SIG Sauer OSCAR Spotting Scopes
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SIG Sauer OSCAR Spotting Scopes
The SIG OSCAR spotting scope is SIG’s HDX spotter for the range and the field. OSCAR8 is the angled 27–55×80 with a Schmidt-Pechan prism, an ARCA-SWISS rotating collar, 15.27 in., and 67.2 oz. No battery. Image stabilization is not on the OSCAR8. OSCAR6 HDX Pro is the straight 16–32×60 with OmniScan optical image stabilization, two AA batteries for up to 50 hours, an ARCA-SWISS base, 11.5 in., and 55.2 oz with battery. Both are Flat Dark Earth. Both are IPX-7.
OSCAR8 ships lens covers. OSCAR6 HDX Pro ships an EVA case, hand strap, removable sunshade, rubber eyecup, lens covers, and two AA batteries. ZULU binoculars are a separate image-stabilized family.
How to choose
Want 80 mm, 27–55x, and an angled eyepiece with no batteries? OSCAR8. Want 60 mm, 16–32x, a straight eyepiece, and OmniScan image stabilization? OSCAR6 HDX Pro.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which SIG OSCAR spotting scopes are available?
OSCAR8, the angled 27–55×80 HDX spotter, and OSCAR6 HDX Pro, the straight 16–32×60 spotter with OmniScan image stabilization.
Does OSCAR8 have image stabilization?
No. OSCAR8 is HDX glass on an angled 80 mm body with an ARCA-SWISS collar. OmniScan image stabilization is on the OSCAR6 HDX Pro.
What batteries does OSCAR6 HDX Pro use?
Two AA alkaline batteries, included, for up to 50 hours. OSCAR8 does not use a battery.
Do these scopes mount on a tripod?
Both use an ARCA-SWISS base. OSCAR8 has a rotating collar. OSCAR6 HDX Pro has an integrated ARCA-SWISS base.
What ships with each OSCAR?
OSCAR8 ships the scope and lens covers. OSCAR6 HDX Pro ships the scope, two AA batteries, an EVA case, a hand strap, a sunshade, a rubber eyecup, and lens covers.