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🎯 Air guns are a thing of precision.
Taking a best guess is not an option, especially when it comes to gauging distance and applying hold off.
📏 The Rapier Ballistic Rangefinder tells you exactly how far that shot is.
📱 More than that, it will tell you exactly where to aim, sending information to your smartphone or via an earpiece 🎧
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The MTC Viper Connect 🔭 looks a little different to your average scope, but that’s because this is no average scope.
Packed full of features, this short eye relief optic 🎯 will bring out the best in you and your rifle 🔥
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Strawberries and cream. A cold drink on a hot day. Some things are just better together.
We think the MTC Copperhead and a Daystate Huntsman Revere go pretty well together too 🎯
The scope’s compact form is jam-packed with features such as side parallax down to just 10 yards, a 30mm light-swallowing chassis and an AMD glass-etched reticle, for example 🔍
And then just take a look at that gorgeous Safari bronzed finish 🤎👌
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Looking for a scope that keeps the weight down without sacrificing performance? 🎯
The MTC MambaLite does exactly that. Available in 3-10×40, 3-12×42 and 4-16×42, it tips the scales from as little as 546g, yet still delivers the bright, crystal-clear optics ✨ and features you'd expect from a much heavier scope.
From the illuminated SCB2 reticle and close-focus side parallax to the clever patented magnetic flip covers with their built-in magnifier 🔍, every detail has been designed to make life easier in the field 🌿
Take a look through the pictures 📸 to see why the MambaLite has become a favourite for shooters who want premium performance without the extra weight.
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The King Cobra is the best MTC Scope for the Daystate Blackwolf - Why? Check out the video below 🤩
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