Good glass matters. You can have the most advanced super ninja rifle on the planet, but if you can’t see your target clearly, it’s a waste of money. One of our challenges in this area has been finding optics that perform without compromising our children’s inheritance. A good choice for this effort is Hawke Optics. Today, they have released a new series of scopes that blend price with performance. The Vantage HD 30 SF New Riflescopes.
Vantage HD 30 SF – Price Friendly Options
Hawke Optics has announced the release of the latest series of value-packed riflescopes. These new optics will have you hitting bullseyes at any range. The new Vantage HD 30 SF scopes feature System H2 optics for clarity and precision. In addition, they offer high-end features you’d expect from scopes at a much higher price.
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Multi-Coated Lens
The Vantage HD 30 SF riflescopes feature easy-to-use side focus adjustment, and the System H2 optics are fully multi-coated with 11 layers to provide you with crystal-clear vision throughout the magnification range. Each scope is built on a one-piece, 30mm chassis for outstanding light transmission. You get a removable throw lever to help with on-the-fly magnification adjustment. These scopes have Hawke’s Zero-Stop, locking elevation turrets, and exposed, locking windage turrets. These turrets are designed for accuracy, precision, and accessibility so you can make quick adjustments in the field, even with gloves on. They have an easy-to-use side focus and red/green illumination for the reticles with five brightness levels. You also get 3.5 inches of eye relief.
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Vantage HD 30 SF
The Hawke Vantage HD 30 SF scopes come in two magnification ranges. The 4-16×50 Vantage HD 30 SF scopes are available with an LR2 Dot, Mil Pro II, .223/.308 Marksman, or Rimfire .22LR reticles. The Vantage HD 30 6-24×50 SF comes with your choice of an LR2 Dot, Mil Pro II, or .223/.308 Marksman reticle. All reticle options are illuminated and very precise.
For more information, visit Hawke Optics.
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