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A versatile low power scope for a carbine or hunting rifle, with a bright fiber reticle for daylight. Tube size, eye relief and battery type are missing from the listing.
A thermal hunting riflescope with a laser rangefinder, a mount and a long warranty. The field of view unit and the battery runtime are not clear in the listing.
A second focal plane hunting scope with a BDC reticle, nitrogen-purged sealing and a lifetime warranty. The listing does not say whether rings are included, and the mount type is oddly labeled.
A wide-range variable hunting scope with a first focal plane MOA reticle, a neoprene cover and a lifetime warranty. Tube size, eye relief and turret detail are missing, and the weight figure listed looks unreliable.
A first focal plane hunting scope with a long range reticle, ED glass and a lifetime warranty. The listing mixes MOA and MRAD wording for the reticle, so confirm the units before ordering.
A multispectral rifle scope that combines thermal and night imaging with a built-in laser rangefinder and ballistic calculator. Sensor resolution, magnification and detection range are not listed, so the performance claims cannot be compared.
A low-power variable hunting scope with an illuminated reticle and generous eye relief. The item type field reads holster, which is plainly a listing error.
A night optic with an infrared illuminator, charger and mounts in the box. It is larger and heavier than a standard optic, so check the rifle setup first.
An ultra-light thermal optic with a low-resolution sensor and generous eye relief. The data lists night vision as no, which looks wrong for a thermal unit.
A hunting riflescope with a lit reticle whose marks work at any zoom. Several data fields are inconsistent, such as the item type, so check the details.
A hunting scope that works with Weaver, Picatinny or cantilever mounts on a thirty millimeter tube. Illumination is not stated for this version, and no mount is listed as included.
A variable power hunting riflescope with a bullet drop compensating reticle, flip-back caps and a throw lever. The reticle is not illuminated, and several fields describe a handgun and holster, which do not fit a scope.
A compact hunting riflescope with an illuminated BDC reticle and a generous accessory kit. The reticle is second focal plane, so its holds are correct at one magnification only.
A traditional variable hunting scope with an illuminated glass etched reticle and sealed aluminum construction. The listing gives no eye relief or turret information.
A mid-range variable hunting scope with a second focal plane reticle and a one inch tube. The listing names the reticle both as BDC and as MIL Dot, so confirm which one ships.
A high-magnification hunting scope with a lit mil reticle. Mil marks in a second focal plane measure correctly at only a single power, so ranging by reticle needs the right setting.
A second focal plane riflescope with a variable zoom range and a Mil-Dot reticle on a one-inch tube. The box contents and eye relief are not given in the listing.
A low power variable optic with a first focal plane reticle for close to medium range. Objective size, eye relief and tube diameter are not in the listing, so check them before buying rings.
A first focal plane low-power variable scope with a Morpheus MOA reticle, listed with very thin specs. Tube diameter, objective size, eye relief and weight of the scope itself are all absent.
A thermal riflescope with a mount, rechargeable battery pack, charger and carrying case in the box. Maximum magnification and battery life are not listed.
A hunting scope with a zoom-scaling reticle and warranty cover for the life of the product. Field of view and eye relief are not listed, and only the scope is in the box.
A variable-power hunting scope sold with a sunshade, lens caps and a cloth. The listing leaves out click values and parallax details.
A hunting scope with an adjustable objective, a mil dot reticle and a waterproof, fogproof nitrogen-purged tube. The reticle is not illuminated, and the field of view has no unit in the listing.
A variable-power hunting scope with adjustable parallax, a trajectory-compensating reticle and a one-piece waterproof tube. Mounts and rings are not listed, so budget for them separately.
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