of the reticle you are looking at (through the scope) to in some way 'light up'. This may be a small portion, i.e., just the center dot, or all of it. The battery and controls for this are generally on the left-hand side of the scope, opposite the windage turret, and often combine with the side parallax feature, or on older scopes, can be on the eyepiece. [Copyright: Rifle Scope Reviews 2015 | Best riflescopes under 200, www.bestriflescopereview.net] What is the CENTRE BELL? This is the middle of the rifle scope where the turrets, etc., are mounted and is at the heart of the scope. [Image: Centre Bell] If you are still unsure about any of the lingo, feel free to email sales@opticswarehouse.co.uk where we'll be more than happy to help. READ ARTICLE
HIKMICRO Habrok Multi-spectrum Binocular- 24/7 Compact Game Partner
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HIKMICRO Habrok Multi-spectrum Binocular- 24/7 Compact Game Partner HIKMICRO Habrok Multi-spectrum Binocular - 24/7 Compact Game Partner Meet the HIKMICRO Habrok - The Multi-Spectrum Thermal/ Digital Binoculars with a 1000m Laser Rangefinder In the realm of optics designed for the thrill of the hunt, one name stands out—HIKMICRO Habrok. Known as the "24/7 Compact Game Partner," these binoculars are more than just a tool; they're your steadfast companion in the wild. If your world revolves around the precision of a well-aimed shot and the thrill of the hunt, the HIKMICRO Habrok is your visual ally. HIKMICRO have once again shown why they are industry-leading and at the forefront of their field. HIKMICRO Habrok—the multi-spectrum optics that understand the language of the wild. At the bottom of the article, there are some frequently asked questions, such as: How much does the HIKMICRO Habrok cost? Where can I buy a HIKMICRO Habrok? What is the difference between the HIKMICRO Habrok and HIKMICRO Habrok Pro? When are HIKMICRO Habroks available? Firstly, dive into the heart of this technological marvel with us, where each detail is illuminated, and every adventure is etched in clarity. The HIKMICRO Habrok isn't just a tool; it's your companion on a visual journey like never before. Let's delve into the extraordinary features that make HIKMICRO Habrok the epitome of cutting-edge optics. Unleash Precision, Embrace the Hunt - HIKMICRO Habrok Multi-Spectrum Binocular This product is available in two models: HIKMICRO Habrok 35mm 384x288 20mk Multi-Spectrum Thermal / Digital Binoculars with 1000m LRF HIKMICRO Habrok Pro 35mm 640x512 20mk Multi-Spectrum Thermal / Digital Binoculars with 1000m LRF Where the Habrok excels is in its functionality. The high-quality optical camera delivers a detailed, full-colour daylight image that automatically adjusts in twilight hours to deliver exceptional performance in low light. Even total darkness will not stop you; the inbuilt night vision capability adds another dimension to your wildlife observation. The real superpower of the Habrok is the built-in thermal camera. Animals and birds have evolved to be perfectly concealed in their surroundings, but this technology uses the body heat of animals to allow you to quickly locate them. The high sensitivity (NETD<20mK) thermal detector of the Habrok enables easy and clear identification of objects, details, and backgrounds in various weather and lighting conditions.   The HIKMICRO Habrok’s powerful 0.001Lux 2560x1440 HD Resolution Digital Starlight Camera captures subjects in a bright and vivid image in the daytime, as well as delivering superb detail in low-light conditions. Based on extensive analysis of thermal hunting images, HIKMICRO's self-developed image algorithm Zoom Pro gives HABROK ultra-clear images with impressive details and less pixilation, especially in digital zoom. HIKMICRO Habrok maintains the classic daytime binocular appearance. Besides, HABROK fits comfortably in hand, resulting from its lightweight <780g, exemplary ergonomic design, and intuitive button arrangement. Both lenses support focus adjustment. The interpupillary distance is also adjustable from 60mm to 70mm to satisfy different users’ demands. The 1920x1080 sub-round 0.49’’ large OLED display unlocks new and comfortable observing perspectives, delivering an immersive hunting experience. In combination with a thermal camera, digital day & night camera, IR Emitter, and a Laser Rangefinder module, HIKMICRO Habrok is built for all day and night games. LRF- The integrated laser rangefinder with a range of up to 1,000m @± 1m accuracy enables users to precisely measure distances and make informed decisions. IR Emitter -The built-in IR emitter with adjustable beam angle allows you to use the device in total darkness. (Optional for 850nm or 940nm) Habrok comes with four 18650 batteries, providing an impressive 6-hour continuous operation with each charge. This extended battery life enables users to enjoy their games without power anxiety, allowing users to capture every special experience. The integrated algorithm automatically detects HIKMICRO Habrok’s exact position and activates the auto screen-off function accordingly. Habrok will stand by automatically at a lateral tilt of 75°as well as at a downward or upward tilt of 70°. Frequently asked questions: How much does the HIKMICRO Habrok cost? The HIKMICRO Habrok 35mm 384x288 20mk Multi-Spectrum Thermal / Digital Binoculars with 1000m LRF is priced at £2,199.99 at Optics Warehouse. The HIKMICRO Habrok Pro 35mm 640x512 20mk Multi-Spectrum Thermal / Digital Binoculars with 1000m LRF is availalbe for £2,799.99 at Optics Warehouse. Both are available for preorder right now. Where can I buy a HIKMICRO Habrok? Both HIKMICRO Habroks are available at Optics Warehouse. What is the difference between the HIKMICRO Habrok and HIKMICRO Habrok Pro? The main differences between the HIKMICRO Habrok 35mm 384x288 20mk Multi-Spectrum Thermal / Digital Binoculars with 1000m LRF and the HIKMICRO Habrok Pro 35mm 640x512 20mk Multi-Spectrum Thermal / Digital Binoculars with 1000m LR are the sensor resolution and the base magnification. The HIKMCICRO Habrok HH35L has a 384x288px @ 12µm sensor and 3x base magnification. The HIKMICRO Habrok Pro HQ35L has a 640x512px @ 12µm sensor and 6x base magnification. These differences are reflected in their different price points. When are HIKMICRO Habroks available? HIKMICRO Habroks will arrive in stock in mid-December. Here is a video review of the HIKMICRO Habrok by our Night Vision and Thermal expert, James:                                                                                   EQUIPMENT HIKMICRO Habrok 35mm 384x288 20mk Multi-Spectrum Thermal / Digital Binoculars with 1000m LRF Preorder HIKMICRO Habrok Pro 35mm 640x512 20mk Multi-Spectrum Thermal / Digital Binoculars with 1000m LRF Preorder BRANDS HIKMICRO READ ARTICLE
Scotland Gallery Rifle & Pistol Team German Open 2023
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Scotland Gallery Rifle & Pistol Team German Open 2023 Scotland Gallery Rifle & Pistol Team- German Open In the dynamic world of precision shooting, where every fraction of an inch matters, our commitment to excellence extends beyond the products we offer at Optics Warehouse. As proud sponsors of the Scotland Gallery Rifle & Pistol Team, we recently had the privilege of supporting their remarkable journey at the prestigious German Open 2023. Embarking on a quest for precision and performance, the team showcased their skills on an international stage, and their exploits are nothing short of inspiring.  Two members of the Scotland Gallery Rifle & Pistol Team travelled to Leitmar, Germany to compete in the Gallery Rifle & Pistol German Open from Friday 10th to Sunday 12th November. The competition consisted of individual events, team events and the International Gallery Rifle Federation (IGRF) International Matches. Jonny Cormie was also selected to shoot for the Gallery Rifle Centre Fire GB Team at this competition (results below). Due to the transportation of firearms and changes in regulations since leaving the EU, they had to make a couple of changes to our logistics this year. In total, they travelled approximately 2200 miles by car via the Channel Tunnel so fortunately, the shooters came home with some medals and stories to make it worthwhile. The range facilities in Leitmar are fantastic with a 100m, 50m and two 25m indoor ranges, all kitted out with excellent air conditioning. The club even has its own bar, but that was kept for the end of the day as a post-competition activity! Results Jonny Cormie M1 Carbine PP1 Unclassified – 2nd place. GRCF 1500 Team – 2nd place (Jonny Cormie and Chris West). GRCF NPA Service Pistol (Multi-target) Team – 2nd place (Jonny Cormie, Scott Lyon, Keith Kilvington & Chris West). GRSB PP1 Team – 1st place (Jonny, Scott Lyon, Keith Kilvington & Chris West). GRSB NPA Service Pistol (Multi-target) Team – 3rd place (Jonny Cormie, Scott Lyon, Keith Kilvington & Chris West).   Scott Lyon GRCF PP1 Marksman – 2nd place GRCF NPA Service Pistol (Multi-target) Marksman – 1st place GRCF NPA Service Pistol (Multi-target) Team – 2nd place (Jonny Cormie, Scott Lyon, Keith Kilvington & Chris West). GRSB 1500 Master – 3rd place GRSB PP1 Master – 3rd place GRSB PP1 Team – 1st place (Jonny, Scott Lyon, Keith Kilvington & Chris West). GRSB NPA Service Pistol (Multi-target) Team – 3rd place (Jonny Cormie, Scott Lyon, Keith Kilvington & Chris West). IGRF International Matches GRSB 1st Germany (5898.326) 2nd Great Britain (5882.270) 3rd Ireland (5783.296) GRCF 1st Great Britain (5946.405) 2nd Germany (5938.366) 3rd Ireland (5793.291) Note that firearm descriptions in Germany are different from the UK: LAR and LAR OS = Gallery Rifle Centre Fire LAR Standard = Gallery Rifle Centre Fire Classic DKS 2 = Gallery Rifle Small Bore Full set of results are published on the Gallery Rifle website, which you can view HERE. At Optics Warehouse, our dedication to supporting the shooting community goes beyond supplying top-notch optics; it's about fostering a spirit of collaboration and celebrating the achievements of those who embody the essence of precision shooting. As sponsors of the Scotland Gallery Rifle & Pistol Team, we take immense pride in their accomplishments at the German Open 2023. Their journey exemplifies the values we hold dear – precision, focus, and the pursuit of excellence. As they gear up for future challenges, we extend our heartfelt congratulations and best wishes. May their sights remain steady and their aim true in the pursuit of further victories. We stand shoulder to shoulder with the Scotland Gallery Rifle & Pistol Team, united in our passion for optics and the unwavering pursuit of precision. Good luck in all your future endeavours, and may each shot bring you closer to your target. READ ARTICLE
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Scotland Gallery Rifle Squad Sponsorship Scotland Gallery Rifle Squad Sponsorship Embracing the spirit of community and sporting excellence, Optics Warehouse is thrilled to share some exciting news. In the summer of 2023, we proudly joined forces with the Scotland Gallery Rifle Squad, marking a significant milestone in our commitment to supporting sports and fostering community connections. At Optics Warehouse, we believe in more than just providing top-notch optics and gear. Our values extend to actively engaging with the communities we serve, embodying a dedication to excellence both on and off the field. A statement from our Managing Director, Shaun Ellis, reads: “Optics Warehouse is delighted to announce our sponsorship of the Gallery Rifle Scotland Squad. As a leading provider of high-quality optics and mounting solutions, we are proud to support this talented team who embody the values of precision, skill, and dedication. Through this partnership, we aim to promote the team and sport to a wider audience, inspiring aspiring shooters, and expanding the shooting community.” The Scotland Gallery Rifle Squad are part of Scottish Target Shooting, which was formed in 2015 and launched in 2016 following a decision to amalgamate groups from all shooting disciplines to raise the profile of shooting in Scotland, gain important funding, support the smaller groups and help tackle declining numbers. These disciplines include Full Bore Rifle Shooting, Olympic Shotgun Shooting, Pistol Shooting and Smallbore Rifle Shooting. Since coming together, Scottish Target Shooting and Scotland Gallery Rifle Squad have gone from strength to strength. "STS and the Scotland Gallery Rifle Squad welcome the support of Optics Warehouse in the coming year," says Scott Lyon, Scottish Target Shooting Rifle AMG Chair. "2023 so far has been a successful season for the Scotland Squad and this support is a vital cog in taking the squad forward through the rest of the competitive season towards the Home Countries match at the National Rifle Association Gallery Rifle Nationals in September where we will compete against teams from England, Wales and Northern Ireland. We're looking forward to working with Optics Warehouse and building a good relationship for the rest of the season and beyond." The journey with the Scotland Gallery Rifle Squad is just beginning, and we can't wait to share their future successes with you. Watch this space for upcoming blogs that will dive deeper into the squad's triumphs, challenges, and everything in between. You can find more information about Scottish Target Shooting and the Scotland Gallery Rifle Squad on their website, which is available HERE. What is Gallery Rifle Shooting? A gallery rifle is a type of firearm designed for use in shooting competitions, specifically in events known as gallery rifle shooting. Gallery rifles are typically chambered for pistol-calibre cartridges and are used in a variety of shooting disciplines that involve engaging targets at different distances. The term "gallery" in this context refers to the shooting gallery or shooting range where these competitions often take place. Gallery rifle events can cover distances ranging from 10 meters to 300 meters, making them suitable for both indoor and outdoor shooting ranges. Competitions may involve various shooting positions, such as standing unsupported, kneeling, sitting, or using the weak shoulder or hand. The events can be diverse, including both deliberate precision shooting and faster-paced events that require quick shooting and reloading. These rifles are subject to classification rules that determine the types of sights allowed, including iron sights, scopes, or red dot sights. Targets used in gallery rifle competitions vary, from traditional concentric circle 'bullseye' targets to more intricate designs. Some targets may be stationary, while others may be set on turning mechanisms, and some competitions may feature moving and reactive targets like steel plates. Gallery rifles are often classified into different divisions or classes, allowing participants to compete against others with similar equipment or skill levels. The classification system is typically administered by the National Governing Bodies of the respective countries where these competitions take place.   READ ARTICLE
Scotland Gallery Rifle & Pistol National Championships 2023
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Scotland Gallery Rifle & Pistol National Championships 2023 Scotland Gallery Rifle & Pistol National Championships 2023 On Saturday 2nd and Sunday 3rd September, 15 members of the Scotland Gallery Rifle & Pistol Team travelled to the Nation Rifle Association (NRA) Shooting Centre Bisley to compete in the 2023 Gallery Rifle & Pistol National Championships. The weather was great and so were the results. The incredible Scotland team won the Home Countries National Match (HCNM) on Sunday morning- this is only the 2nd time in 15 years that they’ve managed to win this event, but it won’t be the last! Not only did they come home with the HCNM trophy, they also now have three National Champions within the team. Well done to Jonny Cormie in Gallery Rifle Small Bore (GRSB), Chris Douglas Gallery Rifle Gallery Rifle Centre Fire (GRCF) and Glenn Gordon in Long Barrelled Revolver (LBR) National Champions. Along with the team events and individual aggregates, there are also several individual events. Members of the Scotland team won 22 Gold medals, 11 Silver medals, and 6 Bronze medals. Full results from the event can be seen below. Congratulations also goes to Graeme Dodds (Scotland Captain) for managing a very successful team. We extend our heartfelt congratulations to the Scotland Gallery Rifle and Pistol Team for their stellar performance at the Home Countries National Championships in September. Seeing the team clinch the overall victory and numerous individual titles was a testament to their unwavering dedication, skill, and sportsmanship. We, at Optics Warehouse, are immensely proud to sponsor such a talented and passionate group of individuals. Seeing the Optics Warehouse logo proudly displayed on the team shirts fills us with pride and joy. As a company committed to excellence, precision and the pursuit of greatness, we are honoured to be associated with a team that embodies these values on and off the range. The Scotland Gallery Rifle and Pistol Team's triumph not only showcases their remarkable abilities but also reinforces our shared commitment to pushing boundaries and achieving success. Here's to the champions, the new titleholders, and the entire team for their outstanding achievements. We look forward to many more victories together on the exciting journey ahead. Further details of how the Scotland Gallery Rifle Squad got on are here: HOME COUNTRIES NATIONAL MATCHES Gallery Rifle (aggregate of GRCF & GRSB) - GOLD  GRCF Team Jonny Cormie Stuart Russell Robert J Tonner Charles Bestwick Mike Hibberd GRSB Team Chris Douglas Robert L Tonner Graeme Dodds Scott Lyon Jim Sinclair Long Barrelled Pistol (LBP) - SILVER Jonny Cormie Glenn Gordon Graeme Dodds Robert J Tonner Robert L Tonner Long Barrelled Revolver (LBR) - SILVER Glenn Gordon Leslie Kong Charles Bestwick Jonny Cormie Graeme Dodds   INDIVIDUAL AGGREGATES National Champion Gallery Rifle Small Bore 1st Jonny Cormie 3rd Robert L Tonner National Champion Gallery Rifle Centre Fire 1st Chris Douglas 2nd Jonny Cormie National Champion Long Barrelled Pistol 2nd Glenn Gordon National Champion Long Barrelled Revolver 1st Glenn Gordon Precision Aggregate – Rifle Jonny Cormie Precision Aggregate – Handgun Glenn Gordon Short Events Aggregate - Rifle Jonny Cormie 1500 Aggregate - Handgun Glenn Gordon   INDIVIDUAL EVENT MEDALS                                  Gold      Silver    Bronze Unclassified Medals        5               4             3 X-Class Medals               4               1             1 A-Class Medals               5               4             2 B-Class Medals               7               2             0 D-Class Medals               1               0             0 Full set of results can be found on the National Rifle Association website by clicking HERE. View the match report from Scottish Target Shooting HERE.   EQUIPMENT Arken Optics EP8 1-8x28 LPVO FFP KL BOX Illuminated Rifle Scope UTG BugBuster 3-9X32 AO Illuminated Mil-Dot Rifle Scope Vortex Viper PST Gen II 1-6x24 SFP MOA IR Rifle Scope BRANDS Arken UTG Vortex READ ARTICLE
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OPW Team Member Thomas Bristow shares his preparations towards a Hunter Field Target (HFT) competition!
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