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Athlon Optics Neos HMR Rifle Scope 1" Tube 2-7x 32mm Center-X MOA Reticle Black

Name: Athlon Optics Neos HMR Rifle Scope 1" Tube 2-7x 32mm Center-X MOA Reticle Black
Brand: Athlon Optics
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$139.99

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Brand: Athlon Optics
Color: Black
Category: Accessories
Magnification: 2-7
Accessory Type: Optics & Sights
UPC: 813869025844
MPN: 216006

Overview

The Athlon Optics Neos HMR 2-7x32mm riflescope blends classic styling with modern ruggedness for dependable field performance. It features fully multi-coated camera-quality crystal lenses housed in a one-piece, aircraft-grade aluminum tube with a matte black finish. The scope is built around a second focal plane Center-X MOA reticle, a 1-inch tube diameter, and a fixed 100-yard parallax setting. It provides 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. The unit is nitrogen-purged, waterproof, fog-proof, and shockproof.

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