Anyone know what it is?
If it's one of their 1-6 LPVOs with parallax adjustment, I'd have a whirl at that price point I think.
If it's one of their 1-6 LPVOs with parallax adjustment, I'd have a whirl at that price point I think.
Hawke teaser marketing email today.
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An LPVO with parallax adjustment would be awesome. I have a couple guns that I desperately want an LPVO on, but most are fixed AO at 50 or 100
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Heres the current frontier 30 --- turrets definetly look different.
Yes I know I'm falling for the viral psyop, but I'm pretty curious -- I want more affordable adjustable LPVOs out there -- The March scopes I'm sure are amazing but simply out of my range for a plinking and small game gun.
Yes I know I'm falling for the viral psyop, but I'm pretty curious -- I want more affordable adjustable LPVOs out there -- The March scopes I'm sure are amazing but simply out of my range for a plinking and small game gun.
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Nope --- was a teaser marketing email. It sure looks like an adjustable parallax version of the frontier 30 LPVo though....
Frontier 30 1-6x24 L4A Dot
All models feature HawkeÕs new H7 optics with high zoom ratio, supreme clarity and light transmission. Supreme accuracy for rifle shooting, driven and hunting applications. Capped Low-Profile Turrets. 30mm Mono-Tube Chassis. Illumination. Wide Angle FOV. High Volume Eyebox. 100mm Eye Relief...
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LVPO is usually 1x4 or 1x6 — the key being a true 1 power where your naked eye sees exactly the same magnification as looking through the scope.
LVPO is generally a tactical scope where you can be at 1 power, looking through scope and moving around an active environment. Can’t do that efficiently with any magnification
You also have the option to turn it up when needed.
LVPO is generally a tactical scope where you can be at 1 power, looking through scope and moving around an active environment. Can’t do that efficiently with any magnification
You also have the option to turn it up when needed.
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I think we always just called them shotgun scopes for the last 30 years. I guess LPVO sounds cooler now.
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I've reparallaxed several older non AO scopes for airgun ranges, but never have tried it with a LPVO. Love them, and have them on all my AR builds, but never really considered one on an airgun.
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March, White Oak Armament and Athlon all make 1-4.5x24 LPVOs with side focus.
March also makes a 1-8x24 and two 1-10x24 scopes with side focus (one Dual Focal Plane and one SFP).
Atibal has a SFP and FFP 1-12x30. I haven't watched or read any real world reviews.
Then there is the no longer extant Styrka 1-6x24. I believe there are still some floating around. I have a couple that go on indoor winter practice guns. Have been closed out for as little as $200 each for the illuminated versions. I grabbed two at that price. Nice for winter indoor practice. Not my favorite scopes out in the woods due to duplex reticle and capped turrets.
I have thought about picking up one of the Leupold LPVOs and re-adjusting the parallax. I like them for their lightweight and generally longer eye relief. But based on minimal experience I doubt I'd want to use them for indoor practice.
I will be very curious to see what specs Hawke publishes later this week.
Is the speculation of side focus due to the bulkier illumination knob?
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