HAWKE VANTAGE 30 WA FFP IR 4–16×50 SF

The VANTAGE riflescopes have been developed for all hunting disciplines, from pest control to big game.

All Vantage rifle scopes feature the new HAWKE H2 optical system.

Models with the IR designation are characterized by the red and green illumination of the precisely etched reticle with multi-level brightness adjustment.

The price-performance ratio impresses us with the Vantage series from HAWKE. We are amazed at what very good quality is offered in this price range.

The highlights of the HAWKE VANTAGE 30 WA FFP IR 4–16×50 SF at a glance:

High locking turrets
Reticle in the first focal plane (FFP)
30mm mono-tube housing
Wide-angle field of view
Side focus (parallax adjustment)
Reticle illumination
11-layer fully multi-coated lenses
Zoom ring with high resistance to rotation
Fast focus eyepiece

Nitrogen filled. Shockproof. Waterproof. Fog-free.
All calibers
10 years Hawke warranty
Technical details:
Length: 348mm
Weight: 745g
Eye relief: 90mm
Focus/Parallax – Side focus 9m — ∞
Field of view: 10.8 — 2.7m @100m
Exit pupil: 12.5-3.1mm
Housing: 30mm mono tube
Optical system: 4-16x
Objective: 50mm
Illumination: Red / Green
Reticle: FFP Half Mil Dot

Elevation increment: 1⁄10 MRAD
Elevation adjustment range: 26 MRAD
Windage increment: 1⁄10 MRAD
Windage adjustment range: 26 MRAD

Material: Aluminum
Eyepiece type: Fast focus
Lens surfaces: Multi-coating – 11-fold
Power selection: Knurled Posi-Grip
Focal plane: First focal plane (FFP)
Turret cap: No
Turrets: Lockable turrets

FFP Half Mil Dot reticle
The mil reticle with first focal plane (FFP) has been specifically designed for optical systems with a first focal plane and is based on the common principles for reticles with mil spacing. With markings at half-mil intervals outside of 5 mil in all directions, the FFP Half Mil Dot is a versatile reticle that provides aiming points even under the most extreme conditions.
The hollow lines are divided into mil intervals and 0.2 mil intervals, allowing them to be used for bracketing and range finding.
The reticle in mil spacing and the 1⁄10 MRAD adjustment turrets allow for easy aiming point adjustment. Each 10 adjustment steps on the turret correspond exactly to 1 mil spacing on the reticle. Due to the first focal plane (FFP), this applies to all magnifications.