Spotting Scopes


What is a Spotting Scope?

Spotting scopes are compact, high-magnification optical devices used for long-range viewing in activities like birdwatching and hunting. They offer clear, detailed images with adjustable zoom lenses, often featuring weather-resistant designs and durable materials for outdoor use. Their advanced optics, including multi-coated lenses, enhance light transmission for sharp, bright images, making them ideal for observing distant subjects in various environments.

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PRAKTICA Highlander 20-60x80mm Spotting Scope Angled FMC Optics - Green PRAKTICA Highlander 20-60x80mm Spotting Scope Angled FMC Optics - Green
PRAKTICA Highlander 20-60x80mm Spotting Scope Angled FMC Optics - Green

Praktica

£179.00
 BAK-4 prism  Fully multi coated optics  20-60x magnification  Two stage focus wheel for maximum clarity  80mm objective ens

Accessories

PRAKTICA Universal Spotting Scope Case Fully Padded with Sling Strap PRAKTICA Universal Spotting Scope Case Fully Padded with Sling Strap
PRAKTICA Universal Spotting Scope Case Fully Padded with Sling Strap

Praktica

£24.99
 Premium padded case for spotting scopes  Protects scope while fitted to a tripod and in use  Zip closure for easy access when changing scope settings  Detachable padded shoulder strap for ultimate comfort  Water resistant, multi-layer waterproof case

FAQ

What is a spotting scope used for?

Spotting scopes are primarily used for long-range viewing, ideal for activities like birdwatching, hunting, nature observation, target shooting, and stargazing.

What is the difference between a spotting scope and a telescope?

Spotting scopes are designed for land-based observation and offer portability, while telescopes are primarily for astronomical viewing and tend to have higher magnification and more specialized optics.