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How to mount and sight in a rifle scope
Learn how to mount and sight in a rifle scope, whether you are going to install it on a firearm or an air rifle. This article is intended mainly for beginner shooters.
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Variable magnification rifle scopes
This is a rifle scope suitable for shooting at medium to longer distances,
featuring an etched reticle in the lens and a nitrogen-filled tube.
The British company Hawke has more than 15 years of experience in producing optics with an excellent price-to-quality ratio. Its products are well known among sport shooters all over the world. The company also proves its confidence in its riflescopes with an unconventional lifetime warranty. And the Hawke Panorama 4-12×40 riflescope is no exception.
This optic is suitable for shooting at medium to longer distances. Hawke optics are already known for their durable aluminium one-piece tube. The reticle crosshair is etched directly into the lens, which allows the scope to withstand recoil even with high calibres and powerful spring air rifles. The tube is filled with nitrogen to prevent internal fogging of the optical system during sudden temperature changes. The lenses are equipped with 16 protective layers.
You can display the reticle in five different levels of red or blue colour. Low-profile turrets allow adjustment in 1/4 MOA increments.
Mounts are not included and must be purchased separately.
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