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Athlon Optics Neos HMR Muzzleloader Scope 1" Tube 2-7x 32mm Illuminated BDC250M MOA Reticle Black

$149.99
Brand
Athlon Optics
Color
Black
Category
Accessories
Magnification
2-7
Accessory Type
Optics & Sights
UPC
813869025851
MPN
216007

Overview

The Athlon Optics Neos HMR 2-7x32 muzzleloader scope features a 1-inch aluminum tube and a 32mm objective lens with multi-coated optics for clear light transmission. Designed specifically for muzzleloader applications, it incorporates an illuminated BDC250M Second Focal Plane (SFP) reticle calibrated for popular muzzleloader bullets to provide reliable drop compensation at extended targets. This scope provides a magnification range of 2-7x, a field of view ranging from 53 to 15.3 feet at 100 yards, and an eye relief of 4.61 to 3.86 inches. It features a fixed 100-yard parallax adjustment and an overall length of 10.80 inches. Finished in a matte black coating, the complete optic weighs 14 ounces.

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