STEINER 3-24X56 CW RANGER 8 RIFLESCOPE

Description Equipped with Steiner's high-contrast optics, the Ranger 8 delivers bright, sharp images with exceptional edge-to-edge clarity. A voluminous 56mm lens and light transmission of over 90% ensure clear visibility even in low light, enhancing performance at dawn or twilight hunting. An integrated ballistic turret (CW) allows for accurate bullet drop compensation at varying distances, enabling shooters to quickly and confidently adapt to long-range shooting. A zero mode function ensures that the turret can be reliably zeroed, facilitating rapid target acquisition in changing environments. Built to withstand the rigours of hunting, the Ranger 8 features a durable, one-piece 30mm tubular construction with a scratch-resistant hard anodized finish. Its waterproof and fogproof design ensures reliable performance in a variety of weather conditions. Main features: 8x zoom: Offers versatility for both medium and long distance shooting. High contrast optics: Provides a bright and contrasty image with outstanding edge-to-edge sharpness. Over 90% light transmission: Ensures clear visibility in low light. Integrated ballistic turret (CW): Allows accurate bullet drop compensation at different distances. Zero mode: Enables a reliable return to zero of the altitude tower. Durable construction: Built to withstand harsh hunting conditions thanks to a durable, one-piece 30 mm tube and scratch-resistant hard-anodized finish. Specifications: Magnification: 3-24x Lens diameter: 56 mm Field of vision 100 m away: 9,46 m - 1,18 m Eye distance: 95 mm Free of parallax: From 20 m to infinity Objective lens: 4-AI with fibre point, second focal plane Lens illumination: 11 levels (5x day, 6x night) with OFF between levels, 6-hour auto shut-off. Pipe diameter: 30 mm Length: 385 mm Weight: 774 g Waterproofing: Up to 1 meter Operating temperature range: -25 °C to 63 °C Experience outstanding performance and reliability on your next hunting adventure with the Steiner Ranger 8 3-24×56 CW Optical Riflescope. Watch the video below for a detailed overview: