SIG Hunting Scopes

SIG SAUER got into the hunting scope market at SHOT Show with the introduction of its WHISKEY5 and WHISKEY3 Hunting Riflescopes as part of its all-new SIG SAUER Electro Optics line. The new scopes are engineered to bring the most difficult targets into sharp focus with the goal of making every hunter’s first shot count.

The WHISKEY5 super-zoom 5x riflescope features SIG’s proprietary HDX optical system for extreme clarity and low-light performance. There’s a HellFire fiber optic illuminated reticle and the scope comes standard with a free SBT (SIG Ballistic Turret) calibrated to the shooter’s unique ballistics and environmental conditions. The scope features both illuminated and non-illuminated reticles and is available in second focal plane (SFP) with multiple reticle options. This product is waterproof (IPX-7 rated for complete water immersion up to 1 meter) and comes standard with high-end fog-proof performance.

The WHISKEY3 features low dispersion glass, rugged chassis and capped windage and elevation turrets so you don’t accidentally turn your turrets when pulling the gun in and out of a soft case. Most models of the WHISKEY3 include one free SBT custom lasered elevation dial. The 3x optical zoom of this scope is offered in second focal plane (SFP) with multiple reticle options.

WHISKEY3
2-7x32mm
3-9x40mm
3-9x50mm
4-12x40mm
4-12x50mm

WHISKEY5
1-5x20mm
2-10x42mm
2.4-12x56mm
3-15x44mm
3-15x52mm
5-25x52mm
Estimated Retail Pricing:
WHISKEY5- $699.99-$1,299.99
WHISKEY3- $189.99-$299.99

Scott Mayer

www.tacticaltshirts.com

www.john1911.com

“Shooting Guns & Having Fun”

• Author
• Recent Posts

Scott Mayer

Writer at John1911

Mayer began his outdoor industry career in 1993 on the NRA Technical Staff where he became American Rifleman magazine first Shooting Editor. Mayer left NRA and entered the business end of publishing in 2003 as Advertising Account Executive for Safari Club International SAFARI Magazine and Safari Times newspaper. In 2006, Mayer was named Publisher of Shooting Times magazine where he was also tasked with launching and leading Personal Defense TV, the first television show of its kind.

In 2008, Mayer returned to the editorial side of publishing, this time in the digital field, as Editorial Director for Guns & Ammo, Shooting Times, Handguns and Rifleshooter online magazines. After a brief stint in 2011 as the Digital Media Director for an ABC TV affiliate, Mayer returned to the outdoors industry and Safari Club International where he is currently Assistant Publisher and Multi-Media Communications Editor.

Latest posts by Scott Mayer (see all)

• CMMG Banshee & DefCan - April 13, 2018
• Cartridges Before There Were Cartridges - May 7, 2017
• Gas Rings Seal Test - April 17, 2017