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Great new glass for Canadian hunters, including scopes, binos & more
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AT/ST BALANCE
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Swarovski’s lightweight Balance spotting scopes feature image stabilization for sharp and steady images at all magnifications, even when they’re handheld. That eliminates the need to carry a tripod afield, which matters when weight and speed are critical. The AT Balance 18-45x65mm model (pictured) comes with an angled eyepiece, while the ST Balance 14-35x50mm sports a straight eyepiece.
Learn more: www.swarovskioptik.com
VX-4HD
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This new line of Leupold riflescopes offers a 4:1 zoom range in five configurations: 1-4.5×24, 2.5-10×42, 4.5-18×52, 6-24×52 and 8-32×56. The 1-4.5×24 is second focal plane, with a 30mm tube; available as first or second focal plane, the 2.5-10×42 is also built on a 30mm tube. The three higher magnifications are first focal plane, with 34mm tubes. All models are available with either MOA or MIL configurations, and illumination options.
Learn more: www.leupold.com
VERACITY
This new generation of Burris riflescopes, in 2.5-12×42, 3-15×44 and 5-25×50, is now more compact and streamlined than ever. Both the first and second focal plane models are available with five reticles, including an illuminated version, providing options for almost any hunting scenario. The Knob Synergy System lets you configure the turrets to your preferences, while the capped windage turret and exposed-elevation turret are standard.
Learn more: www.burrisoptics.com




