Rifle scope Magnus i 2.4-16X56 Ballistic turret BDC and scina - LEICA

Leica Magnus 2.4–16x56 i
In contrast to other riflescopes, the particularly low vignetting of the Magnus 2.4–16x56 i ensures extra brightness at low magnification factors. Its large-diameter front lens, a highly effective entrance pupil at mid-range magnification, and the highest, outstanding transmission value of around 92% ensure optimum identification up to the last minutes of shooting light.

With a maximum magnification of 16x, it is also perfect for ensuring the accuracy of ambitious, long-range shots. In combination with the outstanding Leica baffle system, its high transmission properties guarantee more light under all conditions, particularly when using low magnification factors.

Package includes riflescope caps for front lens/eyepiece, cleaning tissue
Front lens diameter 56 mm
Magnification 2.4 – 16 x
Zoom 6.7 x
Field of view at max. magnification (m/100 m) 2.8 yds / 2.6 m
Field of view at min. magnification (m/100 m) 28.4 yds / 17 m
Eye relief > 3.5 in / 90 mm
Exit pupil 3.5 - 12.4 mm
Parallax adjustable, 50 m to infinity
Diopter compensation –4/+3 dpt
Coating AquaDura® lens coating
Transmission approx. 91 %
Mounting option 30 mm tube / Zeiss internal track
Impact point correction 1 click = 1 cm/100 m (≈1⁄3 MOA), 150 x140 cm
Front lens filter thread M 58 x 0,75 mm
Length 360 mm
Weight 27.7 oz / 785 g / [with track: 28.7 oz / 815 g]
Waterproof waterproof to 13.1 ft / 4 m; nitrogen-filled 
Reticle illumination / type yes/dot
Automatic switch-off 3 min, ± 75°
Automatic switch-on yes, activated by position and/or movement

Turret ballistic BDC – Ballistic Drop Compensator
Its dial is equipped with a locking mechanism to prevent the accidental movement, and references corresponding to different shooting distances. Using the software available on the site www.leica-camera.com you get the indication of the references which associate the shooting distances chosen, depending on the distance of zero, the ball used and the other external parameters the main, at the highest magnification or at the magnification you want.