March 8x-80×56 HM Wide Angle Majesta – Shuriken Turrets (Gen 1)
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March 8x-80×56 High Master Wide Angle MAJESTA Riflescope
6 MOA and 2 MIL reticles to choose from…
Second Focal Plane with shuriken locking turrets. Move the mouse over the image to see the shuriken in action
March 8x-80×56 High Master Wide Angle Majesta in MOA or MIL
We currently have an 8x-80×56 among our lineup, but this March-X 8x-80×56 SFP High Master Wide Angle Scope is an entirely new scope which took us several years to develop. This scope has 25 degrees wide angle eyepiece which is 25% wider than the standard 20 degrees. (125% field of view (FOV) expansion. To the eye of the shooter, this increase is equivalent to 156% in terms of FOV area at all magnifications.) The shooter is presented with a much larger magnified picture of the target and its surroundings, eliminating the tunnelling effect inherent in high-magnification long-range optics. This majestic vista helps the competitor identify the conditions at the target thus allowing for last-second adjustments. It also helps to identify the target and reduce the chances of crossfire. The hunter and the target shooter will also benefit from this huge increase in the magnified field of view by increasing their awareness of the surrounding area at the target.
The current 8x-80×56 assembles ED lens, but March 8x-80×56 SFP High Master Wide Angle Scope newly assembles the High Master lens system with 2 Super ED lenses. By using Super ED lens elements, we can suppress chromatic aberration even more than with ED lenses and thus produce a sharper image with greater contrast. This riflescope with Super ED lenses can handle “mirage” better than ED lenses, and dramatically better than regular optical glass as well. ED lens preserves the focus position of this light and Super ED glass does an even better job of doing that. Because of this “shimmer protection”, the riflescope’s magnification can remain high and thus provide the shooter with a better aiming point.
The year of the Shuriken
Durability
This 8-80×56 High Master Wide Angle Riflescope, like all March scopes, is immensely strong to endure any severe condition. All March scopes are Argon-filled for internal stability and are fully weather-resistant and waterproof to at least 4 meters, and have passed impact tests of up to 1000G. The walls of the 34mm tubes are 4mm thick. Our 34mm body tube is simply just to make the scope extra strong. With its 4mm thick walls and the overall design, March-X and March-FX models are among the toughest riflescopes in the world. “X” in the classification name stands for 34mm body tube and “F” in the classification name stands for FFP (first focal plane).
Fast focus eyepiece
The diopter adjustment mechanism has been improved so you can adjust the eyepiece to your eye faster than ever before.
Dials
0.05MIL Type
One turn of both adjustment dials is 5MIL and one click is 0.05MIL.
Elevation has a total adjustment range of 19MIL.
Windage has a total adjustment range of 10MIL.
0.05MIL Adjustable dials with 0-Set
Oversized dials for elevation, windage, and side focus for easy adjustment.
The elevation dial has a 0-set function.
1/8MOA Type
One turn of both adjustment dials is 10MOA and one click is 1/8MOA.
Elevation has a total adjustment range of 66MOA.
Windage has a total adjustment range of 36MOA.
1/8MOA Adjustable dials with 0-Set
Oversized dials for elevation, windage, and side focus for easy adjustment.
The elevation dial has a 0-set function.
Reticles
MOA – W-DOT -MTR-W0 – MTR-W1 – MTR-W2 – MTR-WFT – MTR-WFD
MIL – W-DOT – MML-W1
Please note: The 8-80-56 Majesta is a very powerful scope and was designed to suit long range applications, with that in mind the image quality will slightly diminish at extreme short distances such as less than 50 yards. This does not affect the function of the scope. MTR-WFT reticle was made at the strong request of customers. For those who shoot mainly at close range, 50 yards or less, we recommend the 10-60×56 High Master Scope.
This March 8x-80×56 SFP High Master Wide Angle Scope has an outstanding image quality and the highest magnification, 80x, in the world as of today. This scope will be engraved “Majesta” befitting its name.
・10X Zoom in SFP, MIL
・New bicolor scope: Dark grey body with black turrets
・Robust 34mm body tube with a 4mm thick wall simply to make the scope extra strong
・56mm objective lens
・Highest magnification in the world as of today
・Wide Angle eyepiece : 25 degrees
・Temperature Anti-Drift Lens System
・High Master lens system (Super ED lenses)
・Shimmer protection
・Focus from 10 yard to infinity
・Scope body fully machined from aluminum ingot
・All Japanese metal parts with no plastic part except for minimum essentials such as an insulator
・Argon gas filled for internal stability
・Shuriken lock elevation and windage turrets
Shuriken-shaped lockable elevation and windage turrets. “Shuriken” is a star-shaped throwing knife used by Ninja. Red is for the locked state and white is for the unlocked state. “X” in the model name stands for the Shuriken lock.
MARCH 8x-80×56 TECHNICAL DATA SHEET & MOA RETICLE CHOICES
MARCH 8x-80×56 TECHNICAL DATA SHEET & MIL RETICLE CHOICES
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Product specs
| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
 ReticleThe crosshair or pattern you use to aim and make adjustments. | MML-W1, MTR-W0, MTR-W1, MTR-W2, MTR-WFD, MTR-WFT, W-Dot |
 IlluminationLights up the reticle to make it easier to see in low-light conditions. | Yes |
| Adjustment dialControls used to adjust elevation and windage. | Shuriken |
| Body tube diameter (mm)The width of the main tube, which affects mounting rings and adjustment range. | 34 |
| DistanceThe range at which the focus or parallax adjustment operates. | 10yd – ∞ |
| Exit Pupil (high) (mm)How wide the beam of light is at the highest magnification, affecting brightness at high zoom. | 0.7 |
| Exit Pupil (low) (mm)How wide the beam of light is at the lowest magnification, affecting brightness and ease of viewing. | 4.1 |
| Eye Relief (high)The distance your eye can be from the scope and still see a full image at high magnification. | 79-92 |
| Eye Relief (low)The distance your eye can be from the scope and still see a full image at low magnification. | 76-92 |
| 0-Set DeviceA feature that lets you quickly return the adjustment dial back to your zero setting. | Yes |
| Eyepiece angle | Wide |
| Eyepiece focus | Fast |
| Field of View (real) (high) | 0.31° |
| Field of View (real) (low)How much area you can see through the scope at the lowest magnification. | 3.12° |
| Field of View (real) (high) at 100 mThe width of the area visible at 100 meters on the highest magnification. | 0.54 |
| Field of View (real) (high) at 100 yds | 1.64 |
| Field of View (real) (low) at 100 m | 5.45 |
| Field of View (real) (low) at 100 yds | 16.4 |
| Lens | Super ED |
| Magnification (Low)Controls how close or far the target appears when looking through the scope. | 8x |
| Magnification (High)Controls how close or far the target appears when looking through the scope. | 80x |
| Objective Diameter (mm)The size of the front lens, which affects how much light enters the scope. | 56.0 |
| Elevation TravelThe total vertical adjustment range available for shooting at different distances. | 19mil, 66moa |
| Windage TravelThe total left-to-right adjustment range for compensating for wind or zeroing. | 10mil, 36mo |
| Magnification | 8x-80 |
| Adjustment clickHow far each click moves your shot on the target. | 0.05 Mil, 1/8 Moa |
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| IlluminationLights up the reticle to make it easier to see in low-light conditions. | Yes |
| Adjustment dialControls used to adjust elevation and windage. | Normal |
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| Exit Pupil (low) (mm)How wide the beam of light is at the lowest magnification, affecting brightness and ease of viewing. | – |
| Eye Relief (high)The distance your eye can be from the scope and still see a full image at high magnification. | 89-96 |
| Eye Relief (low)The distance your eye can be from the scope and still see a full image at low magnification. | 85-100 |
| 0-Set DeviceA feature that lets you quickly return the adjustment dial back to your zero setting. | No, Yes |
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| Eyepiece focus | Normal |
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| Field of View (real) (low)How much area you can see through the scope at the lowest magnification. | 8° |
| Field of View (real) (high) at 100 mThe width of the area visible at 100 meters on the highest magnification. | 1.40 |
| Field of View (real) (high) at 100 yds | 4.2 |
| Field of View (real) (low) at 100 m | 13.99 |
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| Adjustment dialControls used to adjust elevation and windage. | Normal |
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| Eye Relief (low)The distance your eye can be from the scope and still see a full image at low magnification. | 85-100 |
| 0-Set DeviceA feature that lets you quickly return the adjustment dial back to your zero setting. | No, Yes |
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| Eyepiece focus | Normal |
| Field of View (real) (high) | 0.8° |
| Field of View (real) (low)How much area you can see through the scope at the lowest magnification. | 8° |
| Field of View (real) (high) at 100 mThe width of the area visible at 100 meters on the highest magnification. | 1.40 |
| Field of View (real) (high) at 100 yds | 4.2 |
| Field of View (real) (low) at 100 m | 13.99 |
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| IlluminationLights up the reticle to make it easier to see in low-light conditions. | Yes |
| Adjustment dialControls used to adjust elevation and windage. | Tactical |
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| Eyepiece focus | Normal |
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| Field of View (real) (low)How much area you can see through the scope at the lowest magnification. | 8° |
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|---|---|
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| IlluminationLights up the reticle to make it easier to see in low-light conditions. | Yes |
| Adjustment dialControls used to adjust elevation and windage. | Tactical |
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| Field of View (real) (low)How much area you can see through the scope at the lowest magnification. | 8° |
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|---|---|
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| IlluminationLights up the reticle to make it easier to see in low-light conditions. | Yes |
| Adjustment dialControls used to adjust elevation and windage. | Tactical |
| Adjustment clickHow far each click moves your shot on the target. | 0.1 Mil, 1/4 Moa |
| Focal planeFocal Plane refers to where the reticle sits inside the scope and whether it stays the same size or scales as you change magnification. | Second Focal Plane (SFP) |
| Body tube diameter (mm)The width of the main tube, which affects mounting rings and adjustment range. | 30 |
| DistanceThe range at which the focus or parallax adjustment operates. | 10yd – ∞ |
| Exit Pupil (high) (mm)How wide the beam of light is at the highest magnification, affecting brightness at high zoom. | 1.68 |
| Exit Pupil (low) (mm)How wide the beam of light is at the lowest magnification, affecting brightness and ease of viewing. | – |
| Eye Relief (high)The distance your eye can be from the scope and still see a full image at high magnification. | 89-96 |
| Eye Relief (low)The distance your eye can be from the scope and still see a full image at low magnification. | 85-100 |
| 0-Set DeviceA feature that lets you quickly return the adjustment dial back to your zero setting. | No, Yes |
| Eyepiece angle | Normal |
| Eyepiece focus | Normal |
| Field of View (real) (high) | 0.8° |
| Field of View (real) (low)How much area you can see through the scope at the lowest magnification. | 8° |
| Field of View (real) (high) at 100 mThe width of the area visible at 100 meters on the highest magnification. | 1.40 |
| Field of View (real) (high) at 100 yds | 4.2 |
| Field of View (real) (low) at 100 m | 13.99 |
| Field of View (real) (low) at 100 yds | 42.0 |
| Lens | ED |
| Magnification (Low)Controls how close or far the target appears when looking through the scope. | 2.5x |
| Magnification (High)Controls how close or far the target appears when looking through the scope. | 25x |
| Objective Diameter (mm)The size of the front lens, which affects how much light enters the scope. | 42.0 |
| Elevation TravelThe total vertical adjustment range available for shooting at different distances. | 100moa, 28mil |
| Windage TravelThe total left-to-right adjustment range for compensating for wind or zeroing. | 100moa, 28mil |
