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The Element Optics prismatic rifle scope with fixed 14× magnification and a
50 mm objective offers an exceptional field of view and a natural,
high-contrast image. For precise aiming it uses the APR-1C reticle with red
illumination.
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New videos and reviews every day 6000+ reviews from our customers The Element Optics prismatic riflescope with fixed 14x magnification and a 50 mm objective offers an exceptional field of view that draws you into the surroundings, allowing better orientation and situational awareness. Instead of the classic system of several optical lenses, the prismatic riflescope uses a glass prism, which significantly enhances peripheral vision capability, resulting in a much more natural image. In addition, ED glass (Extra Low Dispersion) reduces chromatic aberration, helping to achieve better sharpness and colour reproduction.
The compact, lightweight design ensures high mobility and easy handling. For mounting on a firearm it uses a 22 mm rail mount with adjustable 0–80 MOA cant and the option to choose the mount length.
For precise aiming it uses the APR-1C reticle in the second focal plane, with adjustable red illumination via the left turret, which also houses the SF parallax adjustment with a range from 6 m to infinity. Illumination is powered by a CR2032 battery (not included). The remaining two turrets for reticle adjustment with a 1/4 MOA click value include an exposed elevation turret with an 83 MOA range and a capped windage turret also with an 83 MOA range.
To achieve maximum functionality, the riflescope is equipped with a rubber eyecup and a magnetic flip-up objective cover.
The interior of the tube is nitrogen-purged to effectively prevent fogging of the optics caused by temperature changes.
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