Sightmark introduces new Latitude long-range riflescopes
Sightmark adds the Latitude to its roundup of riflescopes. (Photo: Sightmark)
Sightmark brings versatility to its lineup adding a new series of scopes, known as the Latitude line, to its ever growing catalogue of optics.
The Latitude features four long-range scopes with a 4-in-1 zoom ratio and green/red illuminated reticle options. The scopes boast a fully multi-coated scratch-resistant glass with locking fast-focus eyepiece, external zero-stop ring and oversized turrets.
Offering the 10-40×60 F-Class, 10-40×60 Benchrest, 6.25-25×56 F-Class and 6.25-25×56 PRS the Latitude is designed to allow shooters to tackle distance shooting. Equipped with 1/8 MOA on the 10-40×60 FTR and BR models or 1/4 MOA on the 6.25-25×56 FTR, the models deliver “stunning clarity, perfect for reading mirage and other environmental conditions at extended distances.”
The Latitude comes in four different models with each offering shooters the ability to shoot long range. (Photo: Sightmark)
The Latitude 6.25-25×56 PRS adds another first-focal-plane option to the Sightmark FFP scope options with .1 MIL windage and elevation adjustments. The company says this model offers a red/green-illuminated PRS reticle “designed specifically for fast, accurate target engagements ant varying distances.”
A sunshade, CR2032 batteries and manual come with the scopes alongside a lifetime warranty. Prices start at $719.
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