MTC King Cobra F1 6-24x50 First Focal Plane

MTC Optics King Cobra F1 6-24x50 is a telescopic sight for shooters who favour higher-powered FFP scopes, where the balance between target and crosshair size is constant throughout the magnification range. It offers click-stop adjustments in MILs (1 click =1cm at 100m), actuated by lockable, finger-adjustable turrets. Featuring MTC’s SCB2 multi-aimpoint reticle, providing many aiming points and its central crosshair can be red illuminated six brightness levels to suite any lighting scenario. The 30mm tube has been matched to a 50mm objective lens that’s been specially-coated. A sharp picture is guaranteed with a fastfocus eyepiece and a side adjuster to dial-out parallax from infinity down to 10 metres. This adjustment also doubles as a handy range-finder when used with the King Cobra’s highest magnification settings.

The supplied magnetic flip-up covers also have an integral magnifier in the ocular cap to assist with turret scale reading.

King Cobra F1 6-24x50 Features

• First Focal Plane reticle: aim-points do not change with magnification adjustment
• Glass-etched crosshair: design exclusive to MTC Optics
• Edge-to-edge multi-coated lenses: bright, clear picture quality
• Side parallax adjustment: eliminates parallax error and assists in range-finding
• 15-yard minimum focus: suitable for airgun use and ultra-close-range shooting
• Reticle illumination: assists with tricky background and lighting scenarios
• 30mm body tube: more substantial build quality and light transmission
• Magnetic, rotating flip-up lens cover: fast and practical protection for lenses when in the field
• Fully water, fog and shock proof: increases longevity of the scope
• Nitrogen purged: internal regulation of scope’s high-end performance

MTC SCB2 Reticle

The Small Calibre Ballistic (SCB) reticle offers an amazing amount of aim points with a floating cross for accurate targeteting, ideal for use on small targets. The 1 mil dot square around the cross gives a fast acquisition for small moving targets such as rats.