If you're serious about long-range shooting, you'll be comfortable with the Hawke Sport Optics 6-24x56 Vantage 30 SF2020 Riflescope mounted on your rifle. The zoom range is designed to give you a good look at targets far downrange. Low-dispersion crown glass with 18 layers of anti-reflection lens coatings admit generous amounts of light for a bright, high-contrast sight picture. The high-intensity, multi-LED red SR Pro II reticle offers six brightness levels with off positions in between. The zoom ring is heavily knurled for sure and swift magnification adjustments, and comes with a removable throw lever for even more speed. The 4" eye relief will protect you from recoil when using high-caliber rounds.

The exposed locking turrets adjust impact point at 1/10 MRAD per click with a total range of 20 MRAD for elevation and windage. Complementing the performance of the scope is a lightweight and durable aluminum housing, with a robust 30mm one-piece maintube that is nitrogen filled and O-ring sealed to be water and fogproof. A 4" screw-on sun shade is included to reduce glare and increase image quality and a 4" removable side adjustment wheel can be installed on the parallax turret for precise adjustments and ranging.

Reticle in Second Focal Plane    30mm One-Piece Maintube    Exposed Locking Turrets    1/10 MRAD Impact Point Correction    20 MRAD Windage/Elevation Adjustment    Red Illumination, Six Levels    Aluminum Housing    18-Layer Fully Multicoated Optics    Nitrogen-Filled, Water and Fogproof    Runs on One CR2032 Battery

• 6-24x zoom range
• 56mm objective lens
• 18-layer anti-reflection fully multicoated optics improve contrast, color rendition, and overall image brightness
• 21.3-5.4' field of view at 100 yards

• Second focal plane
• Red illuminated center point and lower post with windage bars and dots
• Six brightness levels with off settings between
• Hollow posts with 1 MRAD bars at 8x magnification
• Rangefinding brackets
  • Locking fast-focus collar, removable throw lever
  • 1/10 MRAD impact point correction
  • 20 MRAD elevation and windage adjustment range
  • Rangefinding side parallax turret, adjustable from 10 yards to infinity, with removable 4" wheel
  • Exposed locking turrets
  • 9.3-2.3mm Exit pupil
  • 4" Eye relief for safety with high-caliber rounds
  • Sturdy 30mm one-piece aluminum maintube
  • Nitrogen-filled for waterproof and fogproof performance
  • Rated for use on most calibers and recoil resistant
  • Front and rear lens covers
  • 4" screw-on sun shade
  • Length: 14.3", 27.3 oz

  Related Questions and Answers

  Q: 1. Will this 75mm bowl fit the Robus RCC-5560 tripopd? BH #RORCC5560

  A: No, the Robus 75mm Video Bowl for Vantage Tripods is an exact replacement for the removable 75mm bowl insert that comes with your Robus Vantage series 3 and series 5 tripods, and will not work on other models.

  Q: 2. Will this fit the older OCF I gel holder ?

  A: Yes, the Profoto OCF II Grid (20°) [BH #PR101122} should fit the older OCF I gel holder.

  Q: 3. Will RSS claw and or spike feet fit on this tripod?

  A: Yes, they are compatible.

  Q: 4. What is the max height of the RC-5570 with just two of the legs fully extended?

  A: The Robus RC-5570 Vantage Series 3 Carbon Fiber Tripod with the first legs extended has a maximum height of 53". And just the last two legs extended has a maximum height of 56.5”.

  Q: 5. Where are the 6 Q&A?

  A: Below the recommended accessories, there are tabs, one of which says Q&A.

  Q: 6. How does this compare to the Tenba DNA 16 Pro? I generally like that bag but there are a few quirks I'd like to change.

  A: They are both comparable to each other. The Tenba DNA 16 Pro Camera Messenger Bag (BH #TEDNA16PMBB) has a removeable insert with dividers and is slightly larger than the Manfrotto Pro Light Bumblebee M-30 Camera Bag.

  Q: 7. Do I need to purchase a center column or can I mount my ball head directly to the legs? Thanks.

  A: A center column is not needed but the column would make it easier/faster to raise and lower the camera height. This would be the optional center column: https://bhpho.to/3BJzGRQ. The BH-55 head can be attached to both the tripod or the optional center column.

  Q: 8. One of the reviewers, Shawn, stated, "Had to order the center column later as I could not rotate my camera to vertical in my BH 55 because it would hit the sides of the tripod." He doesn't say what camera he's using. Has anyone using a Nikon D810 in conjunction with the Robus RC-5570 had this problem?

  A: The easiest solution would be to get a dedicated L-Bracket for your D810 and you shouldn't have any issues.

  Q: 9. Do I need to purchase a center column or can I mount my RRS BH55 directly to the tripod legs? Thanks.

  A: You do not need to purchase a center column but the tripod can adapt to one Here is a link where you can see view the center column https://bhpho.to/3BJzGRQ also your RRS ball head will adapt to this unit with no problem

  Q: 10. the legs have tabs at their top. how are these removed to allow for cleaning clamping rings?

  A: In order to clean the twist locks (tabs) you must unthread them, once unthreaded you will need to remove the shims from the leg segment using the Allen key included with the set, push the shims outwards from the inside out, once the shims have been removed you can slide the twist locks off and remove shim collars out for cleaning.