New 52mm objective lens version of the original 2.5x-25x

• Second focal plane design with 10 times zoom ratios
• 52mm front lens with superb Japanese glass, ED technology
• Both MOA models and Mil-radin model available (adjustment turrets and reticle)
• MOA model -120 MOA elevation range and 60 MOA windage range. One turn is 25 MOA with 1/4 clicks
• M-Rad model- 34 MIL elevation range and 17 MIL of windage range. One turn is 10 MIL with 0.1 MIL clicks
• Side focus/parallax adjustment. Long eye relief  up to 100mm. Main tube diameter is 30mm
• Tactical turrets with internal Zero set facility incorporated in the elevation turret
• Illumination models available with either STD or LOW level brightness switches.
• 3 reticle versions. Traditional type reticles like Duplex or non illuminated MTR glass etched and illuminated MTR glass etched
• 4 levels of illumination brightness controlled from pressure touch pad in the focus dial. Auto shut off after inactivity.
• Supplied with a Sunshade, plastic lens covers and also Tactical flip style lens covers (from April 2014).
• Mil Radian model with the Mil-Line (MML) reticle and M-rad turrets. Non illuminated and illuminated model

March  2.5 - 25 x 52mm    Zoom Scope (Second Focal Plane)

This second focal plane design scope has an 10x magnification ratio, which is the highest magnification ratio in a SFP (Second focal plane) configuration rifle scope made to date.   This 2.5x-25x 52mm model comes in two versions. The Minute of Angle (MOA) and a Mil Radian (MML) . This model compliments the Compact version which has a 42mm front lens.  The 52mm Objective model has ED lenses short overall size and strong robust build quality as you would expect from a MARCH Scope.

It comes in illuminated and non-illuminated versions. Standard and Low illumination modules are available. Both modules provide four levels of reticle brightness or intensity (red) and can be cycled by simply pressing the pressure switch within the focus dial on the left side. Very effective feature at dusk or when aiming at a dark target. Illumination models auto shut-off too to save battery life.  When the illumination is not activated the reticle remains black as per the non illuminated models with etched glass style reticles (MTR and MML style). Additionally, with the capability to set a position as the zero point in the elevation (0-set feature), the shooter will never lose their starting calibration point.    (*see additional note below about zero-set range)

Reticle options include the standard wire style reticles of the DE Plex, Crosshair and 1/4 dot. Then the glass etched reticles of MTR-1, 2, 3, 4 and the MML. These come in either non illuminated or illuminated versions.

The dial has 25 moa per one rotation of the dial and 1/4 clicks. For Mil Radian there is 10 mil per one rotation of each dial and 1/10th clicks. Lots of total elevation adjustment range.  Each Tactical scopes comes with Sun Shade and March Tactical Flip lens covers (scopes from April 2014)

* Special note about Zero set facility.

The Zero set or "0- set" facility is designed to work in the lower half of the total range of elevation adjustment. Actually it will work from approx 10 moa above centre position to the bottom of the adjustment range on this model. Zero set is handy so that you can return to a set point especially after using the dial for long range shooting. You may have wound the dial a long way and want an easy way to come back to a pre-set stop. Anyone shooting long range should be utilizing a mounting system to forward slope for the scope which keeps the optical centre of the scope approximately in the middle of the total adjustment which will be utilized. For example a 20 moa or 30 moa rail. This is what the zero set feature is designed to work with but it may not work with a 0 rail slope rail or mount system depending on functions of the rifle out of the control of a scope manufacturer.