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Interesting news, though only in German so far: Blaser Infinity Scopes
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The lighted reticle turns on when you take the safety off. Devilishly clever!
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Interesting. Look Zeiss-ish to me.
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Not quite, they‘re made by Minox.
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The best thing about this product launch is the fact that they are FFP. Even though this is advertised as a revolution, it is clearly not. This is where the European optics industry came from. It is a mere 15 years ago that they switched to SFP, which technically was two steps backwards.
Now with Blaser officially addressing the problems of SFP reticles it is most probable that a wider public will take notice of it and insist on FFP. Therefore I see a realistic chance for brands like Zeiss and Swarowski to return to FFP offerings - at the ususl mark up of course.
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The infinity 2.8-20x50s Weight is 770g (27.16 oz).
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The lighted reticle turns on when you take the safety off. Devilishly clever! The IC (Illumination Control) is not new. Blaser and Zeiss did this together several years ago. What was interesting to me is that all the scopes pictured appear to be rail scopes. If so, This is a wider offering of rail scopes than any one manufacturer currently offers in the US.
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The lighted reticle turns on when you take the safety off. Devilishly clever! The IC (Illumination Control) is not new. Blaser and Zeiss did this together several years ago. What was interesting to me is that all the scopes pictured appear to be rail scopes. If so, This is a wider offering of rail scopes than any one manufacturer currently offers in the US. ^^^^ This
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Hi Fuchs, Interesting news, thank you for sharing. By the way, I sent you a Private Message a few weeks back. Did you see it? Cheers  -Omid
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