Rifle Scope

Product parameters

Model:10-40x56E

High magnification: 40x

Low magnification:10x

Material: aluminum alloy

Length:410mm

Weight: 1050g

Battery: CR2032 (not included)

Pipe diameter: 30mm

Can be adjusted up and down, left and right

A rifle scope, also known as a telescopic sight, is a magnifying optical sighting device mounted on a firearm to improve the shooter’s ability to aim. It allows for more precise aiming at long distances, especially for targets that are small or difficult to see with the naked eye.

Here are the main parts of a rifle scope:

• Objective lens: The large lens at the front of the scope that collects light.
• Eyepiece: The lens at the rear of the scope that the shooter looks through.
• Reticle: A set of markings in the scope’s optical system that helps the shooter aim the rifle. There are many different types of reticles, each with its own advantages and disadvantages.
• Turret knobs: The knobs on top and/or the side of the scope that are used to adjust the reticle’s elevation and windage.
• Magnification adjustment ring: The ring on the scope that is used to adjust the magnification of the image.

Rifle scopes are available in a wide variety of magnifications, typically ranging from 3x to 30x or more. The magnification you need will depend on the type of shooting you will be doing. For example, a lower magnification scope (3x-7x) is better for close-range shooting, such as hunting in brush or forests, while a higher magnification scope (9x-30x) is better for long-range shooting, such as varmint hunting or target shooting.

A sniper scope, also known as a high-powered rifle scope, is a specialized telescopic sighting device designed for long-range precision shooting. They are typically mounted on sniper rifles and are used by military and law enforcement marksmen for engaging targets at distances that are impractical or impossible with iron sights (the sights built into the firearm).