Features NIKKO STIRLING MOUNT MASTER SCOPE

Nikko Stirling Mount Master Rifle Scope

The Mount Master series of proven solvency sensors are ideal for everyday use, which also have a very competitive price. Features adjustable ¼ "MOA turrets and 3/8" or 1 "Weaver style mounts option. All Mount Master optical sights are shock-resistant and vacuum-purged for later filling with dry nitrogen in the factory that gives them a guaranteed waterproof and fog-proof performance, whether shooting on the target or outdoors.

Characteristics

• Purged with dry nitrogen to obtain 100% waterproof and mist proof

• Mil-Dot reticle (Duplex on standard models)

• Fully multi-coated lenses

You can buy this Nikko Stirling Mount Master Rifle Scope with the following increases

· 4x32

· Increase: 4

· Reticle: HMD - HMD AO - HMD ilum. red / green AO

· Objective: 32 mm

· Click value on height and drift: 1/4 MOA per click

· Range in drift elevation: 40 MOA

· Length: 29.5 cm or 28.5.

· Weight: 281 g.

· 3-9x40

· Increase: 3-9

· Reticle: HMD - HMD AO - HMD ilum. red / green AO

· Objective: 40 mm

· Click value on height and drift: 1/4 MOA per click

· Range in drift elevation: 30 MOA

· Length: 31.1 cm or 32.2 cm

· Weight: 346 g or 380 g

· 4-12x50

· Increase: 4-12

· Reticle: HMD - HMD AO - HMD ilum. red / green AO

· Objective: 50 mm

· Click value on height and drift: 1/4 MOA per click

· Range in drift elevation: 30 MOA

· Length: 33 cm or 33.3 cm

· Weight: 412 g or 403 g

What graticules and / or magnification settings are available in the Nikko Stirling Mount Master Rifle Scope?

· 4x32 HMD (Ref: NMC432N)

· 4x32 HMD AO (Ref: NMM432AON)

· 4x32 HMD AO IR (Ref: NMMI432AON)

· 3-9x40 HMD (Ref: NMC3940N)

· 3-9x40 HMD AO (Ref: NMM3940AON)

· 3-9x40 HMD AO IR (Ref: NMMI3940AON)

· 4-12x50 HMD (Ref: NMC41250N)

· 4-12x50 HMD AO (Ref: NMM41250AON)

· 4-12x50 HMD AO IR (Ref: NMMI41250AON)

• Length

  33.3 cm

• Sport

  Tiro deportivo: Plinking

• Material packaging

  Cartón

• Rail Type

  11 mm

Nikko Stirling Mount Master scopes include different specifications depending on their use and optical capabilities. It is important to know the meaning of the acronyms to choose the right model.

Key differences between variants:

HMD (Half Mil-Dot): Half Mil-Dot reticle, allowing finer adjustments to ballistic drop and windage compensation. It is more accurate than the standard Mil-Dot reticle.
AO (Adjustable Objective): Adjustable objective, which allows you to correct parallax and improve sharpness at different distances. Essential for precision shooting.
IR (Illuminated Reticle): Illuminated reticle, with red or green brightness adjustment, useful in low light conditions or with low contrast backgrounds.
Summary of each configuration:

HMD → Standard Half Mil-Dot reticle, no additional adjustments.
HMD AO → Half Mil-Dot reticle with parallax adjustment on target.
HMD AO IR → Half Mil-Dot reticle with parallax and illumination adjustment.
Conclusion: If you are looking for a versatile scope for variable distances, choose a model with AO. If you also need good visibility in low light conditions, opt for IR.

The Nikko Stirling Mount Master is available in various combinations of magnification and lens diameters, which influences the effective distance of use and light collection.

Comparison of models according to magnification and objective:

4x32 HMD/AO/AO IR

Fixed 4x magnification with 32mm lens.
Compact, light and fast in acquiring the target.
Recommended for: Instinctive shooting and short distances (up to 30m).
3-9x40 HMD/AO/AO IR

Variable magnification 3-9x with 40mm lens.
Versatile for shooting at different distances, good luminosity.
Recommended for: Small game hunting, sports shooting and high-power rifles.
4-12x50 HMD AO/AO IR

4-12x variable magnification with 50mm lens.
Greater light capture, ideal for long distances.
Recommended for: Precision hunting, long range shooting and low light environments.
Which one to choose?

For short distances and speed → 4x32.
For greater versatility and mid-range shooting → 3-9x40.
For maximum precision and luminosity at long range → 4-12x50.

Benefits of AO (Adjustable Objective) in Nikko Stirling scopes:

It allows you to adjust the parallax, reducing errors in the alignment of the reticle with the target.
Ensures a sharper image at different distances.
It is essential for long-range precision shooting, where parallax can affect aim.
Recommended for:

Long range shots (+30m) where precision is key.
Compressed air rifles with variations in the projectile trajectory.
Shots with powers greater than 16J, where parallax errors can affect grouping.
Conclusion: If you are looking for extreme precision, always choose a scope with AO.

Benefits of Illuminated Reticle (IR):

Better visibility in low light conditions (sunrise, dusk, dark interiors).
Greater contrast with white, making it easier to aim on dark or moving backgrounds.
Brightness adjustment to adapt to different lighting environments.
When to choose a scope with IR?

If you hunt or shoot in low light conditions.
For dark or camouflaged backgrounds, where the standard black reticle can be lost.
If you need a quick and visually clear adjustment of the point of impact.
Conclusion: If you hunt or shoot in low light conditions, the IR version will give you a key advantage.