Riflescope FOMEI 3-18x56 FOREMAN HTC PRO G4 will be appreciated especially by hunters and sport shooters, particularly if they like to shoot at dusk. The riflescope has remarkable light transmission, thanks to the 56 mm objective diameter. In addition, the optics are treated with a multi-layer coating, which gives the riflescope a light transmission of more than 90%.
Other parameters that you will notice at first glance are also interesting. The first is the large magnification range of 3-18x, adjustable parallax correction, and electronic control of the red dot illumination intensity. An important role is also played by the lock function, which allows you to lock the adjustment turrets after zeroing the riflescope. Your setting will therefore not be disturbed even during a long and demanding journey with the rifle on your shoulder.
The riflescope body is filled with dry nitrogen, so the lenses will not fog up even during rapid temperature changes. The tube with a 30 mm diameter is extremely durable, as are the adjustment turrets in brass design. Thanks to this, the riflescope is perfectly suited for all commonly used calibres of hunting rifles.
Hunters will certainly welcome the electronic brightness control of the red dot, which is divided into 16 steps. In the first 5 steps only 9% of the illumination is controlled, and in the remaining 11 steps you can set 10–100% output. You can adjust its intensity so that it does not dazzle you. An additional bonus is the automatic switch-off of the red dot after 2 hours of inactivity, which saves the battery in case you forget to turn off the illumination.
The parallax is adjustable in the centre of the riflescope together with the other adjustment turrets. The parallax can be set from 50 m to infinity. Precise adjustment of the reticle is further helped by the fine adjustment step of 1/8 MOA.
Main advantages
• magnification 3-18x
• high light intensity and light transmission
• brass adjustment turrets
• adjustable parallax (50 m to infinity)
• 16 non-linear steps for setting the red dot brightness intensity