New Optics for 2019 from SHOT Show

New from the SHOT Show 2019: a selection of the new optics, riflescopes, binoculars and opto-electronics that captured our interest. Long range and digital enhanced optics are stealing the show, obviously; binoculars with laser range finding features, thermal optics, digital night vision and red-dots from manufacturers such as Burris, Bushnell, Leupold, Noblex, Pulsar, Sightmark, SIG-Sauer Optics, Nikon and Meopta - here we can see what's hot, new and trending in the optics market.

Burris Oracle bow sight
Franco Palamaro, © F.PALAMARO
The Burris Oracle laser-rangefinding bow Sight instantly calculates and displays the aiming point for any distance and shot angle. Two arrow configurations can be set, and distances typically up to 100m can be calculated. MRSP is set at just under 900 US $.
Bushnell Forge line of hunting optics
Franco Palamaro, © F.PALAMARO
The Bushnell Forge line of hunting optics include a full range of products, including variable magnification riflescopes, binoculars, and spotting scopes.
Bushnell Forge line of hunting optics
Franco Palamaro, © F.PALAMARO
Bushnell presents the Forge line of hunting optics at the Shot Show. Meant to be the high end optics line from the US manufacturer, the Forge line features high light transmission, high zoom ratios, ED Prime glass lens elements, additional lens coatings, zero stop turrets and external surfaces with EXO Barrier coatings.
Leupold Mark 5HD 7-35X
Franco Palamaro, © F.PALAMARO
Leupold expands its range of high-end optics with the Mark 5HD in a version featuring a 7-35X variable magnification range for sport and profesional long range shooting. The new model will be available with a selection of FFP reticles and adjustment in milliradians or MOA.
Meopta Optika 6 hunting line
Franco Palamaro, © F.PALAMARO
The new Optika 6 riflescope hunting line, featuring a 6x zoom ratio, is targeted to quality and affordability. Six models are available, from a 1-6x24 all the way to a 5-30x56; MRSP prices range from 499 to 899 US $.
Nikon Black Force 100 riflescope
Franco Palamaro, © F.PALAMARO
Nikon announces a new riflescope, the Black Force 100, a versatile 1-6x24 optic designed for semi-autos and "Black Rifles" with a multi-function MOA glass-etched reticle. The MRSP is 649,95 USD.
Noblex N6 Comfort TAC IPSC riflescope
Franco Palamaro, © F.PALAMARO
Noblex introduces the N6 Comfort TAC IPSC 1-6x24 riflescope, developed primarily for the sports sector and for IPSC in particular. The illuminated reticle brightness is automatically controlled by ambient light. The riflescope is also available with a Picatinny rail universal mounting and a mini red dot sight.
Pulsar Axion thermal monocular
Franco Palamaro, © F.PALAMARO
Pulsar introduces a new thermal imaging monocular, the Axion XM, based on a 12µm sensor featuring a 320x240 resolution at 50hz, a color 1024x768 AMOLED microdisplay in the eyepiece with built-in video recording capability. Two models are available: the XM30, with a 4x, and the XM38, with 5.5x native magnification. Power is supplied via a 18650 Li-Ion rechargeable battery.
Pulsar Thermion thermal imaging riflescope
Franco Palamaro, © F.PALAMARO
The groundbreaking Pulsar Thermion thermal imaging riflescope seems to be a simple daytime riflescope, but it is a state of the art thermal imaging optic, available in two versions, the XM and XP, in 320x240 and 640х480 resolution with a choice of focal lengths for the objective lens. The mounting interface is 30mm allowing the use of standard mounts.
SIG Sauer Kilo 3000 BDX laser range finding binoculars
Franco Palamaro, © F.PALAMARO
The SIG Sauer Kilo 3000 BDX laser range finding binoculars integrates SIG's ballistic data communication technology to exchange data with a compatible app and riflescope. The on-board Applied Ballistics Ultralite calculator connects to i.e. a SIG Sierra3BDX riflescope via a Bluetooth link and applies the bullet drop data to its illuminated reticle automatically.
Sightmark Citadel 1-10x24 CR1
Franco Palamaro, © F.PALAMARO
Sightmark showcases the Citadel 1-10x24 CR1 riflescope, featuring a 10x zoom ratio, a red-illuminated BDC reticle calibrated for .223 55-grain ammunition, low profile turrets with ½ MOA per click windage and elevation adjustments, monolithic alloy construction with 30mm tube. 
Sightmark Citadel 1-10x24 CR1 riflescope
Franco Palamaro, © F.PALAMARO
The Citadel riflescope offers excellent quality and an affordable price point.