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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
Professional rifle scope from the premium Continental series with ED glass,
LaRee & VePRO FMC optical lens system and variable 6–48× magnification.
The illuminated VCO-5 MIL reticle with 11 brightness levels is located in the
second focal plane.
9 pcs in stock,
Estimated Delivery:
October 15 - 19.
$ 747.6
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Professional riflescopes of the premium series Continental consist of a durable nitrogen‑filled body with IP67 protection rating, made of high‑quality aircraft‑grade aluminium 6061 T6 and a German optical system with ED glass and a LaRee & VePRO FMC lens assembly, which ensures exceptionally low dispersion and a high light transmission of 93%.
In the middle of the riflescope, on the tube with a diameter of 30 mm, there are three exposed turrets: two turrets with a zerostop function for windage and elevation adjustment with a range of 14 MIL and an adjustment step of 0.05 MIL, and one exposed turret with 11‑level red illumination control of the reticle and parallax adjustment from 10 yards (9 m) to infinity.
The eyepiece with a diameter of 44 mm provides a long eye relief of 95 mm and features two rings on its surface: one for dioptre correction with fast focusing +2/-3 and one for setting the magnification 6-48x.
The VCO-5 MIL reticle is etched directly on the glass and is located in the second focal plane - SFP. Illumination is powered by one CR2032 battery.
The riflescope is supplied together with a sunshade and lens covers.
This model is capable of withstanding 1000 g (unit of gravitational acceleration), which is equivalent to the recoil of firearms in calibres .300, .308 and .338.
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