Primary Arms Classic 4-16x44 MIL-Dot SFP Rifle Scope - Precise Optics - Durable Build - Field Performance

Optical Performance and Enhanced Precision for the Demanding Shooter

The Primary Arms Classic 4-16x44 MIL-Dot SFP scope is designed for hunters and shooters seeking precision, durability, and versatility. With its 4 to 16 times variable zoom and 44 mm objective lens, it offers a wide field of view and high brightness, essential for shooting in varied lighting conditions from dawn to dusk.

This scope features a MIL-Dot reticle in second focal plane (SFP), meaning the reticle size remains constant regardless of magnification, facilitating distance calculations and trajectory compensation. This feature is critical for long and precise shots.

Detailed Technical Specifications

• Magnification: 4-16x
• Objective Diameter: 44 mm
• Reticle Type: MIL-Dot second focal plane (SFP)
• Multi-coated optics for better light transmission
• Durable 30 mm aluminum tube
• Exposed turrets with audible clicks for windage and elevation adjustments
• Waterproof, fog-proof, and shock-resistant
• Total length: approximately 34 cm
• Weight: approximately 600 g

Advantages in the Field

The main advantage of this scope is its perfect balance between zoom, optical clarity, and durability. Its wide field of view allows quick target acquisition in complex natural environments. The MIL-Dot reticle facilitates range estimation and shot correction without additional devices. The solid construction ensures your scope withstands harsh weather and the shocks inherent to hunting.

Whether you are stalking or on the move, the Primary Arms Classic 4-16x44 offers prolonged visual comfort thanks to its treated lenses, minimizing eye fatigue. Finally, its precise adjustments allow you to optimize each shot with confidence.

Usage and Maintenance Tips

To ensure maximum longevity, regularly clean the lenses with a specific microfiber cloth and avoid abrasive products. Protect the scope with a lens cover during transport and store it in a dry environment. Make adjustments carefully in the field to prevent premature turret wear. After each outing, check the seals and remove any dirt or moisture buildup.