In the rifl escope line, Alpen features a new Apex XP 2-10x44 rifl escope with side focus, fully multicoated lenses, and an exterior fi nish in Mossy Oak Break-Up Infi nity pattern. Burris announces its new Fullfi eld E1 rifl escope series.
They took their popular line of Fullfi eld II rifl escopes and gave them a sleek new profi le with upgraded windage/ elevation knobs, and new power ring and eyepiece. Sightron has added the new SIIISS832X56LRTD/TDT
model to its SIII Series Side Focus Long Range Rifl escopes. Features include a 30mm main tube with extra wall thickness for added ruggedness and oversize target knobs that can be reset to zero. Though designed for the military, Steiner’s new Military
10 x 50 LRF binocular rangefi nder will serve varmint hunters well for ranging to targets. The 10x50 Porro prism design provides a brighter, distortion-free image and superior three- dimensional viewing than comparable roof prism optics. Bushnell’s new 3x32 Digital Color NightVision mon-
ocular uses a Color CCD Sensor and a digital color LCD screen to turn night into day. Now color can be detected. The new Bushnell Legend Ultra HD 15-45x60 spotting scope is compact and lightweight for backcountry hunting trips. The Bushnell Legend Ultra-HD binocular line has been expanded with new 8x36mm and 10x36mm models. The new Victory Diavari FL Rifl escopes from Zeiss are
designed for precise shots from long distances. FL glass and LotuTec coating enhance optical performance. Available in 4-16x50, 6-24x56, and 6-24x72 models. The new Zeiss Victory DiaScope offers two models: the 65 T* FL and 85 T* FL. Also
new is the Vario Eyepiece D 15-56x/20-75x. Also new from Zeiss is their Dialyt 18-45x75 Field Spotter. Nikon has announced their new M-223 Laser IRT
2.5-10x40 laser ranging rifl escope for determining accurate distance to target. Now you can get on target, range, and shoot in seconds. For long range shooting and precision, the M-223 3-12x42SF Nikoplex with Rapid Action Turret helps shooters take full advantage of the .223 cartridge out as far as 600 yards. Also new is the Monarch 8-32x50ED SF scope with a specially calibrated BDC reticle. Konus has announced a new scope line called the
Konuspro-Plus, which offers a 3-10x44 Zoom, 3-12x50 A.O., and 6-24x50 A.O. The new Konuspro-Impact line includes a 4-16x50 Zoom, 3-9x40 Zoom, and 3-9x40 Zoom with Illumi- nated Dot. The Emperor roof prism binocular line has four models: 8x42, 10x42, 10x50, and 12x50. Laser Genetics announces their Subzero ND-3 Laser
Designator, which enables their Green Laser to operate in temperatures down to zero. Vortex has introduced the Viper HS rifl e scope series
with six models, from 1-4x24 to 4-16x50. All have 50mm tubes. The Razor HD roof prism binoculars and Viper HD roof prism binoculars also are new. Optolyth Sport Optics has announced their new Vi-
aNova roof prism binoculars, with 8x56 BGA and 7x42 BGA models.
Trijicon has added a new model to their red dot sight
line-up, the Trijicon Adjustable LED RMR, which has eight brightness settings for various light conditions or individual
What kind of scope does a bullet designer use?
As a project engineer at Hornady, Riley McElroy knows a thing or two about shooting. And accuracy. “I use my Nightforce 5.5-22 x56 in low light conditions,” says Riley. “In my opinion, there’s nothing like it. You guys do a phenomenal job building optics. Please don’t change a thing.”
That’s high praise coming from someone whose career—and customers —revolve around precision shooting. You keep making great bullets, Riley. We’ll make sure they go exactly where you aim them.
5.5-22x56 NXS
Nightforce Optics, Inc. 336 Hazen Lane Orofino, ID 83544 208.476.9814
nightforceoptics.com
www.varminthunter.org
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