We have a large range of sights for your airsoft gun. Here you will find information on red dot sights, riflescopes and iron sights, as well as various mounts and lens protectors. We know there are a lot of options – which is why we are always ready to help.
Red dot sights
A red dot sight is a very popular choice across our large range of airsoft guns. A coloured dot on the target is used instead of the classic crosshair, as a reference point for where you want to hit. We have to admit that a red dot simply adds a bit of extra excitement and action to an airsoft game.
How does a red dot sight work?
We have several red dot models to choose from, in many variants with different features and equipment. In a red dot sight, a small LED projects a dot onto a lens. A red dot sight is designed for fast shots at short ranges of up to 100 m. We carry some of the leading brands, such as Vortex, Vector Optics, Hawke and AIM. You can see our full range of red dot sights here.
Iron sights
Iron sights are the classic sights and are fixed to your airsoft gun. An iron sight consists of two elements: a front sight at the muzzle and a rear sight close to your face. The front and rear sight must be lined up for your sight picture to be correct. When you use iron sights in airsoft, it is important that they are zeroed in advance, otherwise you will miss the target. You can see our large range of iron sights here.
Riflescopes
If you want to hit a target sniper-style or cover a teammate, you need a riflescope. A scope lets you see further while staying hidden. Our range covers riflescopes that fit everything from airsoft guns to air rifles and rifles. On our riflescope page you will quickly find both budget-friendly models and models in the higher price range from Vortex and Hawke.
Lens protectors and scope rings
When you shoot with a red dot or a riflescope, the sight is exposed. That is why a lens protector is a good idea, in case a BB scores a bullseye on your sight. The lens protector keeps your sight from being damaged under fire or in transport.
Before you buy a riflescope, check whether scope rings are included. If not, you will find a wide selection here.
Note that airsoft guns use scope rings with 21–22 mm bases, while air rifles most often use an 11 mm base. We recommend checking your air rifle to be sure.
If you can't find what you are looking for, or have further questions, you are welcome to contact us by email at support@handelshusetaulum.dk or by phone on +45 97 47 31 78.
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