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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
F1 indicates a special reticle that has its pattern extended to the bottom edge
of the optic. The Japanese lenses have an ETE Microlux anti-reflective coating.
The latest series from the Japanese manufacturer Optisan, which follows up on the successful Viper series. The EVX series offers a 25% larger field of view thanks to a new mechanical system. The turret adjustment system has also been redesigned and the clicks are now more precise. The one-piece tube with a diameter of 30 mm has a black finish. The Japanese lenses feature the patented anti-reflection coating ETE Microlux.
F1 indicates a special reticle, whose layout is extended all the way to the bottom edge of the optic.
Fixed 10x magnification is even more durable than other variable zoom models. The riflescope was tested on high-recoil air rifles as well as live-fire rifles. The result was truly surprising.
The tube is filled with nitrogen, which prevents fogging of the optics. The scope also has metal protective caps, which are very reliable and fulfil their function.
Adjustable parallax from 10 yards to infinity. It is located on the left turret together with the reticle illumination. The package also includes a large parallax wheel, which makes handling easier.
There is also dioptre adjustment in the range of -2 to +2.
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