Terry Wright......this is a great training tool to know what you need to look for in the less expensive scope lines. I myself own Swarovski, Zeiss, Schmidt and Bender and Leupold. None of my hunting buddy's can afford them and are waiting for me to die so they can help themselves. LOL! Nikon, Vortex and Leupold make great products for thier price range. But looking at what Swarovski has, you should look for features in the lower lines that can meet or exceed your expectations. Its all what you need and what you can afford.

Very impressive

That scope is very interesting. I'll have to get a look at it.

OH...and I have the 5x25 x5i on a Nosler M48 custom 28 Nosler rifle. Shooting 175 grain (.284 of 7mm) accubond bullets. AMAIZING!!

Great quality shows, but why do you insist on only showing the top end equipment. We aren't all loaded especially nowerdays, Swarovski are probably the most expensive scopes on the market. Let's see some lower priced gear, Nikon, Hawke, Vortex etc. Love the shows but time to think about the working man.

Excellent :-)) How can i improve my shooting practice?

its also human nature to go bigger and better,I wonder how big your car is now,compared to 25yrs ago !!

Just a point of interest, why does the Shooting Show team never comment on here? Come on Mr Carr, let's hear from you.

i get the fact for advertising but this takes the biscuit.

my claim to fame, I built the polaris shown at 2.41 lol.

steve garnett. what is your point I am an avid Himalayan Tahr and Chamois hunter/shooter. I use a blaser 25-06 and a 3x12x56 zeiss victory with lit reticle. what is your issue i wonder with the big scopes. Most of my kiwi hunting friends use expensive sako rifles then put a cheap arsed smartie tube scope on it,must be a kiwi thing a.

260rips atira muito!!!

quua dep

the dad of my friend made them

Hehe, "avail-able".

Scope snobs dont care about cost. It's a bragging position..lol.. Not much longer until i can just push the button on the control while i look into my smart phone, watch the ol' blote drop, take a sip of bean juice and then go back to bed for an hour. Why buy this, just buy the scope that tells you the range and fires the gun too. Shit..

must do better we are not all riflemen

"Recticle". You'd think English people could get their own language right. It's "Reticle" there is no "c" in front of the the "t".

I will be happy when the long range fad wains. The whole industry is geared to it regrettably with a notable absence of improving scopes for the light minded mountain hunter. Scopes in this domain are sadly ignored. Take the NF 2-10x24 which is ideal in its length and magnification though way overweight at 17ozs as you might expect of a military scope but weight aside obviously the technology is about to make a scope of short dimensions which would compliment a short light carbine style rifle for alpine hunting with more than adequate magnification. Now forget illuminated reticles- a total nonsense and an area where weight can be reduced significantly. The 24mm objective is near perfect and will avoid unnecessary knocks due to its streamlined dimensions. I want a 10" length scope weighing no more than 11ozs. with a practicable mag. of say 4-10 and with a 24mm objective...but even in 2015/2016 it seems an impossible mission . Far too much time spent on gimmicks like illuminated rets and huge objective lens with the clearest glass known to man and as a result scope tubes are getting larger and larger. Note the ridiculous relationship of the Swarovski scope to the Browning in the video....rant rant rant