Schmidt & Bender Schmdt & Bender 6-36x56 PM II High Performance LPI M1FL 1cm cw DT27 MTC LT / ST ZC CT

„LPI“ ILLUMINATION IDEAL FOR LEFT-HANDERS AND FLEXIBLE MOUNTING
EXTREMELY SHORT AND LIGHT DUE TO COMPACT DESIGN
HEIGHT TOWERS WITH UP TO 39.5 MRAD ADJUSTMENT RANGE FOR EXTREME LONG-RANGE SHOOTING

The new 6-36x56 PM II High Performance offers the ideal solution from medium distance to Extreme Long Range. Like all scopes in the PM II line, this 6x zoom scope has been developed according to MIL-STD-810G for use under the harshest conditions. The excellent image quality with high resolution and a large field of view, which surpasses most 5-25x scopes on the market, ensures quick and detailed target recognition. Its special design makes it particularly compact and extremely light. The integration of the illumination button into the parallax allows for particularly flexible mounting and also facilitates operation for left-handers. The proven ultra-flat turrets are used for height adjustment, available in the 27 MRAD and 35 MRAD versions, allowing for low mounting of a red dot sight or LRF.

LPI (Illumination-Parallax-Integrated)

The new “LPI” represents a significant advancement. The illumination button is now integrated into the parallax adjustment, allowing for simplified mounting of the scope. Additionally, due to the absence of a separate illumination button, it is also suitable for left-handed shooters. The compact design of this innovative function allows for easy handling: the outer and smaller illumination button features 11 brightness levels, each with an “off position” between the levels. The larger parallax adjustment, adjacent to the tube body, starts at 25 m for close-range targets and can be adjusted to infinity. The illumination and parallax adjustment are clearly distinguishable in diameter and surface texture and can also be operated with gloves. The parallax and illumination can be adjusted and read while in position, significantly improving functionality.

New M1FL Reticle (1. BE)
The latest generation of match reticles
The M1FL is the latest development for competitive shooting based on the well-known LRR-MIL reticle. Our goal was to design a fine mrad reticle in the first focal plane that is optimized for both high-precision disciplines and shooting at extreme distances.

The M1FL, like the LRR-MIL, features an open target cross that can be illuminated. It consists of a fine, free-standing dot in the center with a coverage of only 0.32 cm at 100 m, followed by alternating gaps and lines with a length of 0.1 mrad.

Up to the 5-mrad mark, it is possible to hold or read target sizes with an accuracy of 0.1 mrad across the entire range. For quicker orientation, even-numbered lines are executed downwards or to the right, while odd-numbered lines are accordingly upwards or to the left. From the center outwards, the markings are more prominently highlighted starting from the 2-mrad mark, making them easily perceptible even at lower magnifications.

On the horizontal axis, the markings before the 5-mrad mark facilitate measuring oval or round targets. The bars on the vertical axis are subdivided into 0.5 mrad steps after the 5-mrad mark. On both axes, all 2-mrad marks are additionally numbered up to the 10-mrad mark. To facilitate observing the target and the shot, the upper area of the M1FL reticle is kept open. The vertical bar extends to the 10-mrad mark and also features a free-standing dot at the 5- and 10-mrad marks to allow for zeroing above the vertical bar, as is particularly common in Extreme Long Range shooting. On the horizontal axis, concentric middle bars guide the eye towards the center, especially at lower magnifications.

What does M1FL mean? “M1” (=Match 1) stands for the latest generation of sport reticles. As in the past, “F” (=Fine) stands for the fine reticle pattern and “L” (=Illuminated) stands for the illumination of the reticle.

If you have any questions, I am personally available at 015122809188.
Product safety information: Manufacturer:
Schmidt u. Bender GmbH & Co. KG Optical Devices
Am Grossacker 42
35444 Biebertal
[email protected]

EU Responsible Person:
Schmidt u. Bender GmbH & Co. KG Optical Devices
Am Grossacker 42
35444 Biebertal
[email protected]