Athlon Argos BTR

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Sig Sauer Buckmasters

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Athlon Argos BTR

For those getting started in the Precision Rifle Series (PRS), the Argos BTR GEN2 scopes are worth considering. Packed with high-end features, these scopes offer a versatile 4x magnification suitable for various shooting disciplines. The Precision True Zero Stop and Advanced Fully-Multi Coated Optics deliver a crystal-clear image in low-light conditions. With an exclusive XPL coating, the lenses are protected from dirt, grease, and harsh weather, while the rugged aircraft-grade aluminum tube ensures durability in any environment. The first focal plane design allows for dynamic reticle scaling as you zoom, and the illuminated reticle enhances visibility in low light. With fully multicoated optics, these scopes provide brighter images by reducing reflections and increasing light transmission.

Sig Sauer Buckmasters

When I decided to hunt deer in the dense woods of Virginia, I knew my riflescope needed to offer both clarity and durability. The Sig Sauer Buckmasters 3-9x50mm, with its 3x optical system and custom BDC reticle, seemed like the right fit. Out there, in low morning light, I found its low-dispersion glass delivered a bright, clear image even at 500 yards, where I could accurately gauge distance with the BDC reticle’s holdover dots. Built to endure rough conditions, the Buckmasters’ waterproof, shockproof, and fogproof design kept me on target, rain or shine. It felt like a reliable companion for any hunt.

Basic Details

	Brand	Color	Style	Sport	Item Weight	Material
Athlon Argos BTR	Athlon	Black	APLR2 FFP IR MOA	Hunting	51.2 Ounces	Aluminum
Sig Sauer Buckmasters	Sig Sauer	Black	Buckmasters BDC Non-Illuminated Reticle	Hunting	15.2 Ounces	Aluminum