Target your game with the Barska 3-9x32 IR Blackhawk Riflescope with Mil-Dot Reticlefrom Barska. Among many highlights, this riflescope features fully multi-coated optics and an illuminated red-green Mil-Dot reticle. While the optics provide bright and clear images of your targets, the reticle allows you to get a precise aim and to adjust illumination that is ideal for the time of day. You can quickly and easily zoom in and out of near and far targets with the 3-9x magnification. Additionally, the scope offers a 3.3" eye relief and a linear field of view of 39-13' at 100 yards.

The housing is made of lightweight and durable aluminum with a matte black anodizing finish and offers a waterproof and fogproof performance. It features a 1" maintube diameter and capped finger-operated windage and elevation turrets. With adjustable windage and elevation and a 1/4 MOA impact point correction, you will be able to compensate for ballistic bullet drop and wind drift. Whether you hunt at dusk, dawn, or during the day, the built-in sunshade will help reduce glare and improve visibility. To provide a non-slip grip, all adjustment rings and turret caps are heavily knurled. Also included with the scope are one CR-2032 battery, two flip-up lens covers, and two mounting rings.

Red-Green Mil-Dot Reticle, 2nd FP    1" Maintube Diameter    1/4 MOA Impact Point Correction    Windage/Elevation Adjustments    Capped Windage/Elevation Turrets    Aluminum Housing with Black Matte Finish    Fully Multi-Coated Lenses    Built-In Sunshade    Flip-Up Lens Caps/Mount Rings Included    Water and Fogproof

• Red-green Mil-Dot reticle

• 2nd focal plane

• Adjustable illumination

• 5 brightness levels

  • Fully multi-coated lenses

  • 3-9x zoom magnification

  • 32mm objective aperture

  • 39-13" at 100 yd linear field of view

  • 3.3" maximum eye relief

  • 3.6-10mm exit pupil

    • 1/4 MOA per click increments

    • Windage and elevation adjustments

      • Aluminum housing

      • Black matte finish

      • 1" maintube diameter

      • Capped finger-operated turrets

      • Heavily knurled rings and adjusters

      • Built-in sniper edged sunshade

      • Flip-up lens covers

      • Waterproof and fogproof

      • Two mounting rings included

        Related Questions and Answers

        Q: 1. Can we trigger the 470EX AI with this on a Canon R6?

        A: Yes, the Vello FWIRC-C FreeWave IR TTL will drive the following units. Canon 470EX-AI Canon 600EX II-RT Canon 600EX-RT Canon EL-1 Canon MR-14EX Canon MT-24EX

        Q: 2. Will it work with the Canon 430EX speedlite? The model before EX II.

        A: Yes it does

        Q: 3. Could this be used as a basic controller to operate a series of flashes in manual mode for a Fuji X-e2? Not interested in TTL capabilities, but the ability to use it as a basic controller/trigger.

        A: No, that is designed to be used for Canon cameras and flashes that have the IR TTL system.

        Q: 4. Can I replace the head with a ball head, e.g. Gitzo?

        A: The Head on the Barska AF12440 Digital Aluminum Tripod with 3-Way Head cannot be removed.

        Q: 5. Does it work with Yongnuo Speedlite YN600EX-RT?

        A: Technically it should work. The YN600ex-RT has an Infrared receiver. But the manufactures have not tested there products together.

        Q: 6. Is there any point in getting this for my Nikon D810? I understand the D810 has commander mode built in, but I am looking for a method to create a stronger infrared signal to read my off camera Speedlights.

        A: I don't know if this will get you better range than the built in commander mode, but it does offer other advantages. First, I believe the built in commander uses the pop-up flash to signal the off-camera flashes. Even if you have it set to not contribute to the exposure, it will still probably add noticeable light in some scenarios. The pop-up flash can also cause people to blink. This avoids all of that. You could tape a piece of IR plastic over your pop-up, but this is definitely more professional looking. Last, the UI on this makes it very convenient to make setting changes. Especially if you are not using i-TTL, the UI on this makes it easy to adjust the flash power of each group without having to go through the camera menu. The downside of this is that you have to attach something to your camera while built in commander is, well... built in. In short, I don't know if this will get you better range, but it offers other advantages and conveniences. This does have better range than the Nikon SU-800, and also has a more compact shape. Whether those conveniences are worth the price is a matter of opinion. I got this because my camera body doesn't have built in commander. If my next camera body has built in commander, I will probably still use this. I typically just leave this attached anyway since I don't put my flashes on-camera very often. I am just an amateur, so my use cases differ greatly from a professional.

        Q: 7. its work with Nikon SB-5000 AF Speedlight?

        A: When the Nikon SB-5000 AF Speedlight Flash is set for off-camera usage as an optical infrared receiver, yes, the Vello FWIRC-N FreeWave IR TTL Flash Commander for Nikon will work as a on-camera Commander to wirelessly control your flash.

        Q: 8. Will this allow access to the Flash Control Menu on Nikon D500?

        A: All the flash control will be done from the commander only.

        Q: 9. is this considered a compact binocular?

        A: Indeed it is.

        Q: 10. We purchased the scope, it states it is waterproof. We have water and fogging inside the scope. What is our next step in checking into this. Can it be sent to manufacturer or you for repair?

        A: The best thing to do is contact the manufacturer. If there are any repairs needed they would be the ones to do them.