Founded in 1990, China Wudung Optics Co., Ltd. is an innovative optics technology ior rifle scope designer and manufacturer, which is engaging in photoelectric instruments and optic instruments. After about 20 years' development, our company has the capacity of complete machine process, spray-paint on surface, electron process, optics assembling. We have own custom ior rifle scopes review, research and development center, production line, marketing and after-sales service department and molding, injection, painting and silk printing workshops. About 60% of our orders are OEM or ODM. We can offer you R&D services that cover market research, design, mold making, samples, trial production and market testing.

Fogproof. Shockproof (even when employed on a .50 cal. rifle). Finger-adjustable knobs. Photo engraved tactical reticle
MC-7 lens coating. Full multicoating and anti-reflection treatment eliminating glare and maximizing light transmission
One piece "O" ring sealed and nitrogen filled alloy housing. 30mm tube diameter. A.O. for 50m, 100m, 150m, 200m, 400m, 800m, infinity. High resolution optic system. Magnum lock support system on reticle. Superior optical glass by Schott Glasswerk, Germany. The rest of the I.O.R. hunting scope line is clearly built to European requirements, featuring oversize objective lenses and 30mm main tubes. Neither of these features is particularly desirable for North American hunting conditions. A 4-power riflescope is about right for the Winchester Model 94 .25-35 rifle on which we mounted the Valdada. It offers all the power needed for shots to and beyond the maximum point blank range of the cartridge, and enough field of view for most deer and coyote hunting. A 4x32mm scope is also very bright, boasting a huge 8mm exit pupil, which makes it an especially good optic for use in the pre-dawn and post-dusk dimness that mark the beginning and end of legal shooting hours.

I.O.R. - Valdada 4x32mm Riflescope. By Chuck Hawks and the Guns and Shooting Online Staff. Illustration courtesy of I.O.R. - Valdada. I.O.R. - Valdada is not exactly a household name in the U.S., not even among shooters. I discovered that I.O.R. is based in Bucuresti, Romania. Back in 1936, three optical companies joined together to form I.O.R. - Bucuresti, which became the leading military optics manufacturer in Central Europe. Jump ahead to 1993, when I.O.R. and Valdada joined efforts and introduced the I.O.R. sporting products line to the United States. The fall of the Evil Empire in Eastern Europe and the rapid westernization of Central Europe has certainly worked in I.O.R's favor and now, after 12 years in the U.S. market, they are seeking a larger market share. The scope that is the subject of this article arrived wrapped in a sheet of bubble wrap inside of a forest green cardboard box with the I.O.R. - Valdada name and logo printed in gold. Generic scope caps are provided that are a little too large for the diameter of the objective and ocular bells of this particular model scope, but they are connected by elastic strips on both sides that have enough tension to keep the caps from falling off.