Stryka offers more riflescopes to satisfy hunters needs
Stryka offers three riflescopes, the S3, S5 and S7 series. (Photo: Stryka)
Stryka serves up several riflescope series designed to help hunters individualize their hunting experience.
The company launched its top-of-the-line Stryka S7 series featuring Stryka’s proprietary SXL-MAX multi-coating for increased light transmission. The coating allows for enhance contrast and resolution allowing for sharper, detailed images. Constructed of one-piece, 30mm aircraft-grade aluminum, the S7 series offers longer-lasting durability. The series also boast a side-focus parallax adjustments, permitting for fast adjustments while the shooting position as well as precise 1/4-inch MOA clicks for windage and elevation adjustments. Select models also come equipped with illuminated reticles for quick target acquisition in low light. Prices start at $599.
The Stryka S5 rifelscopes also tout the company’s proprietary SXL anti-reflective lens coating, with lenses mounted on a one-piece, 1-inch aluminum tube. The coatings optimize brightness and color, offering a clear, sharp image. All S5’s feature blackened lens edges to block stray light, reducing reflection and glare. Prices start at $359.
The S3 riflescope series falls on the budget-friendly side, while still offering a durable aluminum design. Like its siblings, the scopes boast the SLX coating on lens surfaces. Select models also feature BDC reticles and a side-parallax adjustment. Prices start at $289.
All scopes are 100 percent waterproof and submersion tested for 30 minutes in 1 meter of water.
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