Steiner 10 x 42mm R Tactical Binoculars

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Features and Specifications:

• Uses entirely new optical system formulations
• Fully multi-coated optics
• Completely new shockproof and waterproof housing
• 10x42 R Optics:
  • New interference mirror technology combines traditional silver mirror technology with selected Dielectric Coatings to the Interference Mirrors
  • Delivers greater light transmission, image contrast and pinpoint resolution
  • Optics are designed to offer maximum broad-band light transmission with exceptional clarity and color fidelity
  • Exceptional image contrast
• SUMR Reticle
  • The Steiner SUMR (Steiner Universal Mil Reticle) 10x42 Binocular displays the SUMR reticle on the right view side
  • Reticle focus can be adjusted via an eyepiece diopter
  • Left side diopter adjustment for image focus
  • 1.5 turn (6.5 ft. to infinite distance) center focus wheel
  • Reticle designed to offer long distance, large target ranging ability with 5 to 10 mil increments on the outer reticle quadrants to reduce down to single mil, half mil and 0.2 mil spacing in the center of the reticle for smaller targets or greater distances — a combination that makes the reticle truly universal
• Durable & Comfortable Design
  • Ergonomically designed housing
  • Special rubberized armor covering feels great in the hand and helps protect the binocular from the harshest of environmental conditions
  • Checkered rubber outer finish and recessed thumb pits make the binoculars comfortable to hold on long viewing sessions
  • Impressive eye relief with twist-up eyecups that have fold-down side flaps to block side light
• Tripod-ready for 1/4-20 tripod screws at the bottom of the center axis
• Note: Item 772 tripod adapter (sold separately) is available to fit the 10x42 R to most tripod and window mount types
• Magnification: 10 x 42mm
• Weight: 26.4 oz.
• Field of view: 315 feet @ 1000 yards
• Eye relief: 17.4 mm
• Close Focus: 6.5 ft.
• Size: 6.2"L x 4.6"W x 1.8"H
• Manufacturer's 10-Year Limited Warranty
• Binoculars are often referred to by two numbers separated by an "X". For example: 8 x 32
  • Magnification (Power): The first number is the power or magnification of the binocular. With an 8x32 binocular, the object being viewed appears to be eight times closer than you would see it with the unaided eye
  • Objective Lens Size: The second number in the formula (8x32) is the diameter of the objective or front lens. The larger the objective lense, the more light that enters the binocular and the brighter the image appears