Tasco World Class 3-9x50 Riflescope w/30/30 Reticle
World Class riflescopes deliver high-performance optics and advanced features at a price any serious hunter can afford. With TascoÕs SuperCon multi-layered coating on the objective and ocular lenses and fully coated optics, World Class scopes deliver more light when light is scarce for the brightest, clearest image possible. Rugged and dependable, these 100% waterproof, fogproof and shockproof scopes are built with Advanced Monotube Construction and carry a Limited Lifetime Warranty.The most popular all-around configuration for deer and big game hunting, this World Class 3-9x50 offers a large objective lens that boosts light gathering power and a good range of magnification. It features:3-9x variable magnification50mm objective lens30/30 reticleBlack finishSuperCon coating (heat-treated, fully multi-coated optics throughout)Tech TalkWhat the Numbers Mean:The numbers for each scope tell you the scopeÕs power or magnification rating, whether the magnification can be increased or decreased with a zoom dial, and the diameter of the objective lens. So, a 3-9x50mm is a scope with a variable zoom magnification from 3x to 9x with a 50 millimeter objective lens.How Much Magnification:Because high-powered riflescopes have a smaller field-of-view than a lower powered scope, choose your magnification with the distance you will be shooting in mind. Use low power for close shots in brush or deep woods and high power when hunting distant game in the mountains, open fields and prairie.Fixed vs. Zoom Magnification:Variable power scopes, or zooms, offer the benefits of high, medium and low powers, all in one scope. Zooms are particularly advantageous in changing light, weather, environmental conditions or geographic locations and when you're hunting different types of game. In short, variables enable the hunter to use the scope under various circumstances--from close-in brush hunting to open range hunting. Fixed or low power scopes are recommended for hunting dangerous game, especially at close range or in dense foliage where a wide field of view is required and where a mistake in distance estimation could have dire consequences.30/30 Reticle:Four picket-shaped posts are set at 90 degrees from one another. The center point is created by the crossing of fine crosshairs that connect the opposing pickets. This pattern can be used to measure distance. Using the 30/30 reticle, the crosshair lines represent an area 30" across at 4x from 100 yards away.