Swarovski EL Range 12x42 TA Binocular Review. Matt goes through a long list of tests to help you decide on the EL Range 12x42.
Swarovski ATC 17-40x56mm review. Court discusses his likes and dislikes of the Swarovski ATC spotting scope.
Hunters needing a little more magnification often choose Swarovski’s venerable ATS 65mm objective spotting scope with either the 25-50 wide angle eyepiece or the 20-60 high magnification eyepiece, but at a weight and size penalty. Swarovski recently added a new contender in this category with their ultracompact ATC/STC 17-40X56mm spotting scope.
Swarovski Z5+ and Z5i+ By now we are sure you're aware of Swarovski's New Swarovski Z5+ & New Swarovski Z5i+ Riflescopes. PRECISION REDEFINED - Unmatched accuracy, enhanced visibility, and unparalleled versatility. NEW 30mm main tube modern design with increased ergonomics VERSATILITY AT...
Swarovski has discontinued the X5 line, this is the reason they are "relatively" inexpensive now and a great bargain for the glass quality and the feature set. Presumably the reason the X5 was discontinued was the durability issues with the elevation turret which uses some plastic parts.
Scoping a new rifle and am looking at either the Swarovski z3 with ballistics turret or a leupold vx5hd for a lightweight option for my lightweight rifle. I’ve owned a few vx5hd but never the Swarovski. How does the Swarovski compare as far as tracking? I’m assuming the Swarovski glass is...
Swarovski has actually introduced two spotting scope models, Balance ST and Balance AT. They differ more than just straight vs. angled, however. They are completely different optics with the straight model having a magnification range of 14-35 and a 50mm objective while the angled model has a magnification range of 18-45 and a 65mm objective.