The Performance Pro series from Anschütz Optics – the high-end line for competition and demanding hunting use. Back to the Anschütz Optics overview or straight to matching mounting accessories.

Performance Pro – For the Highest Demands

The Performance Pro series is Anschütz Optics' high-end line. It's built for shooters who accept no compromises in competition and training. Maximum precision, premium coatings, and state-of-the-art mechanics make every model a premium product: tactical turrets with high repeatability, excellent image quality even in difficult lighting, and full IP-67 certification against dust and water.

1-8x24 – The Driven Hunt Scope

With an extremely generous field of view of 41 m at 100 m and an illuminated L4A fiber reticle, the 1-8x24 is built for fast target acquisition during driven hunts. Variable magnification from 1x to 8x covers both close range and medium distances.

3-15x50 – The All-Round Hunting Scope

Thanks to side-focus parallax adjustment, the 3-15x50 is especially well suited for use with night vision clip-on devices. Tactical turrets with locking and reset-zero functions, plus the fine LR Dot reticle, provide maximum control in all lighting conditions.

6-24x50 and 8-32x56 – For Competitive and Long-Range Shooters

The 6-24x50 combines high magnification with tactical features for the sport-minded shooter. The 8-32x56 is the top choice for long-range use, with maximum magnification and a large 56 mm objective for maximum light transmission at extended distances. Both feature Anschütz Zero Stop turrets with quick adjustment, flip caps, a zoom lever, and a sunshade.

Frequently Asked Questions About the Performance Pro Series

Which model is suited for driven hunts?

The 1-8x24, with its wide field of view and low minimum magnification, is built specifically for fast target acquisition during driven hunts.

What does "night vision clip-on compatible" mean?

The 3-15x50 features side-focus parallax adjustment, which makes it suitable for pairing with a night vision clip-on device – a scope with fixed parallax is not well suited to this use case.

What's the difference between the 6-24x50 and 8-32x56?

The 8-32x56 offers higher maximum magnification and a larger objective for more light transmission at long-range distances, while the 6-24x50 is a more balanced choice for versatile sporting and hunting use.