Vector Optics Everest 3-18x50 spotting scope

The Vector Optics Everest 3-18x50 SFP Gen. II SCOL-06II variable magnification spotting scope uses the MPTR-2 sighting crosshairs placed in the secondary sighting plane (SFP).

The Vector Optics scope is designed for extensive use in hunting, as well as in sport shooting, where precision shooting is essential.

The state-of-the-art Vector Optics Everest 3-18x50 SFP Gen. II spotting scope at Kolba Shooting Shop.

The sturdy hunting scope is characterized by high quality workmanship and durability of the tube created from 6061-T6 aircraft aluminum.

The robust design of the Vector Optics Everest spotting scope is suitable for mounting on .223, .308, .30-06, 7.62x54, 7.92x57 caliber weapons with a maximum bullet energy of 4500 J.

Features of the Vector Optics Everest 3-18x50 SFP Gen. II SCOL-06II scope:

• Magnification: 3-18x;
• Objective diameter: 50 mm;
• 30 mm diameter tube - provides a much greater range of vertical and horizontal adjustment compared to an inch tube;
• sighting reticle: MPTR-2 type ballistic crosshairs in the background (SFP);
• aiming crosshair adjustment: 1 click = 1/4 MOA;
• adjustment range (vertical/horizontal): 60 MOA;
• exit pupil: 10 mm for 3x and 2.8 mm for 18x;
• made of durable 6061-T6 aircraft aluminum;
• diopter compensation, in the range of -2 to +2;
• dew resistance - nitrogen filling prevents dew over a wide temperature range;
• shock resistance: 750 G;
• weight: 740 g (without mount);
• Included: scope, 30mm Weaver mounting rings, honeycomb flash killer shield, allen wrench, cleaning cloth, instructions.

Vector Optics Everest rifle scope suitable for precision shooting

The variable magnification of 3-18x on the Vector Optics Everest spotting scope can be easily set with the help of a ribbed ring, which allows you to quickly change the focal length. The knob designed to adjust the magnification has a pleasant, well felt resistance, so it guarantees us high precision operation.

To ensure that it can be operated in all weather conditions, the scope has been sealed and filled with dry nitrogen gas. This eliminates the risk of fogging when working in low or highly variable temperature conditions.

The scope's settings are adjusted by rotating the turrets with visible scales, allowing the user to quickly adjust the settings, taking into account the distance to the target and the prevailing weather conditions. Vector Optics Everest has a diopter correction capability of -2 to +1.2.