Оптический прицел U.S. Optics 3.2-17x44 30мм LR-17 (Horus Vision H59)

The U.S. Optics LR-17 Horus Vision H59 FFP Illuminated Reticle 3.2-17x44mm Rifle Scope, Matte Black, LR17-H59 Magnification: Range 3.2 - 17, Objective Lens Diameter: 44, Reticle: Illuminated H59 FFP, Finish: Matte, Adjustment Range: 77, Weight: 33.6, Field of View: Range 8.3 - 25.3, Eye Relief: 3.5, Length: 16.5, Color: Black, Reticle Type: Illuminated. is here at OpticsPlanet with unbelievable prices and discounts $157.00 OFF ! Please also check out more options for U.S. Optics LR17 Horus Vision 3.217x44mm Riflescope.Purchase your new U.S. Optics LR-17 Horus Vision H59 FFP Illuminated Reticle 3.2-17x44mm Rifle Scope, Matte Black, LR17-H59 from OpticsPlanet today and you will appreciate the easy checkout process, fantastic customer service, Free Shipping policy and information on easily tracking your order.LR-17H59 features a 44mm objective lens sits in front of a Turret Parallax Adjustment Locater (TPAL) system guaranteeing the sharpest image resolution possible throughout the 3.2-17 power magnification range. Target acquisition for accurate shots beyond 1,500 yards is possible when dialing the power ring to maximum value. LR-17 optics features an Erector Repositioning Elevation Knob (EREK) system with 1/10 MIL or 1/4 inch per hundred yards (IPHY) click values that maximizes gross elevation travel adjustment. The same mechanical precision engineered into the EREK knob is incorporated into the US#1 windage knob to ensure that reticle adjustment is precise. A 12-position illuminated reticle system provides an advantage for taking your best shot in low light conditions. Housed in a rugged, Type III hard-anodized 6061-T6 aircraft grade aluminum body, the LR-17H59 will always hold zero from daily use and in the harshest field conditions. The H59™ reticle is an improved version of the proven H58™ reticle. The horizontal grid featured in the H59 has been widened by one mil more than the grid in the H58™ for increased wind holdover. The grid pattern represents a total of 24 MILs of adjustment below the horizontal axis; 2 MILs of adjustment above the horizontal axis and 30.5 MILs of adjustment to the left and right of the vertical axis. The center cross has been turned into a "broken cross" so groupings are less obscured and more easily seen in the sight picture.