Nikon ProStaff 7 4-16X42 BDC Riflescope

Nikon ProStaff 7 4-16X42 BDC Riflescope

• Objective lens diameter 42mm
• Eye relief. 4"-3.7"
• Exit pupil 4.2 mm
• Tube diameter 30mm
• Reticle adjustment 100 yds 1/4 inch

Tested and proven in the field by Nikon PROSTAFF members, these riflescopes will help you bring home the big bucks without spending them. Whether you hunt with a rifle, shotgun or rimfire, you can rest easy knowing that Nikon will never cut corners on: optics, ruggedness or precision.<br /><br /><b>Powerful Performance for Low-Light Situations</b><br />Low-light situations require superior glass and light gathering ability. Nikon's new PROSTAFF 7 riflescope has all the features to ensure a successful hunt – especially in those crucial times near dawn and dusk. Built with Nikon's high-quality Fully-Multicoated lenses, 30mm main body tubes and 4-time zoom magnification range, the PROSTAFF 7 riflescope is the latest winning product in the long line of Nikon Sport Optics.<br /><br /><b>Built With 30mm Main Body Tubes</b><br />The PROSTAFF 7 riflescope has a 30mm main body tube that provides a wider maximum internal adjustment range (90-140 MOA depending on model), which is useful for dialing in the elevation and windage adjustments needed for long-range shots.<br /><br /><b>Nikon's Fully Multicoated Lenses</b><br />Multiple layers of anti-reflective compounds on every glass surface provide bright and vivid sight pictures and optimum light transmission and maximum brightness from dawn to dusk.<br /><br /><b>Spot On Ballistic Match Technology</b><br />The PROSTAFF 7 series, like all of Nikon's riflescopes, are optimized for use with Nikon Spot On Ballistic Match Technology. Spot On allows you to discover all of the exact aiming points on your scope's reticle at various yardages for your specific ammunition and load.<br /><br /><b>Nikon's BDC Reticle</b><br />The BDC's unique see-through ballistic circles offer an incredible advantage for long range shooting, yet allow a normal sight picture for shorter-range shots where the crosshair itself is the aiming point.