Maven Optics has been making steady strides to becoming a household name within the firearms industry over the last couple of years. Although some optics from their lineup have earned a place on top of a marksman’s rifle, many who might want to enjoy Maven’s optics haven’t been able to because nearly all of their optics have fetched north of $1,000 of a starting point. The all-new Maven CRS series of riflescopes is a new mid-range lineup of optics meant for those who want to up their optics game but still want to keep their wallet somewhat filled.

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New CRS Series Budget-Friendly Riflescopes by Maven Optics

The CRS.1 3-12-40 SFP

The new CRS Series of more budget-friendly riflescopes will include two options as part of their first introduction. The CRS.1 will be a 3-12×40 second focal plane riflescope which is intended to be a nice all-around hunting optic that can cover nearly any hunting situation from the west coast to the east.

This all-purpose hunting rifle scope hits all the high points and is sure to earn a reputation as a workhorse that the C Series is known for.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Mid-Range Model
• Size: 12.4 in.
• Weight: 14.18 oz.
• Second Focal Plane
• 0.25 MOA/click
• Wire CSHR Reticle
• Exceptionally Clear, Bright, High Contrast Image
• Excellent Color Fidelity
• Waterproof and Fog Proof
• Lifetime Warranty
• Assembled in Japan
• Direct to Consumer / No Retail Markup
• $450 Direct from Maven

The CRS.2 4-16-44 SFP

Featuring a more compact design and a full suite of precision rifle optic features, the slightly more expensive CRS.2 SFP riflescope features more magnification, parallax adjustment, and an even bigger objective lens for a clear high-contrast image to be mated with Maven’s Simplified Holdover Reticle (SHR).

The CRS.2 delivers high performance in a more compact configuration and easily fits the bill for eastern and western big game hunting scenarios where higher magnification is needed.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Mid-Range Model
• Size: 11.6 in.
• Weight: 16.93 oz.
• Second Focal Plane
• 0.25 MOA/click
• Wire CSHR Reticle
• Exceptionally Clear, Bright, High Contrast Image
• Excellent Color Fidelity
• Waterproof and Fog Proof
• Lifetime Warranty
• Assembled in Japan
• Direct to Consumer / No Retail Markup
• $550 Direct from Maven

What are your thoughts on these new riflescopes from Maven? Do these look worthy of your collection or your hunting rifle? Let us know what you guys think down in the comments. One unique thing about both of these optics is that despite being completely new, they already feature compatibility with the popular Strelok Pro ballistics calculator app. Most importantly, do you guys feel like these two new optics have good features for their price range, and are they priced competitively enough?