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D42HV56WFIMAX-G2-FMA-TR1-March
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D42HV56WFIMAX-G2-FMA-TR1
The March FX Tactical 5-42x56mm Riflescope D42HV56WFIMAX-G2-FMA-TR1 is a high-performance optic designed for precision shooting. It features a first focal plane G2 FMA-TR1 reticle with 1/4 MOA adjustments and six levels of illumination, providing enhanced visibility and accuracy in various lighting conditions. The March D42HV56WFIMAX-G2-FMA-TR1 scope offers a wide magnification range from 5x to 42x and a large 56mm objective lens for exceptional clarity and brightness. Ideal for tactical and long-range shooting, it combines advanced optics with robust construction for reliable performance.
The March FX Tactical 5-42x56mm Riflescope by March Scopes was designed to meet the demands of hardcore hunters, competition shooters, and other serious enthusiasts who needed a scope with the utmost optical and mechanical performance. This precise optical instrument features 8 magnification ratios, including one of the highest first focal plane magnification ratios ever made. The March FX Tactical 5-42x56mm Riflescope also comes equipped with March’s Temperature Anti-Drift Lens System which incorporates a new lens material to accommodate changes in environmental temperature by altering the refractive index of the lenses. This results in a more stable lens system which naturally adapts to changes in temperature to better maintain focus and clarity. Another notable feature of the FX Tactical 5-42x56mm is the 0-set device in the elevation turret, which allows the shooter to set any position as zero point and make adjustments without losing the zeroing. In addition, the FX Tactical 5-42x56mm is outfitted with the FMA-TR1 reticle which features a precise 0.2 MOA free-floating center dot above a "Christmas tree" of sub-tensions to compensate for bullet drop and wind drift.
