Experience New Products Live
Clear the stage for a real highlight in the international hunting world: For the first time, Blaser is presenting the brand-new R8 Professional 2.0 at Europe's largest hunting trade fair, “Jagd & Hund” in Dortmund, and invites visitors to enjoy a great “hands-on experience” starting on January 27, 2026.
For six days, the Blaser booth C38 in Hall 6 will be a meeting place for everyone who wants to experience the latest hunting technology live. Test, compare, or simply marvel. Visitors can pick up new products and classics in person and experience every detail for themselves: function, workmanship, ergonomics, and feel.
R8 Professional 2.0 – built for the toughest applications
The R8 Professional 2.0 will clearly be the crowd puller. It combines proven Blaser DNA with forward-looking technology:
Unrivaled DLC A+ coating for maximum robustness, the toughest surface protection, and extreme corrosion resistance.
Two-component technology that permanently bonds the stock and elastomer inserts.
Fully bedded housing as standard for optimum rigidity, precision, and durability.
Full-length stock that reliably protects the receiver even under the harshest conditions
All in all: a modern hunting companion, created for those who accept no compromises.
Passionate advice – the entire portfolio in focus
As you would expect from Blaser, experienced specialists are on hand to offer personal advice and delve deep into the product world. From the new Blaser Rangefinder to the Blaser B1 and B2 riflescope lines and the newly developed CDX ammunition and highly functional Blaser clothing, hunters receive answers, recommendations, and inspiration directly from the source. Personal interaction with customers is an integral part of the Blaser philosophy and a special added value at the trade fair.
Experience live what has distinguished Blaser for decades: the highest quality, groundbreaking innovation, and competent advice on an equal footing.
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