Rifle scope reviews, buying guides and comparisons — organised by cartridge, rifle, magnification, budget and brand.
The Sig Sauer Tango-MSR 1-8×24 makes an immediate practical case for itself before you even look through the glass, because it is one of the few LPVOs in its price range that ships complete with a genuine cantilever mount, a throw lever and flip-back lens covers, meaning you are not adding fifty to a hundred … Read more
The Bushnell Engage 4-16×44 sits a genuine step above the Banner 2 in Bushnell’s own lineup, and after mounting this scope on a .308 and dialling it through a season of range work and one extended hunt, it delivers real, tangible improvements exactly where you would want them, namely the reticle sophistication, the turret quality … Read more
The Leupold VX-3HD 4.5-14×40 occupies the sweet spot in Leupold’s lineup where genuine premium optical performance and hunting practicality meet without tipping into the price territory of Leupold’s flagship VX-6HD and Mark series. Having carried this scope on a mountain rifle through timber and open glassing country, what stands out most is exactly what Leupold … Read more
The Vortex Razor HD Gen III 6-36×56 sits at the very top of Vortex’s own lineup, and this is genuinely a different category of scope from anything else Vortex builds, priced and specified to compete directly with the most respected names in precision optics. Having spent time behind this scope dialling real corrections at extended … Read more
The Arken SH-4J 6-24×50 is the current version of Arken’s popular Sharpshooter series, succeeding the earlier Gen 2 model with a genuine glass upgrade to Japanese ELD elements, and after range sessions dialling this scope through its full magnification range, it continues Arken’s reputation for punching well above its price bracket. If you have seen … Read more
The Burris Fullfield E1 3-9×40 has quietly built a loyal following among hunters who want more capability than a basic duplex scope without paying for a full ballistic reticle system, and having run this scope on a whitetail rifle through a full season, it delivers exactly that middle ground convincingly. Burris backs this scope with … Read more
The Athlon Argos BTR Gen 3 6-24×50 has built its reputation as the scope that opened the door to precision long range shooting for shooters who could not justify a thousand dollar optic, and the Gen 3 update genuinely improves on an already strong formula. Having run this scope through range sessions dialling out past … Read more
The Vortex Viper PST Gen II 5-25×50 sits at the point in Vortex’s lineup where the compromises of the budget tier genuinely start to disappear, and after extended range sessions dialling this scope out past 600 yards, it delivers the kind of tracking precision and glass quality that real long range work actually demands. This … Read more
The UTG BugBuster 3-9×32 has built a loyal following among rimfire, AR-15 and airgun shooters for one specific reason, which is that its genuinely compact length solves a real mounting problem that larger scopes create on shorter actions and rails. Having mounted this scope on a Ruger 10/22 and put it through range sessions out … Read more
The Bushnell Banner 2 3-9×40 has earned its long running place on hunting rifles by refusing to overreach, offering exactly what a straightforward deer or general purpose hunting scope needs at a price that leaves plenty of budget for ammunition and a good pair of boots. After mounting this scope on a .30-06 and putting … Read more
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