Crimson Trace unleashes new riflescope series
The Crimson Trace Scope series offers a variety of scopes designed for a range of applications. (Photo: Crimson Trace)
Crimson Trace developed a new series of riflescopes, introducing 11 models created to serve tactical, long range, hunting and recreational shooters.
Ranging from a 1-4x24mm to 5-25x56mm scopes, the new Crimson Trace lineup delivers riflescopes that offer short, medium and long range capabilities. The scopes offer advanced ED fully multi-coated Japanese glass that coincides with illuminated custom reticles in the first focal plane. All in all, the series uses seven custom-designed reticles.
The series delivers fully-coated lenses and illuminated reticles. (Photo: Crimson Trace)
The fogproof, shockproof, water and dust proof series includes specially crafted turrets allows for easier adjustments while wearing gloves. Additionally, the Crimson Trace riflescopes sport flip-up caps to protect the glasses and maintain cleanliness of the lenses. Each scope delivers a range of magnification options with generous eye relief, according to Crimson Trace.
“We’re extremely excited to enter the large and diverse riflescope market with these feature packed products,” Lane Tobiassen, President of Crimson Trace and American Outdoor Brands Corporation’s Electro-Optics Division, said in press release. “Consumers can expect the same high-quality engineering and design that Crimson Trace has been providing for nearly 25 years.”
The new scopes series from Crimson Trace offers pricing from $499 to $1,999 with a full lifetime warranty and inclusion in the Free Batteries for Life program.
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