Would like to see a review of the 14x50 showing a view through the scope shooting at targets from 6 yards up over, to help give a perspective of what the close range shooting looks like in comparison to the longer range.
can i use these with glasses too? I dont want to put my glasses off before taking a shot. The increased FOV is a big plus combined with the less elements = less weight + better light transmission. The big FOV takes away the need for zoom
You showed a comparison of the field of view of the Immersive 14x in comparison to both the 2-16 and 4-16 at 16 times, which was quite significant. Would be interesting to see both the 2-16 and the 4-16 at 14 times in comparison to the 14 times and would also be interesting to see an Immersive optic at 16x if one is ever manufactured.
I shoot open class pcp field target competition up to 55 yds. Do these scopes have the range finding capabilities of a good, conventional 6-24 x 50 scope for field target ranging in the critical 40 to 55 yd distances? Thanks.
Hi just bought the 14x50 for airsoft as I have a problem with normal scope as eye relief and field of view !! Great product delivered today my question is should I put the longer rail on as I have a long picatiny rail on my sniper rifle ?
Looking at getting the 14x Do you have somewhere in the southeast of Ireland that I could go and have a look at one to try before I buy? Also do you know of any footage of the 14x in use with short range hunting (inside sheds/barns etc.) Cheers, Davy
Couple questions would the 5X30 fit the western sidewinder with any issues and work good with the mounts in the box. Second can this be used without the battery. And can I get this with the mildot. Thank You
Nice review Matt, I am ready to purchase. Which power would you recommend for a 600mm M3 Impact. Mostly a pesting (birds) gun. Currently have a MOA Nexus installed which has been excellent but interested in your latest greatest offering for it's size and weight advantage. Thank You. Tim
In the uk and I have the 14x50..amazing..yet what immersive fail to tell you is as light gets low and you switch on the illuminated reticle the scope immediately goes out of focus even on its lowest dull setting..so can’t you it for what it’s intended for.
@@davykelly1857 not a parallax issue…it appears to be the glare from the lit reticle….but immersive are without doubt the worst company to deal with if your a customer.the buck gets passed back to the retailer who then bats it back to immersive..bloody mess to be honest…finally so pissed of with going round in circles so I don’t use the lit reticle .if you buy the immersive don’t hold your breath for customer service,if you buy the element immersive your probably be ok…funny how a name can give you customer service!!!!!!!
Love your scopes, own the helix but this is massively over priced in the uk. Same price as the helix some place helix is cheaper, yet you state this is cheap to make etc. Something is wrong somewhere
This has ED glass and is illuminated, two things the Helix doesn’t have. The Immersive series also has mounts included. A fairer comparison would be Helix HD.
So you openly admit these scopes are cheeper to produce, though you've new increased the pice of these scopes up to £479.99, whilst you can also purchase an EMMERSIVE OPTIC from Immersive themselves for £279.00.
Would like to see a review of the 14x50 showing a view through the scope shooting at targets from 6 yards up over, to help give a perspective of what the close range shooting looks like in comparison to the longer range.
can i use these with glasses too? I dont want to put my glasses off before taking a shot. The increased FOV is a big plus combined with the less elements = less weight + better light transmission. The big FOV takes away the need for zoom
You showed a comparison of the field of view of the Immersive 14x in comparison to both the 2-16 and 4-16 at 16 times, which was quite significant. Would be interesting to see both the 2-16 and the 4-16 at 14 times in comparison to the 14 times and would also be interesting to see an Immersive optic at 16x if one is ever manufactured.
Would these scopes be good for benchrest shooting?
I shoot open class pcp field target competition up to 55 yds. Do these scopes have the range finding capabilities of a good, conventional 6-24 x 50 scope for field target ranging in the critical 40 to 55 yd distances? Thanks.
Yes with parallax adjustment side wheel will give yardage or meters
Would this work on a 22 mag that is suppressed? recoil seems non existent but want to know if it will hold up.
Hi just bought the 14x50 for airsoft as I have a problem with normal scope as eye relief and field of view !! Great product delivered today my question is should I put the longer rail on as I have a long picatiny rail on my sniper rifle ?
When will you come out with the ballistic prismatic Scope that you showed at the shot show?
Very soon! They are en route to dealers right now.
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What's the name of that model with ballastics?
@@39212servtHypr 7, I believe
Looking at getting the 14x Do you have somewhere in the southeast of Ireland that I could go and have a look at one to try before I buy?
Also do you know of any footage of the 14x in use with short range hunting (inside sheds/barns etc.) Cheers, Davy
Can the rubber eye cup be removed for those of us who wear glasses on the 10 and 14x scopes?
Yes you can remove eye cup
Would this work for an AR15 with mild recoil?
Couple questions would the 5X30 fit the western sidewinder with any issues and work good with the mounts in the box. Second can this be used without the battery. And can I get this with the mildot. Thank You
IHi Matt.. is dit slegs vir air rifles..of sal dit werk op n 223
Looks awesome, when will you have the element optics app for android?
It was published to the Android app store last week👍🏻
Nice review Matt, I am ready to purchase. Which power would you recommend for a 600mm M3 Impact. Mostly a pesting (birds) gun. Currently have a MOA Nexus installed which has been excellent but interested in your latest greatest offering for it's size and weight advantage. Thank You.
Tim
What would be a good scope to put on my 17 HMR?
4-16 Helix or 2-16 Helix HD/HDLR would probably be the best fit!
It's absolutely wild
Tanks
Ha ha😂😂 I liked the steve wander ! )))
In the uk and I have the 14x50..amazing..yet what immersive fail to tell you is as light gets low and you switch on the illuminated reticle the scope immediately goes out of focus even on its lowest dull setting..so can’t you it for what it’s intended for.
Thanks for the info this is helpful, have you managed to figure this out yet? I’m guessing its not just a parallax adjustment issue??
@@davykelly1857 not a parallax issue…it appears to be the glare from the lit reticle….but immersive are without doubt the worst company to deal with if your a customer.the buck gets passed back to the retailer who then bats it back to immersive..bloody mess to be honest…finally so pissed of with going round in circles so I don’t use the lit reticle .if you buy the immersive don’t hold your breath for customer service,if you buy the element immersive your probably be ok…funny how a name can give you customer service!!!!!!!
@@andyfry745 thanks, it is the element 14x I’m looking at. Cheers, Davy
Wow, eventually we'll have digital screen scopes the size of a GoPro, then hologram sites...
You admit that these scopes are cheeper to produce, then why are ELEMENT selling this at £480 especially when IMMERSIVE OPTICS sell their's for £280 ?
Will there ever be a 5x40 pro? Because us rat shooters would love that.
Love your scopes, own the helix but this is massively over priced in the uk.
Same price as the helix some place helix is cheaper, yet you state this is cheap to make etc.
Something is wrong somewhere
This has ED glass and is illuminated, two things the Helix doesn’t have. The Immersive series also has mounts included. A fairer comparison would be Helix HD.
So you openly admit these scopes are cheeper to produce, though you've new increased the pice of these scopes up to £479.99, whilst you can also purchase an EMMERSIVE OPTIC from Immersive themselves for £279.00.
I do agree I think the mark up is steep although it looks well made
*promosm*