#HawkeOptics

The Frontier 34 first focal plane riflescopes from Hawke Optics come in either 3-18×50 or 5-30×56, and both come with two illuminated reticle options: Mil Pro Ext and MOA Pro Ext. Depending on the model, you can change the height of these riflescopes by up to 46 MRAD or 158 MOA. There are 11 levels of red illumination that light up the whole reticle, with off stops in between each level so you can quickly get back to your preferred brightness.  The price starts from $1429.

Hawke Optics has a new Reflex Sight Wide View with Circle Dot reticle. While the sight will work for almost any firearm, Hawke recommends that you use it on your shotgun and pattern it so that the dot is on the center mass of the target – a Turkey for instance – and you’ve got a shotgun that can quickly get you on the bird. The sight features a 2-MOA red dot with 8 levels of brightness and a fixed focus at 9 meters / 10yds. Attachment is done via a Weaver rail. The price noted on their webpage is $189.

As new optics continue to be released and refined, the apparent popularity of 34mm rings is starting to come into focus. New optics like the Vortex Venom 5-25×56 and the Tract TORIC 4.5-30×56 ELR are just two of the latest examples of optics featuring larger 34mm tubes. Hawke Optics is stepping in to offer shooters a new option with their 34mm Tactical Scope Rings which bring the Hawke Optics lineup up to 67 different size options.

Hawke Optics are adding new models to their Vantage line of scopes. With more than 100 variants to chose from, the latest additions are focused on hunting and recreational shooting. The new models are called Vantage 4-12×40 and Vantage 4-12×50 and they both use the 30/30 Duplex reticle. Both are based on one-inch mono-tube frames with 11-layer fully multi-coated lens.

Hawke Optics has been hard at work the last couple of months steadily adding both new models of rifle scopes and red dot sights to their lineup as well as improving existing models. Along those lines, Hawke Optics just announced the addition of the new FFP MOA First Focal Plane models to the Sidewinder riflescope lineup.

Ammo prices. Am I right? So, what to do? Many shooters have turned to the old, trusty cost-saver, .22 Long Rifle. This, mixed with the increasing popularity of precision rifle competition, means we need optics. Hawke Optics is happy to oblige, and have added three new rimfire scopes to the Vantage 30 WA line.

Hawke Optics has been around for more than 40 years. In that time, they’ve assembled quite an extensive catalog. They offer everything from rifle scopes and red dots, to crossbow scopes and flashlights. They just announced they were adding to the Rings, Mounts, and Bases section of their website. Hawke Optics is now offering their new Professional Steel Scope Rings and Mounts, and AR-Style Cantilever Mounts.

Red dot and reflex optics have, over time, become increasingly popular with all types of shooters. Whether you’re plinking in the woods with your friends, training for home defense scenarios, shooting just for fun or are a competitor, red dots and reflex optics offer many advantages over traditional iron sights. Hawke Optics has just released their latest additions to the market which include the all-new Endurance series of red dot sights.

As hunting season approaches Hawke Optics has unveiled its latest offering to the Straight-Wall, Slug, and Muzzleloader gun optics scene. The Hawke Vantage IR scope is a 3-9x40IR scope which is said to bring more accuracy to your muzzleloaders and other hunting guns.