Description
Details: March 1.5-15×42. Illuminated red FD-2 Reticle. 0.1 MRAD Adjustments. Capped windage and elevation, parallax adjustment. Includes the original box, instruction manual, sunshade, throw lever, flip-up lens caps, lens cloth, modifier disk, and battery. 30 mm tube. Second Focal Plane
March’s Description: Light weight and compact 1.5-15×42 riflescope in MIL with tactical turrets is ideal for hunting and for precision semi-auto platforms. 42mm objective lens produces excellent low light performance in a compact form factor, while 1.5x low end magnification together with a day bright illuminated dot makes for very fast target acquisition.
- 10X Zoom in SFP, MIL
- ED Glass
- 30mm diameter body
- 42mm objective lens
- Side focus 10 yard – infinity
- Scope body fully machined from aluminum ingot
- All Japanese metal parts with no plastic part except for minimum essentials such as an insulator
- Argon gas filled for internal stability
- Fast focus eyepiece
- 6 level illumination module
- Top quality multi lens coating where the transmittance is very near 100%
- Water repellent lens coating
“Newly developed 42mm objective lenses system”
This 1.5x-15x 42mm scope has about the same length as the March 1x-10x24mm, but is capable of receiving more than 3 times the light. As a result, it produces a bright high resolution image.
“Durability”
This 1.5-15×42 riflescope, like all March scopes, is immensely strong to endure any severe condition. All March scopes are Argon-filled for internal stability and are fully weather-resistant and waterproof to at least 4 meters, and have passed impact tests of up to 1000G.
“Reticle”
Day bright fiber dot illumination FD-1 and FD-2 reticles are the perfect choice for hunting and tactical shooting.
“Fast focus eyepiece”
The diopter adjustment mechanism has been improved so you can adjust the eyepiece to your eye faster than ever before.
RKB Armory’s Opinion: This is one of very few LPVOs with adjustable parallax. But, this scope has just about everything you could want. This could really be a do-it-all scope!
