Whether you’re punching paper at short range with a springer or waiting in the blind for the perfect shot at a ten-point buck, the Sporter rifle scope delivers outstanding performance. The Sporter rifle scope series features a close focus distance of just 10 yards, making it versatile for a wide range of shooting scenarios.
The Sporter rifle scope series utilizes reinforced lens mounts to withstand the unique oscillating recoil impulses of spring piston air rifles and punishing magnum caliber center fire rifles.
The Sporter scope also features a Fast Focus Eye Adjustment to easily adapt to your eyesight. Every lens is polished to photographic quality for exceptional clarity and light-gathering capability. They are fully multi-coated with our proprietary DiamondTuff14 coating to maximize light transmission.
These scopes deliver brightness, sharpness, and clarity that rival the best optics on the market. Built to meet the exacting standards of hunters and target shooters, this is a scope that performs when it matters most.
Magnification: 3-12X
Objective Lens Diameter: 44mm
Eye Relief: 3.5"
Field of View (@ 100 Yards): 34.5' - 9.7'
Length:13.5"
Weight: 17 oz
Exit Pupil Diameter: 14.6mm - 3.6mm
Tube Diameter: 1"
Parallax Focus Range: 10 yards to infinity
Adjustment Value: 1/4 MOA per click
Magnification: 3-12X
Objective Lens Diameter: 44mm
Eye Relief: 3.5"
Field of View (@ 100 Yards): 34.5' - 9.7'
Length:13.5"
Weight: 17 oz
Exit Pupil Diameter: 14.6mm - 3.6mm
Tube Diameter: 1"
Parallax Focus Range: 10 yards to infinity
Adjustment Value: 1/4 MOA per click
The thick plex posts naturally guide your eyes to the center of the reticle, where a thin crosshair can be used for precise aiming.
The thick plex posts naturally guide your eyes to the center of the reticle, where a thin crosshair can be used for precise aiming.
The Mil Dot reticle features a series of dots spaced one mil apart on both the vertical and horizontal crosshairs.
Each Mil Dot subtends 0.2 Mils.
The Mil Dot reticle features a series of dots spaced one mil apart on both the vertical and horizontal crosshairs.
Each Mil Dot subtends 0.2 Mils.
