While advanced electronic target systems and shooting monitoring devices are widely available today, for many shooters, observing their results through a spotting scope remains one of the most immersive and rewarding feedback methods. This traditional and direct feedback helps shooters practice more efficiently and make necessary adjustments.
Typically, shooters begin their training with entry-level 3-9x rifle scopes. However, at these magnifications, it can be challenging to clearly see the bullet holes on the target, preventing timely feedback. To address this, FORESEEN OPTICS offers a range of spotting scopes with magnifications from 16X-48X, 20X-60X, to 25X-75X. These spotting scopes allow shooters to observe their results at higher magnifications, enhancing practice effectiveness.
As shooting sports become more popular and affordable, more consumers are able to own their own shooting equipment, leading to increased demand for spotting scopes. For standing and kneeling shooting positions, shooters typically use angled spotting scopes with a stable, adjustable tripod—similar to the needs of birdwatchers. On the other hand, prone shooting is better suited to straight spotting scopes, paired with a stable short tripod of 20-30 cm in height.
In developing these products, FORESEEN OPTICS has carefully considered the needs of different shooting positions, offering both types of spotting scopes to give our brand clients more flexibility in product pairing and selection, ultimately helping shooters achieve the best training experience.