Bissmarck Optic

19/03/2021

Haha, love the Aussie accent...

26/04/2020

Premier for the SAKO QUAD 22lr with the OPT-1002 rifle scope 3-18*50 @ 100 meters and gusty 7-8 m/s winds, using hollow point ammo. Not quite big caliber precision but definately all to hit a crow at 100 m.

19/09/2019

Trying out the OPT-1006 B (1-8x24, red dot) in high wind @ 100 m (110 yards) . The target is intended/marked for shooting at 200 m, but nonetheless, first attemp giving 1/2 MOA series, the performance translating to knocking down 1 EUR coins at 150 m, or quarter dollars at 165 yards.

Are you better than the scope?

31/08/2019

Range 100 m with OPT-1004 and SAKO 308W caliber FMJ, proving that the Bissmarck rifle scopes are both accurate and consistent.

19/08/2019

"Odins Spear" revision 2. Now equipped with OPM-1006 Picatinny saddle mount with dual spirit levels, OPF-1001 Picatinny sling attachment and OPP-1001 Picatinny adjustable bipod.

Thumbnail precision or better at 100 meters yards (110 yards).

25/05/2019

Serious about precision shooting, have a look at this setup...

Bissmarck rifle scope OPT-1004 mounted on a GRS stock Tikka T3X CTR Stainless 308W with ASE UTRA silencer and Caldwell bipod.

25/05/2019

And now an English version with prices in EUR (including VAT, excluding freight and subject to changing exchange rates).

25/05/2019

24/05/2019

Just released in our webshop, OPT-1008, 3x32 fiber optic natural light red dot ACOG style scope with 3 side Picatinny rails.

http://shop.bissmarck.com/en/rifle-scopes-fixedreflexdot/opt-1008.html

24/05/2019

Just released in our webshop, OPT-1009, 4x32 fiber optic natural light red dot ACOG style scope.

OPT-1009, 4x32 fiber optic natural light red dot ACOG style rifle scope Model number: OPT-1009 Magnification: 4x Objective lens Diameter: 32mm Eye relief : 38mm Exit pupil:

25/04/2019

Spring premiere at the range, the Bissmarck rifle scope OPT-1004 (5-30*56). Excellent performance mounted on the TIKKA T3X CTR stainless (308W) with GRS Bifrost stock, 1/2 MOA performance. The image of the 100 m (110 yard) spread is after shooting 4 bullets, not 3 (hole in hole, top right, shot 1 and 2).