Hawke Sidewinder 30 SF 8-32x56 SF IR Rifle Scope

Hawke Sidewinder 30 SF 8-32x56 SF IR Rifle Scope. New for 2020, Sidewinder is the must-have high performance multi-discipline scope. Parallax-free shooting from 9 metres to infinity assisted by an index matched rangefinding side wheel (removable). All models feature Hawke’s new H5 optics which boasts a stunning 24° ultra-wide field of view with generous 100mm eye relief. Precision locking turrets with 1/10 MRAD clicks, now feature a witness window giving you an instant visual guide to your turret’s position.

Features

• Resettable Locking Turrets With Witness Window
• 30mm
• Side Focus
• Illumination
• Side Wheel - Index-Matched (Removable)
• Ultra-Wide Angle 24° FOV
• High Volume Eyebox
• 100mm Eye Relief
• Multi-LED High Intensity Reticle
• High Grade, Low Dispersion Crown Glass
• 18 Layer Fully Multi-Coated Lenses
• Zoom Magnification Throw Lever (Removable)
• Fast Focus Eyebell With Lock Ring

Reticles

20× Half Mil Reticle
Accurate mil spacing on 20× magnification. With half mil spaced markings out beyond 5 mil in all directions, the 20× Half Mil is a versatile reticle that provides aim points no matter how extreme the conditions. A series of crosses etched on the lower section of the reticle make for extra windage aimpoints and act to give an easy quick-glance method of counting which mil spacing you’re aiming with. Outer posts are segmented into half mil spacing and 0.2 mil spacings, so can be used for bracketing and rangefinding.

SR Pro II Reticle
Working with your bullet’s trajectory the SR Pro II reticle, exclusively from Hawke, is guaranteed to provide usable aim points whatever your caliber. The reticle features an illuminated central aim point, holdover aim points with windage bars and dots, hollow posts that don’t obstruct your view and range finding brackets.

The holdover aim points on the lower post of the reticle are designed with gaps increasing in size. This more closely represents the fall of a bullet’s trajectory; the further the bullet travels, the faster the bullet falls.

When on 8× magnification, the hollow bars at the edge of the reticle are divided into segments that each represent 3.6 inches at 100 yards (this is equal to 100mm at 100m, also known as 1 MRAD).