Is this SFP? (Second Focal Point Reticle) Or in other words does the reticle stay the same size as you zoom in?
2024011
From my experience with this scope the reticle stays the same size when zooming in and out. Leupold makes a very good quality scope and I highly recommend the scope.
2024012
Yes..it's basically a scope that you would see on a deer rifle..basic cross hairs..that's it..but I love it..i bought a burris P.E.P.R. scope mount and put a burris fastfire red dot on top of that for the "close quarters" situtions..it is a lightweight set up and I love it
160527
Yes. You can get the next version of it with drop compensation as well. I prefer this reticle/optic for close to mid range engagements but if you wish to engage past 300 meters get the one with drop comp
2235465
No. All the zooming is done internally. There is no change in the physical size and neither the front ring or front elements rotate.
615923
Yes. This measurement means that it has variable magnification. It will magnify from 20x to 60x zoom. The "x80mm" number describes the diameter of the objective lens ( the one farthest from your eye) . the larger the objective lens, the more light it captures = brighter picture.
326597
No it does not. The dot size stays the same no matter the magnification. This is a great scope and would highly recommend it.
701063
it is an etched reticle.. that means, it is the same reticle.. only thing that cvhanges is the color, and the intensity of the color..
1933242
SF stands for "side focus." the parallax view can be adjusted with a control knob on the side of the unit. i have one of these on my Sig Sauer ar-15 and it works like a charm. if the scope is at it's maximum reach, you may experience a loss of view or what i refer to as "tunnel vision." with a twist of the knob you can adjust this phenomenon out of the field of view. nikon put a lot of work into this scope and if you zero at 100 on the cross hairs the rest is a breeze when you use the BDC (Bullet Drop Compensator) circles. very well-built and VERY ACCURATE...worth every penny. makes shooting the .223/5.56 round quite enjoyable.brian G. SF stands for "side focus." the parallax view can be adjusted with a control knob on the side of the unit. i have one of these on my Sig Sauer ar-15 and it works like a charm. if the scope is at it's maximum reach, you may experience a loss of view or what i refer to as "tunnel vision." with a twist of the knob you can adjust this phenomenon out of the field of view. nikon put a lot of work into this scope and if you zero at 100 on the cross hairs the rest is a breeze when you use the BDC (Bullet Drop Compensator) circles. very well-built and VERY ACCURATE...worth every... » Read More SF stands for "side focus." the parallax view can be adjusted with a control knob on the side of the unit. i have one of these on my Sig Sauer ar-15 and it works like a charm. if the scope is at it's maximum reach, you may experience a loss of view or what i refer to as "tunnel vision." with a twist of the knob you can adjust this phenomenon out of the field of view. nikon put a lot of work into this scope and if you zero at 100 on the cross hairs the rest is a breeze when you use the BDC (Bullet Drop Compensator) circles. very well-built and VERY ACCURATE...worth every penny. makes shooting the .223/5.56 round quite enjoyable.brian G. « Show Less
2141400
Yes, this is a fixed lens! So you cannot zoom in and out. But it is a beautiful one!! Best I have made portaits with!!!
160026
The mode button on the side changes from yards to meters. It also selects between three different reticles. "plus point" for small targets, like varmints, "duplex with plus point" and "duplex without plus point" which the last one I doubt you'd use, but who knows?
38303
Cannot tell specifically. If you want large magnification, you need to insert the object inside the clear plastic area. It is not even half of stated zoom otherwise. It does a decent job for the price.
218525
Yes it is. It does have exceptional quality optics for the price. I now have 3.
955255
It is focus-able to the viewer. I can't see clearly past 2 feet without my glasses. I see through this perfectly when I focus it. It's a tough little scope. I've been very happy with it. -DM
1449308
No you dont. The term 'focal length multiplier', and I am assuming you are referring to this number, does nothing to your focal length. It is a horrible term. It is your FOV (field of view) that changes.
1837117
It is not a "fixed" F/2.8. It is a "constant" F/2.8 which does not change when zoom from 24 to 70. It still has the smallest aperture of F/22 that you can use to gain all the DOF you want.
65263
Same focal length, but cropped. Here is a similar discussion: http://photo.net/digital-camera-forum/00Y6zf
609847
I have two of the Primary Arms 1-6 scopes and I really like the layout of the reticle. It gives you a lot of information in a very intuitive way. I don't find that the clarity is lacking at all as far out as I've taken shots with mine so far. I have a shoot coming up this weekend with targets out to 480 yds, so I will get a real test of the scope with those. But I would recommend it from my experience so far.
1492845
Mine was real, don't know about the one ur getting. There are ways to determine though, u can look online to see the difference, one thing u'll notice is that if u focus on the reticle, it is blurry, it is meant for quick reaction and works with both eyes open. Reticle will come clear when U actually look at the target and not focus on the reticle. I did end up buying the 3x magnifier and when u put that on, it makes it clear, but the 3x is for long range, both eyes open won't work with the 3x magnifier. This is ideal for close range only.