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Delta Optical Titanium ED 7.5-22.5x50 Spotting Scope
#DO-1920 Delta Optical Titanium ED 7.5-22.5x50 Spotting Scope Super Compact and Lightweight
£274.95 Was £349.99
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Vector Optics Paragon 8-24x50DC Ultra Short Angular Spotting Scope
#SCSS-10 Vector Optics Paragon 8-24x50DC Ultra Short Angled Travel Spotting Scope
Special Price £121.59 Regular Price £151.99 Was £199.00
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Vector Victoptics 15-45x50 Spotting Scope
#SSSL01 Vector Victoptics 15-45x50 Angled Spotting Scope
Special Price £47.99 Regular Price £59.99 Was £75.00
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Vortex Crossfire HD 12-36x50 Compact Angled Spotting Scope
#CF-50A Vortex Crossfire HD 12-36x50 Compact Angled Spotting Scope
£205.00 Was £255.00
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Vortex Crossfire HD 12-36x50 Compact Straight Spotting Scope
#CF-50S Vortex Crossfire HD 12-36x50 Compact Straight Spotting Scope
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Spotting scopes are high-magnification optics for longer range observation particularly in activities like birdwatching, hunting, target shooting, and astronomy. They provide high-magnification views of distant objects with greater detail than binoculars.

Find the perfect spotting scope for you from Athlon optics, Bushnell, Delta Optical, Hawke, Minox, Opticron, Optisan, Sightmark, Sightron, Vanguard, Vector Optics and Vortex Optics


Spotting scope key features and uses:

  1. Optical Design: Spotting scopes use a refracting optical design, similar to telescopes, to produce magnified images. They often feature an objective lens with a large diameter to gather more light, resulting in brighter and clearer images.

  2. Magnification: Spotting scopes typically offer variable magnification, allowing users to zoom in on distant objects. Common magnification ranges are between 20x to 60x, with some models offering even higher magnification.

  3. Objective Lens Diameter: The diameter of the objective lens determines the light-gathering ability of the scope. Larger objective lenses gather more light, resulting in brighter images, particularly in low-light conditions.

  4. Eyepiece: Spotting scopes come with interchangeable eyepieces, allowing users to adjust the magnification and field of view according to their needs. Some scopes feature angled eyepieces for more comfortable viewing, especially when observing objects at high angles or for prolonged periods.

  5. Field of View (FOV): The field of view refers to the width of the area visible through the spotting scope at a specific magnification. A wider field of view allows users to observe more of their surroundings and track moving objects more easily.

  6. Weatherproofing: Many spotting scopes are designed to be weatherproof, with features like waterproof and fog-proof construction. This makes them suitable for outdoor use in various weather conditions.

  7. Mounting Options: Spotting scopes can be mounted on tripods or other support systems to stabilize them for prolonged observation sessions. Some models may come with built-in mounting brackets or adapters for easy attachment to tripods.

  8. Accessories: Various accessories are available for spotting scopes, including smartphone adapters for digiscoping (capturing images through the scope with a smartphone camera), carrying cases, and lens covers.

When choosing a spotting scope, consider factors such as magnification range, optical quality, durability, and intended use to ensure it meets your requirements.

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