In the world of long-range competition shooting, the goal is to easily locate and swiftly engage distant targets successfully with each shot. Easier said than done! Why? Obstacles between the shooter and the targets are vast. They can include extreme distances, where today’s, cartridges are pushed well beyond their intended limits. They may also include hidden targets, switching winds, poor and harsh lighting, sloppy field conditions, the stress of time, challenging stage barriers, and faulty handling that leads to dropped firearms – never a good thing. To overcome these obstacles, it will test every parameter of the riflescope's capability. You may not be able to control the conditions, but you can certainly adjust for them based upon your choice of a riflescope.
Magnification | 6 – 36 × |
Effective lens diameter | 56 mm |
Light transmission | 90% |
Exit pupil diameter | 8.8 – 1.6 mm |
Twilight factor | 17.7 – 44.9 |
Field of view at 100 m (yds) | 6.8 – 1.1 m (20.4 – 3.3 ft) |
Objective viewing angle | 3.9° – 0.6° |
Diopter adjustment range | + 3.0 | − 3.0 dpt |
Eye relief | 80 – 90 mm (3.0 – 3.5 ") |
Parallax setting | 10 m – ∞ (10.9 yds – ∞) |
Vertical adjustment range at 100 m | 32.0 MRAD | 110 MOA |
Lateral adjustment range at 100 m | 14.6 MRAD | 50 MOA |
Adjustment per click at 100 m | 0.1 MRAD | 0.25 MOA |
Centre tube diameter | 34 mm |
Eyepiece tube diameter | 45 mm |
Objective tube diameter | 65 mm |
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