Riflescopes without Parallax

RIFLESCOPES WITHOUT PARALLAX

The phenomenon that causes the reticle to appear as if it moves relative to the target when you shift your eye off the riflescope’s optical axis is called parallax. It is a natural optical distortion because the target and the reticle are not in the same focal plane. Riflescopes without parallax adjustment are not scopes that eliminate this distortion completely. These are scopes where parallax cannot be manually adjusted for different distances. If a riflescope does not have adjustable parallax, it is usually factory-set to a specific distance (e.g. 100 m).

WHEN DO I NEED ADJUSTABLE PARALLAX?

Riflescopes without adjustable parallax are typically used for shooting at shorter distances, for example up to 50–100 m depending on the specific scope parameters. Adjustable parallax is needed in case of:

• shooting at longer distances
• using a riflescope with variable magnification (ZOOM)

Tip: In such cases, we recommend riflescopes with parallax adjustment, which allow precise image adjustment according to the target distance.

Trusted brands of riflescopes without parallax adjustment

We offer riflescopes from brands such as GAMO, JS-Tactical, Nikko Stirling, Umarex, Walther, Valiant and others, mainly suitable for lower-calibre firearms with lower projectile energy, such as airguns and rimfire firearms.

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