Hawke's 3-12x56 Endurance 30 WA Riflescope combines a high zoom with an extra-wide 56mm objective in a compact and lightweight body to deliver a versatile scope for precision and distance hunting in challenging light conditions. The scope inherits many characteristics of the series, such as bright and clear fully multi-coated optics, a strong and durable one-piece 30mm maintube, a 100-yard parallax-free range, and a fast-focus eyepiece while also introducing improvements in the form of an extended 41.5-10.4' (at 100 yards) field of view, 110 MOA windage and elevation ranges, and an increased number of layers of coatings (18). At the core of the optical system is the second focal plane LR Dot illuminated reticle, defined by the German #4 outline with three posts, a thin crosshair with ballistic stadia, and a brilliant red illuminated target dot. The reticle draws power from the included CR2032 battery, has six brightness levels, and provides a precise aiming reference.

LR Dot Reticle, 2nd FP    30mm One-Piece Maintube    110 MOA Windage/Elevation, 1/4 MOA IPC    WA: Wide-Angle Optical System    Low-Profile Covered Turrets    Anodized Aluminum-Alloy Housing    18-Layer Fully Multi-Coated Optics    Nitrogen Filled, Water and Fogproof    High-Torque Zoom/Fast Focus Eyepiece    Threaded Objective Bezel

• 3-12x zoom range
• Extra-wide 56mm objective lens for challenging light conditions
• 18 layers of anti-reflection full multi-coatings
• Wide angle optical system (WA): 41.5-10.4' field of view at 100 yards

• 1/4 MOA impact point correction
• 110 MOA windage and elevation adjustment range
• Parallax-free to 100 yd
• 4"-long eye relief
• 18.0-5.0mm exit pupil

• 30mm one-piece maintube
• Lightweight and durable aluminum-alloy housing
• Threaded objective bezel for attaching accessories
• Low-profile covered turrets prevent accidental adjustment
• Fast-focus eyepiece with a high-torque zoom ring
• Nitrogen filled for water and fogproof performance
• Rated for use on most calibers and recoil resistant
• Two lens covers included

• 2nd focal plane
• German #4 style outline
• For centerfire trajectories, like .308 Winchester
• Three solid posts
• Fine crosshair with two vertical bars below center
• Brilliant red target dot
• Six brightness levels

  Related Questions and Answers

  Q: 1. will this work with Olympus 900r and 600r flashes ?? J. Payne

  A: Yes, it is possible to use the Vello FreeWave LR Receiver with the Olympus FL-900R Electronic Flash and the Olympus FL-600R Flash mounted to the hot shoe on the bottom of the flashes listed above. However, do note that you would also need the Vello FreeWave LR Wireless Flash Trigger on the camera's hot shoe, and the transmitter is not sold by itself. As such, if you do not already own the transmitter, it would be better to purchase the Vello FreeWave LR Wireless Flash Trigger and Receiver Kit, B&H # VERFWLR, or the Vello FreeWave LR Kit with 2 Receivers, B&H # VERFWLRK, both which include the transmitter in the kit. Do note that these transmitters are fully manual, so you would have to set your flash output power manually as TTL automatic output is not compatible for use with the Vello FreeWave LR radio remotes.

  Q: 2. Hi, Does it work on the Sony z90v?

  A: No, this lens is designed to be used on Canon and Fujinon broadcast lenses.

  Q: 3. How long do you charge to be fully charged?

  A: Full charge time is 2 hours.

  Q: 4. Does it fit with a lens tripod mount attached? (Using a canon 100-400 with tripod)

  A: No this would not fit with the removable tripod collar and mount attached to the Canon EF 100-400mm lens.

  Q: 5. Will this receiver work with Pocket Wizards? Seems to be the same frequency.

  A: No, the Vello FreeWave LR Receiver, B&H # VERFWLRR, would not be compatible for use with PocketWizard remotes. You cannot interchange remotes between different manufacturer brands, even if they have the same frequency. But for the record, the Vello FreeWave LR Receiver operates on 2.4 GHz frequency, while PocketWizard remotes operate on 340 to 354 MHz or 344 MHz radio frequency.

  Q: 6. Are these binocular lenses lead and arsenic free?

  A: The Bushnell Bushnell 8x32 Spectator Sport Binoculars use lead-and arsenic-free Eco-Glass optics.

  Q: 7. Where is the product made?

  A: Country of origin for the Opticron Explorer WA ED-R Monocular (8x42, Black) is China

  Q: 8. Would these be a solid choice for observing bears, deer at a fixed location 75-100 feet away?

  A: The Bushnell 12x50 Spectator Sport Binoculars (Black) BH #BU12X50SSB • MFR #BS11250 would be too powerful at that distance. or an object like a bear. I suggest using the 10X version.Bushnell 10x50 Spectator Sport Binoculars (Black) BH #BU10X50SSB • MFR #BS11050

  Q: 9. I own the Vello captain transmitter and one captain reciever, will my captain transmitter trigger this reciever? I know it wiould be manual that's not a problem for me

  A: According to the Vello FreeWave LR Wireless Flash Trigger Receiver's instruction manual, when using Channels 1-4, the Vello FreeWave LR Wireless Flash Trigger Receiver can be triggered via the Vello Captain TTL Transmitter.

  Q: 10. Are these Binoculars ideal for bird watching below 50 feet?

  A: I would recommend going with an 8X42 Model for Bird Watching. The Nikon 8x42 ProStaff 3S Binoculars (Black) would be an excellent choice. Link to Model: https://bhpho.to/3fsEpwA