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The NUTREK ADVENTURER series First Focal Plane (FFP) riflescopes are a complete array of scopes with 4x magnification, covering the lower power scopes to high power models to meet most of the hunting and/or tactical requirements. Fine-tuned to every detail in design and engineered with precision, the ADVENTURER scopes offer generous eye-relief for comfortable zero-in. The eye relief is calculated by determining the maximum distance that allows you to see a complete crisp vision without a gloomy ring at the ends. A good eye relief distance is a critical factor in preventing eye damage. Moreover, with the optimal recipe of broadband coating on all sides of lenses, excellent clarity, and brightness are achieved. The Illuminated Reticle on First Focal Plane is instrumental for hunting and shooting at long distances with the high-power models, while the low power models perform excellence for short to medium-distance shooting. Choose from the different models to meet the need for either dri

One thing you should be aware of is that a gunshot typically produces 140 dB! The sound is almost as loud as a jet engine! People who do not employ a noise reduction device will almost probably suffer lifelong hearing loss as a result of the deafening noise produced by gunshots. As a result, you must, without a doubt, use ear protection when shooting. When engaging in any type of shooting activists, it is vital to have a set of certified hearing protection on hand. Most guns may produce a loud noise ranging from 140 to 175 decibels (dB). As a result, the Noise Reduction Rating (NRR) is an important element that shooters should think about. Most quality ear protection nowadays has NNRs ranging from 22 to 30 decibels. In general, a greater NNR is preferable because it indicates superior noise suppression efficacy. Nowadays, the  ANC Technology is available and easily assessable. I think they are the better option for shooters and hunters. "Active Noise Cancellation" (ANC) is a

Frankly I am amateur in shooting but I do enjoy hunting a lot.    In my opinion, dot sights are generally user-friendly because I found they are easy to use and I got more success shoots with dot sights on my rifle.   Using red dot sight on my rifles allows me to keep both my eyes opened when targeting, meaning that I get a larger field of view which makes me less nervous during my hunts. Eye relief is a plus side as well. When using dot sight, it is not necessary to worry about adjusting distances between eye and the optic. Just look and shoot directly, hence much easier to kick start! Also, the red dot will still stay on the target even my head move which makes a hunter’s job a bit easier. So, you ask me, I would suggest star with dot first and then move to other types of optic like rifle scopes.   I initially pick up two dot sights from Nutrek . It is fairly new but decent in terms of overall quality My first impression is that they are quite nice and budget-friendly f