Glass
This page offers a variety of optical products and accessories to enhance clarity, performance, and precision.
Scope Polarizer
Scope Polarizer
Upgrade your shooting capabilities with our scope polarizer. Using the same technology relied upon by professional photographers, this lightweight optical enhancement cuts through glare and increases contrast, giving you a clearer view of your target in challenging lighting conditions while reducing eye strain.
Key Features:
Superior Glare Reduction: Cut through reflections from snow, water, and glass while enhancing target visibility in bright conditions
Professional-Grade Optics: Photography-quality polarizing filter improves contrast and reduces washout without affecting POI, eye relief, or eye box
Precision Collet System: Tool-less installation using our proven collet system, accommodating ocular diameters from 28-46mm with individual collets for precise fit
Lightweight Design: Just 30 grams (excluding collet), ensuring minimal impact on your rifle's balance
Intuitive Adjustment: Choose between set-and-forget installation, or optional access window model which allows quick polarizer rotation for adapting to changing glare conditions
Secure Mounting: Ribbed body and tightening ring provide confident grip for easy installation and adjustment
Collet Compatibility: Available as individual collets or a complete set of 11 collets spanning 28-46mm. (custom collet designs available upon request)
Whether you're dealing with snow glare, water reflections, or simply want enhanced contrast for better target identification, our scope polarizer delivers professional-grade optical enhancement in a lightweight, easy-to-use package.
You can download our complete collet library (28-46mm) for free, or create custom collets to meet your own specifications. Collets run on an 18° taper with 50mm OD so are simple and easy to design. Engineering and fabrication services available for custom requirements.
What Does a Polarizer Actually Do?
When light reflects off non-metallic surfaces (water, snow, glass, foliage), it becomes partially polarized, oscillating predominantly in a single plane parallel to the reflecting surface. A linear polarizer selectively transmits light based on polarization orientation. By rotating the filter perpendicular to the polarized glare component, you achieve maximum exclusion of reflected light while preserving unpolarized direct illumination from your target.
The result is enhanced contrast and clarity through selective glare attenuation rather than simple neutral density filtration, you're eliminating optical noise without proportionally reducing signal.
Real-World Applications:
Snow/water: Eliminate specular reflections causing target washout
Glass/vehicles: Reduce surface reflections to reveal obscured subjects
Atmospheric scatter: Minimize Rayleigh scattering and haze in bright conditions
Vegetation: Cut glare from reflective or wet leaf surfaces
Window vs. No Window: Design Trade-offs
Polarization efficiency is angle-dependent. Maximum attenuation occurs when the transmission axis is perpendicular to the polarized light's oscillation plane.
Set-and-Forget (No Window): Optimize polarizer angle during collet installation for known lighting geometries. Ideal for consistent shooting conditions and maximum element protection.
Quick-Rotation (With Window): Field-adjustable rotation for dynamic conditions. Valuable when sun angle changes, transitioning between environments, or when glare orientation shifts with shooting position. The window maintains element protection while enabling adjustment without loosening the collet.

