Collection: Optical sight

An optical sight helps the shooter aim more consistently by providing a clear magnified image and a defined aiming point. It is useful for target shooting when the sight, mount and airgun or recreational firearm are compatible.

Choose magnification and objective size according to the usual shooting distance, available light and the weight you want to add to the setup.

How to choose an optical sight

Check tube diameter, mounting rail, eye relief, adjustment range and recoil rating. Fixed magnification is simple and reliable, while variable magnification gives more flexibility at different distances.

Mounting, zeroing and maintenance

Use suitable mounts, tighten fasteners evenly and follow the manufacturer’s instructions when zeroing. Keep lenses clean with optical-care tools, use protective caps and avoid touching the glass with fingers.

FAQ – Optical sight

Does every optical sight fit every air rifle?

No. The rail, mount dimensions and recoil resistance must match the specific rifle and its power system.

What magnification is suitable for target shooting?

Moderate magnification is versatile for common distances; higher magnification is useful only when stability, light and target size support it.

How should an optical sight be stored?

Fit the lens caps, keep it dry and store the setup where it is protected from impacts and rapid temperature changes.