G3 8-32x56 FFP Rifle Scope
G3 8-32x56 FFP Rifle Scope, Includes: 8-32x56 FFP-G3 Scope, Flip-Up Lens Covers, Scope Rings, Honeycomb Sunshade Reticle: Illuminated Crosshair MOA Materials: 6061 Aircraft Grade Aluminum Scope Range: Long Range, 1500+ Yards. Magnification: 8-32x Objective Diameter: 56 mm Tube Size: 30 mm Weight: 2 lb 6 oz Eye Relief: 4.0-4.5 in Color: Black or Flat Dark Earth Fog & Water Resistance: Yes (Nitrogen Sealed) Warranty: 2 Years Download Product Manual The Monstrum Tactical G3F83256 First Focal Plane Rifle Scope is the next evolutionary step in our best selling line of FFP optics. Target an incredible range with the adjustable 8-32x magnification. Etched Crosshair FFP reticle with red illumination for better visibility in low light environments. Features a 1/8 MOA windage and elevation adjustments with zero setting. Manufactured from aircraft grade 6061 aluminum. Anti-fog nitrogen charged and weather resistant seals. New features unique to the G3 line include: Crosshair first focal plane MOA reticle for faster range estimation and holdover correction. Sleek inline side dial for reticle illumination and adjustable objective. Redesigned all-brass mechanics for smoother controls. This package comes with a pair of heavy duty high profile 30mm scope rings, detachable anti-reflective honeycomb filter for glare reduction, pair of flip-up lens covers and CR2032 3V battery for illumination. What is an FFP Rifle Scope? FFP stands for First Focal Plane. The term refers to the position of the scope reticle in relation to the magnification lens. In FFP scopes, the reticle is located to the front of the magnification lens - the first focal plane. The size of the reticle grows or shrinks in relation to the magnification. SFP versus FFP Scopes In SFP (Second Focal Plane) scopes, the size of the reticle is fixed regardless of magnification. Unlike First Focal Plane scopes where the size of the reticle changes. Range and distance information on the reticle remain constant in an FFP scope regardless of magnification - so a 1 MOA hashmark is equal to 1 MOA at all levels. Tasks such as range estimation, hold over correction, and bullet drop adjustment can therefore be performed much more easily.