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Hawke Sport Optics 4-16x44 Vantage Sf Riflescope (1/2 Mil Dot Duplex Reticle)

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The Hawke Optics 4-16x44 Vantage SF Riflescope is a versatile all-purpose scope that is ideal for mid to long-range shooting with competent low-light performance. A broad zoom range brings even small, distant targets up-close; and the combination of a 44mm objective lens, that draws in a generous amount of light, and the 11-layer fully multi-coated optics maximize light transmission to produce bright and clear high-contrast images - even in low-light conditions such as dawn, dusk, or in heavily canopied woods.

Its modified duplex reticle has 1/2 mil diameter dots on the fine center crosshairs, with dashes midway between each dot to assist in hold-over/under, range estimation, or target size estimation. Complementing the performance of the scope is a lightweight and durable anodized magnesium alloy housing, with a 1" one-piece maintube that is nitrogen-filled and O-ring sealed to be water and fogproof. Threads on the ocular and objective provide a solid mounting point for optional accessories such as sun shades.

1/2 Mil Dot Duplex Reticle 1" One-Piece Maintube 1/4 MOA / Click Impact Point Correction 65 MOA Windage / Elevation Adjustment Low-Profile Capped Turrets Side Parallax Adjustment Turret Anodized Magnesium Alloy Housing 11-Layer Fully Multi-Coated Optics Nitrogen-Filled, Water and Fogproof Weight: 17.8 Ounces

Optics
Magnification	4 to 16x
Objective Lens Diameter	44 mm
Field of View	4x: 22.9' @ 100 yd / 7.6 m @ 100 m 16x: 5.8' @ 100 yd / 1.9 m @ 100 m
Exit Pupil Diameter	4x: 11 mm 16x: 3 mm
Eye Relief	3.5" / 89 mm
Impact Point Correction	65 MOA (Windage & Elevation) Adjustment per Click: 1/4 MOA
Parallax Correction	Yes, 15 yd / 13.7 m to Infinity
Anti-Reflective Coatings	Fully Multicoated
Reticle
Reticle Type	1/2 MIL Dot Duplex Crosshair Reticle (Second Focal Plane)
Illumination	No
General
Maintube Diameter	1"
Environmental Resistance	Water-Resistant (Unrated)
Fogproof	Yes, Nitrogen Filled
Dimensions	Length: 13.5" / 34.2 cm
Weight	17.8 oz / 505 g
Packaging Info
Package Weight	1.84 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	16.6 x 3.85 x 3.2"

4-16x zoom range
44mm objective lens
11-layer anti-reflection fully multi-coated optics improves color fidelity, contrast, and overall image brightness
22.9-5.8' field of view at 100 yards

Modified duplex crosshair-style
Thicker outer posts
Thin center hairs with mil dots and stadia markers
- 0.5 mil diameter dots with dashes in between for precision aiming
- Dots and stadia can be used for hold-over/under, range estimation, target size estimation
Second focal plane placement, sub-tensions set at 10x

Fast-focus collar
High-torque zoom mechanism maintains settings even after repeated recoils
1/4 MOA per click impact point correction
65 MOA windage and elevation adjustment range
Finger-adjustable, low-profile covered turret caps prevent accidental adjustment
Side parallax adjustment turret, adjustment range from 15 yards to infinity
Comfortable 11-3mm exit pupil
3.5" eye relief

1" one-piece maintube
Lightweight and durable magnesium alloy housing
Nitrogen-filled for water and fogproof performance
Rated for use on most calibers and recoil-resistant
Threads on ocular and objective for mounting optional accessories like eyecups and sun shades
Length: 13.5 inches
Weight: 17.8 ounces

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does it come with a carrying case?

A: Yes, the Hawke Sport Optics 8x25 Endurance ED Monocular (Green) comes with a case.

Q: 2. Is this a grey market item?

A: The Hawke Sport Optics 10x42 Frontier ED X Binoculars have a Hawke Optics US lifetime warranty. The color is gray.

Q: 3. Does these binos include us warranty?

A: The Hawke Sport Optics 10x42 Frontier ED X Binoculars come with a limited lifetime warranty from Hawke.

Q: 4. How do you attach it to the eyepiece?

A: The caps just slide directly on the the end. You can have them open up, to the left or to the right.

Q: 5. is the 15mm eye relief enough for a person that wears glasses?

A: Thanks for your interest in Hawke Sport Optics. Our Frontier HD X 8x42 models have a 18mm eye relief . Ideally when wearing eyeglasses 16mm -18mm of eye relief is perfect. 15mm can work for some guys just depending on the style they are wearing. If you have anymore questions feel free to contact use anytime. Have a great week,

Q: 6. Does this come with 1 lens cap or 2?

A: The Hawke Sport Optics 10x42 Endurance ED Monocular (Green) comes with a front and a read cap.

Q: 7. Does it work well with glasses? I wear glasses

A: Yes, this binocular is compatible for eyeglass wearers. Twist-up click-stop rubber eyecups for comfortable use with or without eyewear.

Q: 8. How's the glass where is it made ?

A: Featuring fully multicoated lenses. COUNTRY OF ORIGIN:CHINA

Q: 9. Can this unit mount to a tripod?

A: The Hawke Sport Optics 8x25 Endurance ED Monocular does not have a tripod thread but you can you this Manfrotto adapter to mount it on a tripod: https://bhpho.to/3wr4Ytx

Q: 10. Can this scope hold zero on a gamo G magnum 1250 springer air rifle ?

A: I can't speak from experience as I have never had the opportunity to try both items together. But I do believe the scope should have no problem holding zero. That's what is was made for.

Mike	22/07/2024
Mounted this scope on my HW50S. Its the perfect size and weight. The AO and ocular focus rings are very stiff, which I prefer since its less likely to shift during shooting sessions. The optics are clear, and I love the Mil-Dot reticle. The scope was very easy to zero. My setup is to shoot 1 low at point blank, then knowing Im on paper to zero at 10 yards, and then fine tune zero at 20 yards. Already gone thru a tin of pellets terrorizing soup and soda cans, and the zero hasnt changed. All-in-all, Id say that this is a really nice scope for the money. 5

Darrell	19/05/2024
Love this scope. Use it on my Henry to squirrel hunt 5

vito	24/04/2024
If you are in the market for a small binocular with top-of-the-line performance this, is it. I have several old binoculars a Meade 7 x 50 porro, a Tasco 10 x 25 and Bushnell 10 X 25 and which like me were getting are old. A friend recently became interested in bird watching and I did the research. As I live in the Houston area and at the edges of both the Central and Mississippi migratory bird flyways in the U.S. and live on a large tract of land, I have the opportunity to see a lot of different birds. As my old Meade was becoming harder to focus, I looked at the current market of ED binoculars and saw the Celestron NatureDX 8 X 42 model. Like many reviews it is fantastic binocular. I also decided to replace my small truck binoculars with something better than the Tasco 10 X 25 or the Bushnell and found the Hawk Vantage 8 X 32 model and I ordered it. I also gave some thought to the Hawke Endurance ED model and almost sent an email to B & H to change out my order but I didn’t. Upon arriving I did a comparison of the Celestron NatureDX against the Hawke Vantage. I cannot see the difference between the two. I can clearly see the difference between the Vantage the Tasco and the Bushnell. So, I drove out to the coast to look at the coastal shore birds. The Vantage is a very good binocular. It is lite, well built, easy to focus, very good light and for an eye glasses wearing person like me it has great eye relief. I don’t see how the Vantage Endurance could be much better. The Vantage is great binocular. 5