Jan 15, 2022
Sharp Shooter Optics has updated its comprehensive range of rifle accessories, making available the Athlon Optics Argos BTR Gen2 1-8x24 Riflescope for USA-based customers.
Chicago, United States - January 15, 2022 /NewsNetwork/ —
Chicago, Illinois-based rifle accessory retailer Sharp Shooter Optics has updated its online collection, making the Athlon Optics Argos BTR Gen2 1-8×24 Riflescope available for customers throughout the United States.
For more information, check out their website at the link below.
The newly available Athlon Optics Argos BTR Gen2 1-8×24 Riflescope is the latest addition to the retailer’s extensive inventory. Sharp Shooter Optics specializes in scopes, binoculars, tactical sights, and other accessories suited for hunting.
The Chicago retailer adds the advanced riflescope to its available stock to meet rising demands for multi-use high-tech optics. Hunters typically require trustworthy mid-range scopes in order to engage fast and aggressive prey such as wild boars. As such, the Athlon Optics product is ideal for hunting situations as well as controlled sessions at shooting ranges.
Made from aircraft-grade aluminum, the versatile matte-finished riflescope is specially manufactured for optimal visibility and durability. Further, its ATSR5 reticle can be utilized for the swift acquisition of close-range targets while providing accurate longer-range aiming points for targets at a distance of up to 600 yards away.
Hunters and shooting enthusiasts alike will benefit from the scope’s waterproof and shockproof design. Regardless of extreme weather or accidental introduction to water, the recoil-resistant accessory retains its usability. It’s also fog-proof, allowing users to spot and engage their target without delay when moving their rifle from warm temperature interiors to colder outdoor locations.
The scope contains a wealth of features to distinguish it from similar products. Alongside its glass-etched reticle, the scope is constructed for extra strength and added thermal stability.
“With advanced fully multi-coated optics, the scope effectively reduces reflected light while increasing its transmission,” said a company spokesperson. “This gives you a brighter image than normal single-coated lenses. The illuminated reticle provides greater visibility during dusk, dawn, and other low ambient light environments.”
With the latest announcement, Sharp Shooter Optics continues to support its customers by providing advanced rifle accessories. Additional products in its comprehensive range include binoculars, spotting scopes, and rangefinders by brands such as Kowa, Phone Skope and Sun Optics USA.
Interested parties are invited to visit this link – Sharp Shooter Optics Riflescopes – to learn more about Sharp Shooter Optics and the newly available riflescope.
Contact Info:
Name: Brian Pawl
Email: Send Email
Organization: Sharp Shooter Optics
Address: 226 N Clinton St 407, Chicago, Illinois 60661, United States
Phone: +1-773-299-9199
Website: https://sharpshooteroptics.com/
Source: NewsNetwork
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