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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 model offers variable magnification of 3–9× with the option to adjust
parallax (AO) from 9.1 m to infinity. Inside the one-inch waterproof tube
(25.4 mm) are lenses with a multi-layer anti-reflective coating.
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$ 82.3
Nikko Stirling rifle scopes of the Mountmaster series are characterized by a robust design that gives them incredible mechanical durability. In recent years, they have become very popular thanks to their excellent price‑performance ratio.
This model offers variable magnification 3–9x with adjustable parallax (AO) from 9.1 m to infinity. Inside the one‑inch waterproof tube (25.4 mm) there are lenses with multi‑layer anti‑reflection coating. To prevent moisture formation due to temperature changes, the tube is filled with nitrogen.
For precise aiming it uses a Half Mil Dot (HMD) reticle with 5‑level illumination in green or red. Reticle adjustment is done in clicks of 1/4 MOA (7 mm at 100 m) using two capped turrets.
The scope is supplied with a two‑piece mount for an 11 mm rail.
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