huntalot.com is South Africa’s #1 Online Hunting Shop offering the widest range of rifle scopes for sale online in South Africa.
Hunting has been a longstanding tradition in South African culture, dating back to the settlers who relied on it for sustenance upon arrival. Today, hunting remains a popular activity and is a crucial source of income for conservation efforts.
Hunters typically own multiple rifles, each suited for specific types of game or shooting disciplines. At huntalot.com, we understand the importance of choosing the right riflescope for your rifle, including considering factors such as magnification and reticles.
For sport and long-distance target shooting, higher magnifications with specific reticles for drop and windage adjustments may be preferred, while game hunters in dense bushveld areas may prefer lower magnifications. Hunting in low-light conditions may require larger objective lenses to allow in more light and produce a clearer, brighter image.
At huntalot.com, we offer a range of popular rifle scope brands, including Bushnell, Hawke, Rudolph Optics, Vortex, and Swarovski. We also carry night vision riflescopes and hunting spotlights for those who hunt at night, such as varmint hunters looking for pigs and jackals.
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Full colour reticle mode consists of 36 different color options for optimal visibility in all environments. High-tech memory feature to return to last color/brightness used accommodates diverse weather/light conditions.
Excellent low-light performance and resolution with Rainguard HD coating that repels water on the lens.
The new Banner 2 4-12×40 riflescope is a configuration that offers a little more reach than a 3-9×40 and comes with the added benefit of an adjustable objective parallax adjustment for perfect focus from 10 yards out to infinity.
The new Banner 2 4-12×40 riflescope is a configuration that offers a little more reach than a 3-9×40 and comes with the added benefit of an adjustable objective parallax adjustment for perfect focus from 10 yards out to infinity.
This battle-forged, competition-hardened rifle scope was built for maximum clarity and light transmission.
It’s their most advanced optical system for serious long-range precision in a lightweight, compact package.
The DOA Quick Ballistic Reticle provides 5 drop points with 5 mph wind hold lines. The reticle can be used for any caliber that matches your typical hunting cartridges out to 500 yards.
From casual target shooting to serious rimfire competition and small-game hunting, this scope gives you accuracy and dependability you can trust.
A popular fixed-power configuration, the 4X32 magnification in our Air Rifle scope is perfect for backyard plinking, competition, and small-game hunting applications.
Dependable, reliable, repeatable. Lynx target scopes have finger adjustable windage / elevation controls and are adjustable to eliminate parallax aiming error.
Lynx LX2 25-10×56 with illuminated centre dot extends hunting past twilight into darkness and is well suited for day or night hunting in bush or open veld.
Designed and engineered to meet the most demanding needs. Tough enough to withstand everyday use, handsome enough to compliment the best rifles.
Created with modern sporting rifles in mind, OMNIA precision rifle scopes are designed with features and performance tailored to the modern rifleman.
The Tactacam 4.0 HD Hunter Package includes virtually everything you’ll need to start sharing your hunt with your buddies – the Tactacam 4.0 Hunting Action Camera, Gun Mount, Under Scope Rail Mount, and Extra Rechargeable Battery.
The Hawke Professional flip-up covers are produced from high grade aluminium and designed to clamp over a 44mm riflescope ocular.
The Hawke Professional flip-up covers are produced from high grade aluminum and designed to clamp over a 46mm riflescope ocular.
Produced from high grade aluminium and designed for threaded objective lenses and thread-less ocular lenses.
Produced from high grade aluminium and designed for threaded objective lenses and thread-less ocular lenses.
Produced from high grade aluminium and designed for threaded objective lenses and thread-less ocular lenses.
Produced from high grade aluminum and designed for threaded objective lenses and thread-less ocular lenses.
Produced from high grade aluminium. Easy to operate using one hand, the covers are designed to protect the lenses when not in use.
Produced from high grade aluminium. Easy to operate using one hand, the covers are designed to protect the lenses when not in use.
Produced from high grade aluminium. Easy to operate using one hand, the covers are designed to protect the lenses when not in use.
Produced from high grade aluminium. Easy to operate using one hand, the covers are designed to protect the lenses when not in use.
Produced from high grade aluminium. Easy to operate using one hand, the covers are designed to protect the lenses when not in use.
Produced from high grade aluminium. Easy to operate using one hand, the covers are designed to protect the lenses when not in use.
Produced from high grade aluminium. Easy to operate using one hand, the covers are designed to protect the lenses when not in use.
Hawke Flip-up covers are produced from high grade aluminium. Easy to operate using one hand, the covers are designed to protect the lenses when not in use.
For a precise readout the additional pointer can be installed on 30mm body tube scopes.
For a precise readout the additional pointer can be installed on 30mm body tube scopes.
If you're an avid hunter, you know that having the right equipment is essential to your success in the field. One of the most important pieces of equipment you'll need is a rifle scope. A rifle scope allows you to aim accurately and take down your prey with precision. But with so many different rifle scopes available on the market, how do you know which one to choose? In this article, we'll discuss how to choose the right rifle scope for your hunting needs.
One of the most important factors to consider when choosing a rifle scope is the magnification. Magnification refers to how many times closer an object appears through the scope than with the naked eye. For hunting purposes, you'll want a scope with a magnification that is appropriate for the type of hunting you'll be doing. For example, if you'll be hunting in dense brush, you'll want a lower magnification that allows you to acquire targets quickly. On the other hand, if you'll be hunting at longer ranges, you'll want a higher magnification that allows you to see your target more clearly.
The objective lens size is another important factor to consider when choosing a rifle scope. The objective lens is the lens at the front of the scope that gathers light and transmits it to your eye. A larger objective lens allows more light to enter the scope, which can improve image clarity and brightness. However, a larger objective lens also means a heavier and bulkier scope. Again, the type of hunting you'll be doing will determine the appropriate objective lens size for your needs.
Reticles are the crosshairs or aiming points in the scope. There are many different reticle patterns available, including crosshairs, duplex, mil-dot, and more. Some reticles are illuminated, which can be helpful in low light conditions. When choosing a reticle, consider your personal preference, the type of hunting you'll be doing, and the lighting conditions you'll be hunting in.
Your rifle scope is an investment, and you want it to last for many hunting seasons to come. When choosing a rifle scope, consider the durability and quality of the materials used in its construction. Look for scopes that are made from high-quality materials and are built to withstand harsh weather conditions and rough handling.
Eye relief refers to the distance between the scope and your eye when the scope is at its highest magnification. A scope with good eye relief will allow you to keep your head in a natural position while still seeing a full image through the scope. This can be especially important if you wear glasses or if you'll be using the scope for extended periods of time.
The field of view refers to the width of the area you can see through the scope at a given magnification. A wider field of view can be helpful when tracking moving targets, but it may also be less clear at the edges. Consider the type of hunting you'll be doing and the types of targets you'll be tracking when choosing a field of view.
Parallax occurs when the reticle and target appear to be on different planes, causing the target to appear to move when you move your head. A scope with a parallax adjustment feature allows you to correct for this, ensuring that your reticle and target are aligned and reducing the likelihood of missing your shot.
The turrets and adjustments on a rifle scope allow you to make fine-tuned adjustments to the scope's settings, such as windage, elevation, and focus. Look for scopes with easy-to-use turrets and adjustments that allow you to make quick and accurate adjustments in the field.
When choosing a rifle scope, consider the reputation of the brand. Look for brands with a proven track record of producing high-quality, reliable scopes that are designed for hunting purposes. Read reviews and ask other hunters for recommendations to help you make an informed decision.
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