The HawkeXB30 Compact Crossbow 2-8x36 SR IR rifle scope for block crossbows features an illuminated XB30 Compact SR reticle in the background, multi-coated optics for a bright and sharp target image, and a lockable magnification and FPS ring, making the scope compatible with crossbows with a starting speed of 250-475 fps.
Hawke XB30 Pro Crossbow 2-8x36 SR compact rifle scope for crossbows
Hawke crossbow scopes are riflescopes with uncompromising durability and performance designed for shooting in difficult field conditions.
The Hawke XB30 Compact Crossbow 2-8x36 SR is a compact crossbow sight with a one-piece 30mm tube made of matte-finished anodized aircraft-grade aluminum. With a compact 256 mm design weighing 435 g, it does not appreciably increase the weight of the crossbow, which contributes to the comfort and mobility of the user. The wide-angle optics have been sealed and purged with dry nitrogen, which prevents the optics from fogging up even during sudden temperature changes. The waterproof and dustproof barrel ensures reliability in all weather conditions throughout its lifetime. The sight is shockproof, so it can be used safely on powerful crossbows.
The element that contributes to the performance and versatility of the Hawke XB30 Compact Crossbow 2-8x36 SR sight is undoubtedly the advanced sight reticle, designed for block crossbows with different initial velocities.
The scope has a red illuminated XB30 Compact SR target reticle in the background, with settings for precision at distances from 18 to 91 m (zero at 18 m) and a fixed parallax set at 46 m. The reticle consists of 4 tapering arms, an illuminated aiming crosshair with precise range graduations (every 5 yards) and markers for applying windage corrections. On the eyepiece is a diopter adjustment ring and a lockable knob (patent pending) that performs 2 functions: changing the magnification, and defining the speed of the bolts fired from our crossbow. To precisely align the sighting reticle with the crossbow, simply set the magnification/FPS ring to a value that matches the parameters of our shots. Once the crosshair is zeroed at 50 yards (45 m) and the initial FPS speed is set, the crosshair indicators will be precisely aligned with the trajectory of the fall of the bolts.
The functionality of the sight is provided by a target reticle illuminated in 2 colors (red or green) with a 5-stage adjustment scale, allowing you to adjust the brightness and color of the crosshairs to the prevailing lighting conditions, as well as your own preferences.
Magnification / FPS adjustment range.
- 2 × = 250 fps,
- 2.5 × = 275 fps,
- 3 × = 300 fps,
- 3.5 × = 325 fps,
- 4.1 × = 350 fps,
- 4.8 × = 375 fps,
- 5.5 × = 400 fps,
- 6.3 × = 425 fps,
- 7.1 × = 450 fps,
- 8 × = 475 fps.
Hawke - crossbow accessories in the Kolba shooting store.
The scope uses an H2 optical system with lenses fully coated with anti-reflective coatings (14 layers). This affects the brightness of the scope, provides a natural high-resolution image and reduces chromatic aberration. The low-profile covered turrets have an adjustment of 1/2 MOA clique. The full crosshair adjustment range is 180 MOA vertically and horizontally. To protect sensitive optics, there are metal lids that we can quickly and easily mount/remove with the included tools.
Features of the Hawke XB30 Compact Crossbow 2-8x36 SR crossbow scope:
- XB30 Compact SR sighting reticle with two-color illuminated crossbow - makes shooting in low-light conditions easier.
- Multi-coatings - anti-reflective coatings are applied to all glass-air boundaries to enhance brightness and image quality.
- Shockproof aluminum construction allows you to use the sight in harsh conditions
- Dry nitrogen-filled tube - prevents internal lens evaporation, as well as the ingress of dust and debris
- 30 mm tube - provides a range of adjustment of the aiming mark up to 180 MOA,
- Quick focus eyepiece ring - allows the crosshair to be sharpened to the shooter's sight,
- Locking magnification/FPS ring - combines 2 functions: changing the magnification and the FPS setting of the initial velocity of the bolts.
