WULF Lightning 7-25x44 Scope
If you’re looking for a lightweight, mid magnification Rifle Scope with side focus down to Air Rifle ranges, the WULF Lightning ticks all the boxes.
The 7-25x44 comes with a lightweight, 1-inch tube, a non-illuminated second focal plane half mildot reticle and 0.1MRAD tactical locking turrets.
The Lightning provides Hunters and Target Shooters with the perfect companion for their Air, Rimfire or Centerfire Rifle.
Features
- 1-inch Aluminium Monotube Main Tube
- Versatile 7-25x Magnification Range & 44mm Objective
- Second Focal Plane Half Mildot Reticle
- Fully Multi-Coated Crystal Lenses
- Tactical 0.1 MRAD BDC Locking Turrets
- Side Focus down to 15 Yards (13.7 Meters)
- Speed Focus Eyepiece
- Nitrogen Purged
- Waterproof Shockproof Fogproof
- Rated All Calibres
- WULF Titanium Lifetime Warranty
Specs
- Magnification Range: 7-25x
- Objective Lens Diameter: 44mm
- Tube Diameter: 1 inch
- F.O.V. @ 100yds: 15.72’-4.3’
- Eye Relief: 89mm (3.5 inches)
- Reticle: Half Mildot Reticle
- Focal Plane: Second Focal Plane
- Click Value: 0.1 MRAD
- Total Elevation/Windage Adjustment (MRAD): 19 MRAD (65 MOA)
- Length (Inch): 14.9
- Weight:601 gms(21.4 ozs)
- Side Focus: Yes
- Parallax: 15yds - ∞ (13.7 Metres to Infinity)
- Lens Coating: Fully Multi-Coated Crystal Lenses
- Warranty: WULF Titanium Lifetime Warranty
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Wulf scope
I thought at these prices a scope would be of the cheap and nasty kind, how wrong was I, bought to mount on an FX crown mk2 in FAC, expecting to replace before long with my .308 scope, no need some of the clearest glass I've seen in a 44mm, the tactical turrets are marvellous, zero reset takes literally seconds, never used an mrad my scopes are all 8 to 1 MOA, so made a card to convert between the two and never looked back, pigeon out to 130 yard no problem, dile in the elevation hold for the wind and you've got him, the half mildots are clear and precise, I like it, I like it a lot so much so I'll be buying a couple more to replace my rimfire scopes, and maybe the top model Wulf for the big bore.
