Factors to consider when choosing a `target` riflescope from Nightforce, Element and Primary Arms

[@PLVS_VLTRA09]

Definitely, this is one of my go to channels when it comes to rifles and optics. Very good reviews. Cheers from Spain.🇪🇦

[@buckshotaaa]

Wow Chris, that's what i call an in depth review. Very clear and concise mate. It just goes to show that there's more to choosing a scope than just magnification. For an inexperienced shooter choosing an optic can be very daunting but you've put a lot of invaluable out there. First class presentation, well done. 👌

[@chrisparkin431]

@@buckshotaaa thank you, there was more to say but it was getting a little long

[@gingerred6877]

Really good presentation very interesting and informative

[@chrisebowen]

Great video, really like the look of the Element Optics Theos 👍👍

[@MrMillez]

A big topic well broken down. Nice!

[@snipermart]

Great info Chris thank you

[@MrScalesie]

Very interesting video Chris. A hunting version of this video would be great too. I understand there's a lot less to cover but from my own interests rabbits foxes and deer up to say the 250 300 mark in 22lr 223 and 308 for example.

[@TheRange7]

My favorite scope is the Arken

[@jamescarre6743]

Yet another excellent "Chris Parkin Production". That was a very comprehensive run down on the different elements and abilities of scopes. You must have been somewhat exhausted and, l daresay, out of breath after filming this video. For overall quality (and for the benefit of my wallet) l find that Hawke Scopes are good value for the money. A fair bang for your buck. 🐒

[@chrisparkin431]

@@jamescarre6743 thank you

[@williamczupryn2642]

Just by a Hawke.