The March FX Tactical 4.5-28x52mm Riflescope was designed with precision shooters in mind, but its compact profile and ease of operation make it well suited for virtually any application. It comes equipped with �Shuriken� windage and elevation turrets. These innovative turrets are lockable, and were designed to accommodate quick shooting and other applications that require more movements. The ability to lock the turrets eliminates the possibility of unintentional adjustments, and the unique �shuriken� shape of the turrets provides more grip when making adjustments.

In addition to its new turret design, the FX Tactical 4.5-28x52mm Riflescope is equipped with many of March�s familiar features. These include the Wide Angle Eyepiece, which provides a 25% wider field of view throughout the magnification range. The eyepiece also features a fast-focus diopter adjustment mechanism for quicker adjustments. Like all of March�s premium scopes, the FX Tactical 4.5-28x52mm Riflescope is outfitted with an advanced optical system to ensure exceptional clarity and performance. This system includes the Super ED lenses (the High Master lens system), which greatly mitigates chromatic aberrations. The optical system also incorporates a new lens material has been developed to accommodate changes in environmental temperature by altering the refractive index of the lenses. This new lens material has been adopted to create a more stable lens system that naturally adapts to changes in temperature to maintain focus and clarity over a wide range of conditions. In addition, the March FX Tactical 4.5-28x52mm Riflescope is available in multiple reticles, as well as illuminated and non-illuminated models.

Features of the March FX Tactical 4.5-28x52mm Riflescope:

• �Shuriken� locking windage and elevation turrets
• Wide Angle Eyepiece � 25% wider field of view
• Fast-focus diopter adjustment mechanism for quicker adjustments
• Super ED lenses for reduced chromatic aberrations
• Temperature Anti-Drift Lens System
• Available in multiple reticles and illuminated/non-illuminated models