It’s an adequate scope for most of the situations that arise during driven hunts and/or hide hunting.Īnother scope I use is a Zeiss V8 1.8-14x50. This is mounted on my double rifle drilling and used only for driven hunts of big game as it offers a good field of vision up close but at the same time gives me the chance to zoom a little at times, providing good visibility at slightly longer distances. In addition, I have a 1-5 driven hunt scope from Khales Helia. I personally feel that the Aimpoint offers higher quality at a fair price when you take into account what you get for your money.Īimpoint is used by various militaries around the world, including both the Swedish and American militaries, and should therefore withstand a little rough and tough. I’ve mounted my Aimpoint on a Blaser R8 prof that I use when I hunt with dogs or am standing in smaller stand locations.
The scope is essentially small and flexible, and offers a good complement to the open sight that is otherwise usually found on weapons. So what kind of scope should you choose in the optics jungle?įor driven hunts and hunting with dogs I use a red dot scope from Aimpoint for obvious reasons. Good quality will pay off in the long run. You get what you pay for, so don’t be stingy. It’s better to buy a cheaper weapon and spend your money on a really good scope. Something not everyone knows is that the scope is the most important piece of equipment when it comes to the actual shooting. Then it’s all down to you, your rifle, the ammunition and your scope.
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It’s a special feeling to be standing waiting under cover and hear the dogs approaching in the distance, or to be sitting in the darkness in a comfortably heated hunting stand, listening with excitement and anticipation, until suddenly you hear a crack out there in the dark. Wild boar offers fantastic hunting opportunities.
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