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Blaser B1 1–7x28 iC, with Demoglas rail showing signs of use true 1-fold initial magnification very large field of view of over 40 m IVD – automatically activating illuminated dot with Zeiss rail Only when both eyes are open while shooting does the shooter have the entire shooting field in view. It is ideal if the optics provide the target eye with the exact same image impression that the other eye perceives. The Blaser B1 1–7x28 iC offers this advantage thanks to its true 1x initial magnification – for optimal overview and quick target acquisition. The generously sized distance of 90 mm from the eyepiece to the eye significantly reduces the risk of recoil-related injuries with large-caliber rifles. Precision in detail – The reticle revolution Reticle position in the first image plane, fine reticle with low target coverage even at high magnification and daytime illuminated dot that can be adjusted to extreme lighting conditions: from winter hunting during the day to hunting boars at night. Swiss technology has made this possible. Strong, obstructive reticle bars in the high magnification range have previously posed a disadvantage of reticle positioning in the first image plane. Thanks to innovative Swiss phase grating technology, Blaser riflescopes have succeeded in achieving a low coverage of the reticle even at high magnifications. In combination with the adjustable illuminated dot for various visibility conditions, this results in a combination that promotes precise shooting under all hunting conditions. iC Illumination Control – focus on the essentials If the Blaser R8 repeating rifle is equipped with an iC cocking slider, the illuminated dot of all Blaser riflescope models is automatically activated when the cocking slider is pushed into the ready-to-fire position (older Blaser R8 models can be easily retrofitted with the iC cocking slider). A sensor in the riflescope detects the position of the cocking slider and automatically controls the switching on and off of the illuminated dot. To prepare for the shot, only a single action is required: disengaging (cocking the lock) the weapon. The intensity of the illuminated dot always corresponds to the last set strength. This adjustment is conveniently made using the adjustment wheel located on the right side of the riflescope. Thanks to this perfect interplay between rifle and riflescope, one gains time and thus the necessary calm for a safe shot. When using Blaser riflescopes on rifles without an iC cocking slider, the illuminated dot is manually activated by pulling out the adjustment wheel on the right. To achieve the longest possible battery life, the illuminated dot automatically switches off as soon as the weapon is placed in a very steep to vertical or sideways position. When the weapon is brought back to the shoulder, the illuminated dot activates automatically. IVD – automatically activating illuminated dot The model 1–7x28 iC has a particularly sensible feature for hunting practice: in the magnification range from 1x to 4x, a second, larger illuminated dot (Intelligent Variable Dot) is automatically activated. It provides even easier, intuitive target acquisition, making the shot on moving game significantly easier. Of course, the brightness of the IVD can be quickly and conveniently adjusted to all visibility conditions using the easily operable adjustment wheel. In the magnification range from 4x to 7x, a fine illuminated dot is automatically available for precise shots at greater distances. Its brightness can also be adjusted using the adjustment wheel. Whether in bright sunlight, snow, or deep twilight – when game comes into view, target acquisition occurs intuitively. Function and design – rifle and riflescope – the perfect unit The Blaser riflescopes were designed by hunters from practical hunting experience. Thanks to thoughtful arrangement and intuitive operation of all functional elements, the hunter's concentration remains solely on the safe shot. Their unmistakable design gives the rifle and riflescope a perfectly finished overall appearance. Thoughtful function – The very flat adjustment turret for the reticle side adjustment has been deliberately positioned on the left side of the riflescope body. The higher adjustment turret with adjustment wheels for parallax compensation and illuminated dot intensity is located on the right side for convenient accessibility. For right-handed shooters (over 85% of all hunters), this means significantly better visibility to the left of the riflescope. Especially when shooting at moving game, where it is generally advisable to keep both eyes open, this is a great advantage in terms of optimal visibility of the entire shooting field. Unique design – The flowing silhouette of the Blaser riflescopes allows the rifle and target optics to merge into a perfect unit. All control elements are equipped with a grippy rubber coating in a characteristic fish skin texture, whose color harmonizes particularly well with hunting rifles. Made for rugged use – The robust housings of the Blaser riflescopes are coated with durable hard anodizing, making them insensitive to external influences. For greater stability in case of a fall or drop and for intuitive operation, the adjustment wheel for the illuminated dot intensity has been deliberately placed not at the top in the eyepiece area, but in a compact unit with the parallax compensation adjustment wheel on the right side. Both control elements are made of sturdy metal and feature a vulcanized rubber coating in a grippy fish skin design. Technical data: Effective objective diameter: 10–28 mm Eye relief: 90 mm Transmission: > 90% night Parallax compensation: fixed at 100 m Adjustment range height / side at 100 m: 180 cm / 180 cm Adjustment per click: 1 cm/100 m Diopter adjustment: +2.5/–3 dpt. Reticle: 4-Dot, 1st image plane Zeiss rail For any questions regarding weapons, optics, and ammunition, please feel free to contact Mr. Mocek or Mr. Hollstein. 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Blaser B1 1-7x28 iC, mit Schiene inkl. Blaser BL 43 Adapter Nur wenn beim Schießen beide Augen geöffnet sind, hat der Schütze das gesamte Schussfeld im Blick. Ideal, wenn die Optik dem Zielauge den exakt gleichen Bildeindruck liefert, den auch das andere Auge wahrnimmt. Das Blaser 1–7x28 iC bietet diesen Vorteil dank echter 1x Anfangsvergrößerung – für optimalen Überblick und schnelle Zielerfassung. Der mit 90 mm großzügig bemessene Abstand von Okular zu Auge vermindert bei großkalibrigen Büchsen deutlich die Gefahr rückstoßbedingter Verletzungen. Das Intelligent Variable Dot IVD ist eine unschätzbare Hilfe bei der Jagd auf wehrhaftes Wild, wenn es gilt annehmendes Wild in Sekundenbruchteilen zu erfassen. Dank 28 mm Objektivdurchmesser ist das 1–7x28 iC auch noch für die Verwendung bei Dämmerung geeignet, was es zum vielseitig einsetzbaren Zielfernrohr für die Jagd auf allen Kontinenten macht. Technische Daten Vergrößerung: 1-7x wirksamer Objektivdurchmesser: 10-28 mm Außendurchmesser Okular: 45 mm Austrittspupillendurchmesser: 10-4 mm Sehfeld: 40,8-6,0 m auf 100 m Augenabstand: 90 mm Transmission > 90% Nacht Absehen: Hunt Pro Parallaxe-Ausgleich: 100 m fix Verstellbereich Höhe: 180 cm auf 100 m Verstellbereich Seite: 180 cm auf 100 m Verstellung pro Klick: 1 cm auf 100 m Gesamtlänge: 319 mm Gewicht: 645 g Für alle Fragen rund um die Themen Waffen, Optik und Munition, wenden Sie sich vertrauensvoll an Herrn Mocek oder Herrn Hollstein. Für unsere Angebote bieten wir Ihnen attraktive Finanzierungsmöglichkeiten über unseren Partner die Cronbank. Flexible Raten und Laufzeiten nach Ihren wünschen. Kommen Sie gerne vorbei, wir beraten Sie diskret in Finanzierungsfragen.