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reticles and
customizable reticles. In 2008, a
DigitalHunter Day/Night
Riflescope that uses
infrared captured by the CCD to
enhance low-light capabilities...
- magazines, QD (Quick Detachable)
scope rings,
Leupold Mark 4 Mil-dot
riflescope,
Harris swivel-base
bipod on a Knight's mount, and QD
sound suppressor...
- C20
rifles are ****ed with the
Schmidt &
Bender 3-20×50
Ultra Short riflescope. The C20 DMR is a semi-automatic
rifle that uses 20-round 7.62×51mm NATO...
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bounded off. In 1962,
Leupold invented the
Duplex Reticle,
which most
riflescopes now use. By 1979,
Leupold scopes were
generating twice the
total revenue...
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yards (370 m). At the same time, he also
found the po****r
European riflescopes on the
market were
missing the
right features needed for low-light hunting...
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enforcement and military.
Vortex products include binoculars,
spotting scopes,
riflescopes,
reflex sights,
holographic sights and
other accessories. It once had...
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chambered in .30-06. IOF .30-06
Sporting Rifle with
Tasco 3-9x 40 mm
Riflescope and
Haris Bipod mounted at a
private range in J&K, India.
Shooter taking...
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telescopic sight was the
McMillan endorsed Leupold Mark 4 16x40mm LR/T M1
Riflescope optical sight that has
since been
replaced by the
Schmidt &
Bender 5-25×56...
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taking precise and
accurate shots. The
system mounts directly to the
riflescope and
couples with the
elevation ****. With the aid of the BORS, marksmen...
- was
introduced in 1990 as an
option on all
Zeiss ZM/Z
riflescopes, the top-of-the-line
riflescope offered by
Zeiss at that time.[citation needed] The system...
