Scopes

If you are looking to buy an airsoft scope, you should keep in mind that they are not created equal. And your game experience may differ widely based on the scope you pick. Here are basic things to consider.

• • Types of Scope: having a huge impact on your experience, you should consider the right one for you:
    • LPVO - Low Power Variable Optic aka LPVOs are generally the best option for airsoft offering enough magnification for most airsoft engagements. Also, they are lightweight compared to the high-power sniper scopes.
    • HPVO - High Power Variable Optics aka HPVOs are a great choice for sniper rifle replicas thanks to their unmatch magnification range. They are not ideal for AEG and they can get big and bulky.
    • Prism - Aka Fixed powered scopes, think of the ACOG scope. They still have their place in airsoft. They are more lightweight than any other of these three types. They generally have clearer glass, and they are rugged & easy to use. But they have their downsides as well like super short eye relief so they might be unpractical to use on some other replicas that are not M4 style.
  • Budget: no money = no scope. Simple. The more money you are willing to invest, the more features you generally get. However, don't pick up the cheapest fixed power scope for your first optic. You won't have a great time with it simply because the glass clarity will not be great so your ability to track BBs will be gone, also it will either be not enough magnification or way too much to use comfortably during airsoft game.
    • Affordable all-around scope - 1-4x Variable Scope (LPVO)
    • Budget Sniper Scope - Rifle Scope Set Mk2
  • Accessory options: trust us when we tell you that eventually, everyone wants to do accessories. It's fun and you get to customize your airsoft scope. Make sure to get one that allows that. All of our scopes have the ability to add kill flash to protect you against incoming BBs and remove scope glint. Another accessory we offer is called a scope extender that also helps remove reflections of the scope lens you can combine both of them to achieve zero scope glint.