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Nikon Monarch E 2,5-10x56 SF is a high-quality long-range telescope. An exceptionally large lens with a diameter of 56 mm provides a large outer diameter of 5.7 mm at a magnification of 10x, which is helpful when shooting at long distances in poor lighting conditions. Suitable for hunting both thick and small animals using larger caliber weapons. • large exit text, useful when hunting in poor light conditions • 30 mm tube diameter (European standard) • strong, durable body, ensuring a wide adjustment of height difference and correction to the wind • a large 56 mm lens provides a clear and clear image • optical efficiency (transmission): 95% • side regulation of parallax with a lock to prevent non-inadvertent change of settings • thread cross No. 4 • waterproof, fogproof and shockproof. • multi-layer coatings guarantee a better transmission of light, allowing a bright, clear image with a well balanced color scheme • manual adjustment of wind correction and height difference: easy adjustment of the viewfinder • Eyepiece with fast focusing provides extremely easy adjustment • a thread cross placed in the second plane ensures easy aiming | • Zoom: | 2.5-10x | | • Lens diameter: | 56 mm | | • Optics: | High-quality optical glass, MC cover | | • Optical efficiency (transmission): | 95% | | • Retracting the exit dust (mm): | 104.0 (at 2.5x magnification) / 102.0 (at 10x magnification) | | • Step adjustment (mm / 1 click): | 7 mm for 100 m | | • Step adjustment (MOA / 1 click): | 1/4 | | • Parallax adjustment range (MOA): | 80 | | • Parallax adjustment range (m): | 45.7 to infinity | | • Reticle: | No. 4 | | • Field of view (m / 100 m): | 12.9 (at 2.5x magnification) / 3.5 (at 10x magnification) | | • Exit pupil: | from 22.4 to 5.6 mm | | • Tubus: | 30 mm | | • Length: | 350 mm | | • Outer diameter from the side of the eyepiece: | 43 mm | | • Outer diameter from the lens side: | 65 mm | | • Weight: | 670 g |
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