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The Trijicon AccuPoint is a highquality variable powered sporting riflescope featuring a batteryfree illuminated reticle superior glass clarity and rugged construction. Designed to stand up to the elements the AccuPoint maintains the refinement needed for precise windage and elevation adjustments. The multilayer coated lenses provide superior light transmission while the dual illuminated reticle aids in quick target engagement in all light conditions. Manual Brightness Adjustment Override allows you to control the light output of the fiber optics during daylight. The AccuPoint provides a quick focus eyepiece and long eye relief. Aircraftquality hardanodized aluminum construction protects from the toughest elements and the matte black finish eliminates glare and light reflection. It is nitrogenfilled to prevent corrosion and eliminate fogging and waterproof to 10 ft. so the AccuPoint is able to handle even the most challenging hunting conditions.This 416x50mm model has a 30mm tube and MilDot crosshair reticle with a green dot second focal plane.
| UPC | 719307402508 |
| Length | 13.9 IN. |
| Weight (OZ) | 24.2 OZ. |
| Finish | BLACK HARDCOAT ANODIZED |
| Min Magnification | 4X |
| Max Magnification | 16X |
| Objective Size | 50MM |
| Field of View | 25.8-6.4 FT @ 100 YDS |
| Eye Relief | 3.6"-3.7" |
| Tube Diameter | 30MM |
| Reticle | DUAL ILLUMINATED MIL DOT CROSSHAIR GREEN DOT |
| Parallax Adjustment | 10 YDS-INFINITY |
| Exit Pupil | 9.3-3.1MM |
| Waterproof | WATERPROOF |
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