Product Description
Specifications:3-12x, Field of View (ft@100yds/m@100m) =26.7/8.8@3x-7.4/2.5@12x, Exit Pupil = 10.8-3.3mm, Eye Relief = 3.1", Click value = 1/4.
| List Price: | $210.75 |
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Product Details
- Size: AC10848 - 12X40
- Color: Black Matte
- Brand: Barska
- Model: AC10848
- Released on: 2009-03-11
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 2.63" h x 14.13" w x 14.13" l, .40 pounds
Features
- 3-12x variable magnification with large 40mm objective lens in a 100% waterproof and fogproof extra rigid shockproof construction
- Multi-coated optics with 30/30 reticles.
- Adjustable Objective lens for parallax correction.
- Specifically engineered for .17 Magnum Rimfire Rifle and Pre-calculated trajectory compensation form 100 to 300 yards by turn of a dail
- Bullet Drop Technology
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
Great Scope for 22 LR rifle
By E. Estrada
It took a couple of trips to firing range but I finally got the scoped sited in. The optics are clear an the large object allows you to see clearly through the scope, unlike cheaper scopes which is like looking down a tunnel or pipe. In fact, the range was out of rental spotting scopes, so I used the rifle scope as a make shift spotting scope for my children who were shooting open sites.
Windage was a couple of clicks off and eventually had to dial the yardage to 135 yards to get the rounds to hit center on the target at 50 yards; then I carefully loosed the set screws, pulled up the dial straight up, aligned the 50 yard marking with the reference mark on the scope, pressed the dial straight down and tightened the set screws.
Though I was a little disappointed that the elevation was not better set at the factory, which is very minor compared to the quality of this great scope, which is now on sale for even less than I paid for it and that was a great price!
Scope comes with lens covers connected by black rubber straps and 3 - 22LR dials for 36 grain, 38 grain and 40 Grain bullet weight along with the factory installed .17 HMR 30/30 dial.
I may get the add-on flip up lens protectors made by Butler Creek, but going to wait on that for a while. Besides there are lot of other accessories I need to get for my Ruger 10/22.
I ordered scope with Ruger style high rings, but the mount rings were made incorrectly at the factory and would not lock down. I returned them and was promptly refunded for the mount rings. Ended up with Weaver or dove tail style high mount rings I bought at Cabela's. Make sure you get the high rings because of the 44 mm Outer diameter of the main lens housing.
I was so impressed by the optics on this scope, I bought a Barska compact spotting scope (on sale it turns out). Haven't had a chance to use it yet but took a peaked through the spotting scope it and the rifle scope optics are better but the rifle scope is also 3 times the price so it should be better! I will be taking my good photographic tripod instead of using the plastic tripod that comes with the spotting scope and its cheap enough that if the children break it I won't be too upset.
0 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
? Barska Warranty ?
By Ronald M. Etters
Barska charges the customer a $25 fee for "inspection" and return shipping - even if the scope has a manufacturing defect. Sounds like Barska does not have much confidence in its rifle scopes to have such a proportionally high fee (27% of my purchase price). This $25 fee clearly will discourage many customers from pursuing a warranty claim with Barska. In addition, the customer must pay the return shipping to Barska and repairs take "6-8 weeks" - way too long when you actually need a scope. Otherwise, the scope has a bright sight picture, fits well in a medium mount & elevation turret change was easy. I have not yet had the scope out at my range for zeroing or firing.
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