Optics
The right optic makes it easier to see, identify, and stay on target. AirStryk Industries offers a range of standard, thermal, and digital night vision optics for hunting, shooting, property management, and outdoor use. Some models also offer full-color daytime viewing or front clip-on capability for added versatility.
Your reticle is probably
wrong for an air rifle.
This is the part nobody covers properly, and it is the reason we would rather sell you glass in person. An airgun projectile leaves the muzzle far slower than a centerfire bullet, so it drops far more, far sooner.
Trajectory
A much steeper arc means holdover between 30 and 100 yards changes faster than a centerfire shooter expects. The reticle subtensions and the ballistic profile you load have to reflect that, or your first shot at an unfamiliar distance is a coin flip.
Zeroing
Where you zero matters more, not less. On a curved trajectory the difference between a 30-yard and a 50-yard zero changes your practical range window substantially. We set this up with you rather than handing you a box.
Elevation
Airgun scopes need usable elevation travel and often a canted mount to reach distance. A scope that is perfect on a .308 can run out of adjustment on a PCP.
If you buy one thing from us in person, make it glass. Mounting, levelling, zeroing and loading a ballistic profile is an hour at the bench and it is the difference between an expensive optic and a working one.
Thermal is the most expensive way
to make a mistake.
The optics on this page run from $80.50 to $2,043.54, with one more priced on request, and the difference between them is not a spec sheet — it is detection range, refresh rate, how the image holds up in humidity, and whether the interface makes sense at two in the morning with cold hands. Tell us the property, the distances and what you are after, and we will tell you which of these is enough. Sometimes the answer is the cheaper one.