“Tag: Spotting”

Leupold & Stevens Inc. has announced the launch of its new SX-2 Alpine HD spotting scope, featuring an oversized eyepiece that allows for comfortable all-day glassing, and the company's Twilight Max Light Management System, which helps you see more in less light while reducing glare.

Swarovski has announced its new ATC and STC line of compact spotting scopes. With a removable half shell, these spotters can be used with or without a tripod.

Engineered specifically with hunters in mind, the new TGA 75 collapsible spotting scope weighs 44.1 ozs., and can be shortened from 14.8 inches when fully extended to 9.8 inches when collapsed, allowing for easy carry.

The F1 transforms any riflescope into a laser rangefinding one, with a display giving both linear range and horizontal equivalent distances over 1000 yards.

This 9X-27X-56mm spotting scope, which weighs in at just 20.3 ounces, is designed for packing in on long, backcountry hunts where weight can be a factor

Leupold & Stevens, Inc. has announced the arrival of its BX-1 McKenzie HD, available in four models: the 8X-42mm, 10X-42mm, 10X-50mm, and 12X-50m.

Nikon, a leader in sporting optics and the photography world, also is leading the digiscoping movement.

In the century or so since its founding—not as an optics company, mind you, but we'll get to that in a minute—Leupold & Stevens, often referred to simply as Leupold, has provided riflescopes to hunters, shooters and the entirety of the United States military. There's no real shortage of things to say about Leupold's long history. That said, we've dug up 10 (possibly) little-known facts about the Beaverton, Ore., staple.