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Axeon 4x32 Air Archery Scope with Weaver Rings Fixed, 4x Magnification 32mm objective lens Air Archery Ballistic Reticle specifically designed for use with the Umarex AirSaber Fast Focus eye piece Click value: 1/2" @ 100 yards 1" Tube Capped windage and elevation turrets Includes picatinny/weaver rings for easy installation

UTG OP3 Compact 3-12x44 AO, UMOA, 1/4 MOA, 30mm, Picatinny 30mm aluminum tube 44mm objective 3-12x optical system Lockable fine-tuning adjustable eyepiece diopter Side Wheel Adjustable Turret (SWAT) parallax adjustment, 10 yards to infinity Wide angle FOV (32' - 10' @ 100 yards) 4" - 3.54" eye relief with .58"-.18" (14.7mm - 4.5mm) exit pupil Elevation and windage adjustable in 1/4 MOA increments Emerald multicoated lens Resettable target turrets with reinforced zero lock Nitrogen purged IPX7 waterproof rating Shockproof, fog proof EZ-TAP Illumination Enhancing (IE) System with red/green and 36-color modes UMOA etched glass second focal plane (SFP) reticle with range estimating …

Rifle scope 4-16x magnification 40mm objective lens (adjustable objective) 1 tube 1/4 MOA (1/4 click value @ 100 yds) Mil-dot reticle (36-color illumination-enhancing*) 6 yds to infinity parallax adjustment 23 ft to 5.8 ft field of view 3.2 to 3.0 eye relief 10mm to 2.5mm exit pupil 22.3 oz. 14.57 long Includes 1 CR2032 battery, flip-open lens caps, 2 hex wrenches, hex screw & high Weaver/Picatinny rings • Other features: True Strength scope Emerald-coated optics (95% light transmission) Nitrogen-filled Shockproof Fogproof Rainproof Built-in color/brightness memory system EZ-TAP Illumination Enhancing (IE) technology w/RGB (red-green-black*) in dual-color mode and 36 colors in multi-color …

LUCID Optics ideal balanced the Must Have, list of features and benefits with the Want to Have, list of specifications and are proud to introduce the NEW MLX Rifle scope. This precision optic series was built from the ground up, offering a crystal clear 4.5x - 18x magnification range, built on a proven one piece, 6063 aluminum tube construction with nearly 6 of mounting length.

The L7 1-6 x 24 optic is ideally suited for the AR platform for use in short to medium range applications with most any caliber. Packed with a TON of well thought out features. The L7 features edge-to-edge sharp, crisp image resolution through the entire magnification range. The eye relief is generous and forgiving providing a clean and expansive field of view even under less-than-ideal shooting positions. In close quarters the operator will enjoy a true 1x, no magnification sighting image presentation allowing the optic to be run with both eyes open increasing the situational awareness. The P7 reticle also allow for a mechanical offset reference. With an ocular focus and a reticle illumination …

The L5 series of rifle scopes are purpose-built optics in a stout 30mm one piece aluminum frame with all the durability and quality that LUCID Optics has become known for. Providing a level of operator benefits and creature comforts that simply are not found anywhere else.

Looking for a riflescope that compensates for bullet drop regardless of rifle and caliber with the turn of a dial? The Uni-Dial 5-30X56s patented ballistic elevation turret has six colored markers which can be positioned to quickly reference up to 6 different distances. All you need is to know your Data of Previous Engagement or D.O.P.E. Once the turret has been set, the shooter will be able to hit targets by turning to the respective marker for that distance. The Uni-Dial 5-30X was designed for the long range target shooter or hunter. With a 56mm objective and 34mm tube, the Uni-Dial 5-30X is a beast at light gathering. The HD Low Dispersion glass lenses produce a bright and crisp sight picture …

Looking for a riflescope that compensates for bullet drop regardless of rifle and caliber with the turn of a dial? The Uni-Dial 5-30X56s patented ballistic elevation turret has six colored markers which can be positioned to quickly reference up to 6 different distances. All you need is to know your Data of Previous Engagement or D.O.P.E. Once the turret has been set, the shooter will be able to hit targets by turning to the respective marker for that distance. The Uni-Dial 5-30X was designed for the long range target shooter or hunter. With a 56mm objective and 34mm tube, the Uni-Dial 5-30X is a beast at light gathering. The HD Low Dispersion glass lenses produce a bright and crisp sight picture …

Built to reach out, the PR5 5-25X56 scope is a monster for the ELR field. If your target is a serious distance away, the PR5 brings it right up next to you. The scopes crisp, highly transmissible ED glass makes full use of the 56mm objectives brightness. The first focal plane TRACR reticle functions readily at all stages of the magnification range, providing holdover points along the main axes and throughout the Christmas tree. Dial when you want, or hold over when you need to move quick. The turrets are built to dial, time and again. With stainless steel internals, dialing for elevation and windage is as crisp at click 10,000 as it is right out of the box. The precision-machined 34mm one-piece …

Built to reach out, the PR5 5-25X56 scope is a monster for the ELR field. If your target is a serious distance away, the PR5 brings it right up next to you. The scopes crisp, highly transmissible ED glass makes full use of the 56mm objectives brightness. The first focal plane TRACR reticle functions readily at all stages of the magnification range, providing holdover points along the main axes and throughout the Christmas tree. Dial when you want, or hold over when you need to move quick. The turrets are built to dial, time and again. With stainless steel internals, dialing for elevation and windage is as crisp at click 10,000 as it is right out of the box. The precision-machined 34mm one-piece …

Scopes of this design, with micrometer click external adjustment, were favored by long-range precision shooters, and quite a few different scope manufacturers offered very similar models. Today, an original Unertl USMC marked scope in mint condition can be hardly found or at very high value. All Malcolm Optics are built using state-of-the-art scope manufacturing techniques and lens coatings. Not only will this scope match the originals for extremely precise adjustment of windage and elevation, the Malcolm 8X USMC also offers the advantages of modern lens coating, with fully multi-coated lens surfaces for maximum light transmission. This scope offers the brightest, clearest, and sharpest optics …

The Malcolm 8X Vintage Sniper Competition (VSC) rifle scope is the embodiment of years of constructive feedback and improvements to the Malcolm 8X. The Malcolm 8X VSC rifle scope is purpose built for vintage sniper matches on the 1903A1 Springfield. Most notably, this scope features the Unertl style competition micrometer adjustments. These adjustment turrets allow for zero backlash in between clicks and dial precise 1/4 MOA adjustments when the mounts are spaced 7.250 from center to center. The turrets can also be reindexed to zero after initial zeroing. All threads on the rifle tube and objective are significantly improved from the previous generation. The threads turn easily and feel …

Since very little is generally known about early telescopic sights, a little history is in order to understand where the Wm. Malcolm short telescopic sight fits in. Good terrestrial telescopes were being built by the early 1700s. However, these scopes were riddled with chromatic aberrations, distortions, and cloudy glass among other issues. Nonetheless, these telescopes had adequate optical quality for use as rifle telescopes. It was not until the mid 1800s that rifles became sufficiently accurate to require a telescopic sight. The problem then became how to mount the scope so that it could be zeroed to the rifle. In 1855, William Malcolm started building 'Rifle Telescopes'. He understood that …

William Malcolm is the oldest name in scope manufacturing, originally established in 1855. Malcolm Optics has stepped back in the time to redesign this historic line of telescopic rifle sights, providing todays shooter a period correct scope with modern optics. The Wm. Malcolm 6X Two Tone Short Rifle Telescope features an improved click-less micrometer rear adjustment mount. This mount is designed to provide spot on 1/4 MOA adjustments when the front and rear mounts are spaced 7.250 from center to center. The scope is also equipped with a sliding lock ring that mitigates the recoil energy going through the optic. Prior to every shot, you will need to pull back on the scope to reset it to …

Since very little is generally known about early telescopic sights, a little history is in order to understand where the Wm. Malcolm short telescopic sight fits in. Good terrestrial telescopes were being built by the early 1700s. However, these scopes were riddled with chromatic aberrations, distortions, and cloudy glass among other issues. Nonetheless, these telescopes had adequate optical quality for use as rifle telescopes. It was not until the mid 1800s that rifles became sufficiently accurate to require a telescopic sight. The problem then became how to mount the scope so that it could be zeroed to the rifle. In 1855, William Malcolm started building 'Rifle Telescopes'. He understood that …

Old School Charm, Timeless Precision The second generation Malcolm 6x Long Rifle Telescope is the perfect blend of period correct aesthetics and modern performance. This scope now includes the no-drilling Sliding Dovetail Mount as part of the standard kit, allowing for easy installation onto most single shot long barreled rifles. If your rifles barrel has both front and rear sight dovetails, you should be able to mount this scope without any drilling or tapping. In addition to the Sliding Dovetail Mounts, the Malcolm 6x Long Rifle Telescope (Gen II) features parallax adjustment from 10 yards to infinity, ensuring the target is in sharp focus regardless of the distance. The Malcolm Long Rifle …

The Malcolm 6X Short Rifle Telescope (Gen II) features upgraded mounts that boast a square-shaped rear bracket for increased adjustment range and repeatability. This mount is designed to provide spot on 1/4 MOA adjustments when the front and rear mounts are spaced 7.250 from center to center. The turret adjustment mark ring has been polished for easier reading and more precise adjustments. It also features standardized configuration with crescent cut scope blocks, offering improved compatibility and ease of use. The scope is also equipped with a sliding lock ring that mitigates the recoil energy going through the optic. Prior to every shot, you will need to pull back on the scope to reset …

The Malcolm 3X Short Rifle Telescope (Gen II) features upgraded mounts that boast a square-shaped rear bracket for increased adjustment range and repeatability. This mount is designed to provide spot on 1/4 MOA adjustments when the front and rear mounts are spaced 7.250 from center to center. The turret adjustment mark ring has been polished for easier reading and more precise adjustments. It also features standardized configuration with crescent cut scope blocks, offering improved compatibility and ease of use. The scope is also equipped with a sliding lock ring that mitigates the recoil energy going through the optic. Prior to every shot, you will need to pull back on the scope to reset …

By 1944, U.S. troops had been adequately armed with the M1 Garand, which had proven to be an excellent and reliable combat rifle. Efforts were then turned to transforming some of these rifles into sniper rifles - and the M1C was born. Since the Garand is a top eject semi-auto rifle, a mount was devised that off-set a scope enough to the left side of the receiver to allow empty cartridge cases to clear without hitting the scope. There were two versions of M1C scopes - the M82 with a tapered post reticle, and the M81 with a cross-wire reticle. Primarily the M82 was used to turn select M1 Garand rifles into very effective longer range (600 to 800 yards) sniper rifles. However, some were also mounted …

Externally, the Wm. Malcolm M73G4 is the spitting image of the original. Internally, this scope is far superior due to the vast improvements in modern optics. Additionally, the M73G4 offers more windage and elevation adjustment than the original, with a total of at least 60 MOA adjustment from optical center. We also offer a mount for the M1903A4 rifle. Hi-Lux has totally re-engineered this scope's optical design from the inside out, maximizing the image clarity and light transmission. Our goal was to bring to the Vintage Sniper Rifle competition shooter a top quality scope that surpasses the quality of the WWII originals used on the M1903 sniper rifles.

To give modern performance to these old style scopes, we precision grind each lens to micron tolerances. Every lens element is individually inspected to ensure that its curvature, centering, diameter and thickness are within tolerance. This ensures optimal image resolution with minimal optical aberration. We fully multi-coat each lens with the highest quality DiamondTuff14 coating. Each lens surface offers 99.5% light transmission across the visible light spectrum. The Malcolm 20X Vintage Target Scope offers the brightest, clearest, and sharpest optics ever in a riflescope of this design. Like our Malcolm 8X Gen II Vintage Sniper Competition scope, the steel tube features a laser spot welded …

In 1965, the U.S. Marine Corps began its search for a new rifle and scope combo to serve as their official combat sniper rifle. The goal was to have USMC armorers customize and accurize a readily available production rifle. The Corps settled on the Remington Model 40x, chambered for the .308 Winchester (a.k.a. 7.62 NATO) cartridge, and topped it with a commercially available 3-9x40mm hunting scope with an Accu-Ranging scale. The rifle was designated the M40. Hi-Lux Optics is now recreating this 1960s era scope for all of those old school sharpshooters among us, those who take the time to know the trajectory of the loads they shoot. However, weve made major internal improvements. The optics …

While made popular through the 1980s by gun writer Jeff Cooper, Scout Rifles have been around for decades in a variety of short and fast handling bolt-action, semi-auto and even lever-action models that can deliver a high rate of fire, and which can be quickly reloaded yet still offer a dependable degree of accuracy. Scout rifle shooters looking to fully tap that capability are turning to low magnification scopes mounted forward of the receiver. This scope has been specifically designed for being mounted in just this fashion. Depending on the magnification setting, the workable eye relief of this scope is approximately 8 to 14 inches, which puts it mounted in front of the receiver. With the …