Featuring a highly useful 6x fixed magnification and a Mil-Dot reticle for wind and bullet-drop holds, the Osprey Global 6x42 Riflescope MOA Reticle Matte Blackis a simple and effective sight for your hunting rifle. The view through its Japanese-made, fully multicoated Hoya lenses is a bit brighter than a zoom scope thanks to its less-complex construction. Impact point adjusts at 1/4 MOA per click with 80 MOA of elevation and windage travel available for zeroing and dialing shots. The 6x42 Standard Series is shock, fog, and waterproof. It comes with mounting rings and lens covers.

Etched Glass Mil-Dot Reticle    Fully Multicoated Hoya Lenses    1/4 MOA Impact Point Correction    80 MOA Elevation & Windage Adjustment    30mm Maintube Diameter    Shock, Fog, and Waterproof    Mounting Rings Included

• Magnification: 6x
• Objective lens diameter: 42mm
• Fully multicoated Hoya optics
• Linear field of view range is 20.9' at 100 yards

• Mil-Dot duplex-style reticle
• Etched glass
• Vertical and horizontal hold marks

• 1/4 MOA per click impact point correction
• 80 MOA windage and elevation adjustment range
• Eye relief: 3.7"
  • Exposed low-profile turrets
  • Main tube diameter: 30mm
  • Shock, fog, and waterproof

  Related Questions and Answers

  Q: 1. How do I determine which plate size I need?

  A: The GLOBAL DYNAMICS UNITED Touch N Go QR System is available in three options. The 40mm version would be best suited for DSLR/mirrorless cameras, while the 80mm version would be good for mid range cine-cameras or camcorders such as the RED DSMC2s, Sony FS7, or Canon C-Series. Finally, the 120mm would be best for larger camera setups like the Panasonic Varicam, Sony CineAltas, or Arri Alexa LF.

  Q: 2. I have trouble with binoculars as my eyes are not level. Which monocular would you recommend for wildlife viewing? Thanks.

  A: Hi Michael, I cant use binoculars either, also due to eye issues. This presented a bit of a challenge for an amateur birder. The Barska 10 x 40 Blackhawk Monocular is the first and only monocular I've owned and I am so pleased with it that I'm not looking for another one. I can see birds in flight, and perching at about 100 feet, with crisp clarity. My Barskas give me an even sharper view than my husbands Bausch and Lombs, with far superior eye relief. My husband has a pair of Leicas as well, and I think my Blackhawk gives me just as great a view (really!). This has been true for both daytime and twilight viewing. Couldn't be happier with these. Hope this helps.

  Q: 3. is the base design have the arca-swiss dovetail? if not, is there another brand (NIKON to FUJI) adapter that does?

  A: yes, it does

  Q: 4. Will this fit the Rode Procaster?

  A: The Auray SSM-BC10 will not fit the Rode Procaster. You would want to use something more like BH #AUSMRM20 or BH #ROPSM1 for that.

  Q: 5. Do you know where these binoculars are made?

  A: They are made in China.

  Q: 6. Do these have an international warranty? If so for how long, and how does it work?

  A: This Nikon Warranty is USA only: Limited Lifetime Warranty on the Optical System Limited 7-Year Warranty on Non-Optical Components. Limited 1-Year Warranty on Electrical Components, when Applicable

  Q: 7. Great lens, but for what camera? Nothing is mentioned on your site. Need a lot more info!

  A: The Voigtlander Ultron 75mm f/1.9 Lens is a Leica M-mount lens design but can be used with 3rd party adapters to adapt to different camera bodies.

  Q: 8. Does the headphone has a vibration feature?

  A: These earphones do not have anti-vibration technology.

  Q: 9. Does it support Windows 7?

  A: Yes. In fact it supports Windows, MacOS and Linux.

  Q: 10. Does it support Windows7?

  A: Well worth the money. I have used them both on Mac's and Pc's and they have been flawless and simple to use. You can manually set them, but the auto feature works extremely well. You will need a USB 3.0 port.If I change my camera or computer output the Osprey automatically recognizes it.