1st focal plane

When viewing the reticle in the first image plane, the reticle size also changes when the magnification is changed. The bar spacing and the coverage range remain the same.

Main tube 34 mm

The main tube has a diameter of 34 mm which is the standard for tactical scopes.

Adjustment direction CW or CCW

Depending on the model, elevation and windage are working clockwise (= cw) or counter-clockwise (= ccw).

Zero Stop

The Zero Stop or mechanical stopping point is 3 or 4 clicks below the zero indicator and can be activated after having zeroed the scope. This feature allows to find intuitively and quickly the zero indicator (e.g. in bad light conditions) and to adapt perfectly to special circumstances, such as e.g. high temperatures or very close targets.

TWIST GUARD windage

Unique TWIST GUARD windage (patented)

The innovative TWIST GUARD windage with it’s freely rotating end cover, reliably prevents accidental movement of the windage. This simple solution not only protects the windage from accidental movement, it also allows the shooter fast and unhindered handling of the windage without the need for cumbersome “locking” and “unlocking”.

Windage left or right

Superior handling and ergonomics thanks to the unique arrangement of operating elements

Due to the unique arrangement, all operating elements can easily and comfortably be operated with the intuitively preferred hand. Without having to reach over the riflescope or having to move out of the shooting position, all relevant information is always in the visual field. All riflescopes of the K-series have the parallax wheel integrated into the elevation turret.

The patented central arrangement on top of the riflescope makes right and left-handed operation equally comfortable.

Ergonomically the windage is perfectly placed on the left side for right-handed shooters and on the right side for left-hand shooters.

MOA or MIL

Depending on the model the clicks are in MOA or in MRAD. ¼ MOA corresponds to a shift of the point of impact of 0.741 cm/ 100 m. 0.1 MRAD corresponds to a shift of the point of impact of 1 cm/ 100 m.