Euro Target Show 2026: New Products from Delta Optical and Pulsar

Delta Optical once again presented its offering at the Euro Target Show in Poznań. As in previous editions, the booth offered visitors a wide range of products that could be freely tested. A team of specialists was on hand, ready to explain the capabilities of the optics and provide expert advice.

The booth also featured new products:

• the new Forest Gen3 binoculars line,
• binoculars and spotting scopes from the Titanium line,
• Pulsar Symbion multispectral binoculars, combining thermal imaging, night vision, a rangefinder, IR, and a traditional daytime image.

Photo: Anna Mielczarek, MILMAG

“It has also been tested by people far more skilled than me. The Stryker is, of course, used by sport shooters, but the optics have also made their way into service use, where they undergo a literal baptism by fire every day. In every environment, they receive positive reviews and are praised for their durability and reliability.”

Anna Mielczarek

Photo: Konrad Busza, Elventure

“The Delta Optical One 10×32 binoculars are an excellent choice for nature enthusiasts, outdoor activities in the broad sense, or birdwatching. They are compact and very well made, and they don’t weigh down your backpack. Even when I go camping with a lightweight setup, I take them with me. For me, they’re fantastic!”

Konrad Busza

Photo: Anna Mielczarek, MILMAG

“Who is the Delta Optical 50ED for? Above all, for people who want decent equipment for broadly defined amateur observation of just about anything, and at the same time don’t want to spend hours online and on forums searching for information about optics.”

Bartosz Szymonik, MILMAG

Photo: Anna Mielczarek, MILMAG

“If you’re planning to build a do-it-all rifle, for example on the currently most popular platform—the AR-15 chambered in .223 Rem/5.56×45 NATO or perhaps .300 Blackout—the Stryker HD LPVO will be an excellent choice.”

Anna Mielczarek

Delta Optical official website

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