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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
Riflescope with 4–12× magnification, 50mm objective lens, green and red
illuminated Mil Dot reticle in the second focal plane, and an optical system
with 11-layer coating.
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$ 184.1
Riflescope created for air rifles of all kinds. It offers optical magnification of 4-12x, a lens optical system with high light transmission thanks to an anti-reflective surface FMC coating (Fully Multi-Coated) with a total of 11 layers, a 40mm objective lens and an etched green and red illuminated Mil Dot reticle located in the second focal plane (SFP).
To prevent the optical system from fogging due to temperature changes, the riflescope is filled with nitrogen. It is also waterproof and withstands recoil and shocks when firing break-barrel air rifles.
The adjustment turrets are capped (protected by screw-off caps) and horizontal and vertical adjustment is given in 1/4 MOA units. The parallax value is fixed at 91 metres (100 yards).
To mount the riflescope, you need to purchase a separate mount for a 25.4mm tube.
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