All models feature Hawke’s new H7 optics with high zoom ratio, supreme clarity and light transmission.
Precision build components and larger 34mm monotube construction designed for extreme long range shooting.
FEATURES
- Patented Exposed Zero Lock ‘N’ Stop Elevation Turret
- First Focal Plane (FFP)
- 34mm Mono-Tube Chassis
- Side Focus
- Illumination
- Wide Angle FOV
- High Volume Eyebox
- 102mm Eye Relief
- Multi-LED High Intensity Reticle
- High Grade, Low Dispersion Crown Glass
- 21 Layer Fully Multi-Coated Lenses
- Zoom Magnification Throw Lever (Removable)
- Fast Focus Eyebell With Lock Ring
- Supplied With Professional Metal Flip-Up Covers.
RETICLE
FFP Mil Pro Ext. Reticle (30x)
The FFP Mil Pro Ext. reticle was developed specifically for first focal plane optical systems and based around the common principles of Mil spaced reticles. With Mil spaced markings extending out to 15 Mil of holdover, the FFP Mil Pro Ext is a versatile reticle that provides aim points no matter how extreme the distance.
All reticle measurements are Mil spaced and offer 1 Mil, 0.2 Mil and 0.1 Mil brackets for range finding. Every Mil spacing on the lower section is numbered to ensure quick and easy acquisition of target and ease of reference.
The thick outer posts are hollowed to ensure they can be seen at all magnifications, without blocking out too much of the view.
FFP MOA Pro Ext. Reticle (30x)
The FFP MOA Pro Ext. reticle was developed specifically for first focal plane optical systems and based around the common principles of MOA spaced reticles. With MOA spaced markings extending out to 60 MOA of holdover, the FFP MOA Pro Ext. is a versatile reticle that provides aim points no matter how extreme the distance. All reticle measurements are MOA spaced and offer 1 MOA and 0.5 MOA brackets for range finding. Every fourth MOA spacing on the lower section is numbered to ensure quick and easy acquisition of target and ease of reference.
The thick outer posts are hollowed to ensure they can be seen at all magnifications, without blocking out too much of the view.
