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8x-80×56 SFP Tracking Scope
SKU:
DT80HV56R-MTR-WFT
£3,804.00
| Weight | 3 kg |
|---|---|
| 0-Set DeviceA feature that lets you quickly return the adjustment dial back to your zero setting. | – |
| Accessory Rail | Yes |
| Adjustment clickHow far each click moves your shot on the target. | – |
| Adjustment dialControls used to adjust elevation and windage. | – |
| Body tube diameter (mm)The width of the main tube, which affects mounting rings and adjustment range. | – |
| Colour | Grey |
| DistanceThe range at which the focus or parallax adjustment operates. | 10yd – ∞ |
| Elevation TravelThe total vertical adjustment range available for shooting at different distances. | – |
| 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 |
| Eyepiece angle | Wide |
| Eyepiece focus | Fast |
| Field of View (real) (high) | 0.3125 |
| Field of View (real) (low)How much area you can see through the scope at the lowest magnification. | 3.125 |
 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) |
| FocusThe control used to sharpen the image and/or reticle for the shooter’s eye. | – |
| 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 |
 IlluminationLights up the reticle to make it easier to see in low-light conditions. | No |
| Lens | Super ED |
| Magnification (High)Controls how close or far the target appears when looking through the scope. | 80x |
| Magnification (Low)Controls how close or far the target appears when looking through the scope. | 8x |
| Objective Diameter (mm)The size of the front lens, which affects how much light enters the scope. | 56 |
| Package | No |
| ReticleThe crosshair or pattern you use to aim and make adjustments. | MTR-WFT |
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8x-80×56 SFP Tracking Scope
SKU:
DT80HV56RI-AR-MTR-WFT
£4,122.00
| Weight | 3 kg |
|---|---|
| 0-Set DeviceA feature that lets you quickly return the adjustment dial back to your zero setting. | – |
| Accessory Rail | Yes |
| Adjustment clickHow far each click moves your shot on the target. | – |
| Adjustment dialControls used to adjust elevation and windage. | – |
| Body tube diameter (mm)The width of the main tube, which affects mounting rings and adjustment range. | – |
| Colour | Grey |
| DistanceThe range at which the focus or parallax adjustment operates. | 10yd – ∞ |
| Elevation TravelThe total vertical adjustment range available for shooting at different distances. | – |
| 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 |
| Eyepiece angle | Wide |
| Eyepiece focus | Fast |
| Field of View (real) (high) | 0.3125 |
| Field of View (real) (low)How much area you can see through the scope at the lowest magnification. | 3.125 |
| 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) |
| FocusThe control used to sharpen the image and/or reticle for the shooter’s eye. | – |
| 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 |
| IlluminationLights up the reticle to make it easier to see in low-light conditions. | Yes |
| Lens | Super ED |
| Magnification (High)Controls how close or far the target appears when looking through the scope. | 80x |
| Magnification (Low)Controls how close or far the target appears when looking through the scope. | 8x |
| Objective Diameter (mm)The size of the front lens, which affects how much light enters the scope. | 56 |
| Package | No |
| ReticleThe crosshair or pattern you use to aim and make adjustments. | MTR-WFT |
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