Day optics

Day optics

Day optics are where Night Pearl's optical roots run deepest. The technical design comes from engineers who built their careers at Meopta — one of Europe's great optics houses — serving the hunting market and military programs alike. The Manul M6 line pairs that engineering with the Koncern studio's RED DOT-awarded design: up to 92% light transmission, a 6× zoom ratio, 30 mm tubes and illuminated reticles built to be zeroed once and trusted. And because good glass doesn't age like electronics, every Night Pearl day optic carries a lifetime warranty.

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      Night Pearl day optics carry the design that started it all — the Koncern-shaped, RED DOT-awarded Manul M6 line, with a 6× zoom ratio, 30 mm tubes and illuminated SFP reticles, plus the Oryx 10x42 LRF binocular. Czech-engineered and backed by a lifetime warranty, because good glass doesn't age like electronics.

      TUNED FOR PROFESSIONALS

      Excellent glass, perfectly matched components — day optics designed for users who notice the difference.

      Check the specs

      The Manul M6 line, side by side. Full specifications on each product page.

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      Specification M6 1-6x24iView product — M6 1-6x24i M6 2-12x42iView product — M6 2-12x42i M6 2.5-15x50iView product — M6 2.5-15x50i M6 4.5-27x56iView product — M6 4.5-27x56i
      Objective lens (differs between models)24 mm42 mm50 mm56 mm
      Optical magnification (differs between models)1–6×2–12×2.5–15×4.5–27×
      WarrantyLifetime warrantyLifetime warrantyLifetime warrantyLifetime warranty

      Day optics, explained

      What a 6× zoom ratio buys you

      Every Manul M6 spans a six-fold magnification range — 2–12×, 2.5–15×, 4.5–27× — so one scope covers the driven hunt at dawn and the field edge at dusk. A throw lever on the magnification ring means you change it by feel, without leaving the stock.

      SFP, illuminated, and honest about it

      Manul reticles sit in the second focal plane: the reticle stays one size while the image zooms — the picture most hunters grew up reading. Illumination has brightness control and switches itself off when forgotten, because a dead battery at first light is how illumination usually dies.

      Prefer a first-focal-plane reticle for precision work? That's what the Vulturis line is for.

      The mechanics you zero once

      Zero-set windage and elevation turrets, parallax adjustment and a nitrogen-filled 30 mm tube — the unglamorous parts that decide whether the third season looks like the first. This is why a lifetime warranty is possible: glass and mechanics, built right, simply don't age like electronics.

      Your day scope is half of a night system

      Mount an HH SEER thermal clip-on in front of a Manul and the same rifle hunts around the clock — your glass, your zero, untouched. It's the reason our day and thermal optics are designed as one family.

      Lifetime warranty

      Glass and mechanics built to outlast you — and backed like it. For life, no registration games.

      RED DOT-awarded design

      Shaped with the Koncern studio — the design language our HARPIA thermals inherited.

      Up to 92% light transmission

      More light through the glass means more minutes at dawn and dusk — when it matters most.

      Designed in the Czech Republic

      From first sketch to final tolerance — drawn by people who grew up inside the Czech optics tradition.

      Day optics — frequently asked

      Because there's nothing in them that ages the way electronics do. Glass, mechanics and gas-filled tubes either work for decades or were built wrong — and we build them right. Thermal and night vision carry 3+2 years for the same honest reason in reverse.

      Second focal plane (SFP) — the reticle stays one size while the image zooms. It's the sight picture most hunters read fastest.

      By your longest realistic shot. 1–6×24 for driven hunts and close work, 2–12×42 as the all-rounder, 2.5–15×50 for mixed ground with low light, 4.5–27×56 for open country and precision.

      Yes — that's the point of the system. An HH SEER mounts in front of the objective and your zero stays untouched. One rifle, day and night.

      The Oryx 10x42 combines day glass with a laser rangefinder — electronics onboard. Check its product page for the exact warranty terms.