Victory HT 3-12x56 Illuminated Reticle 60 ASV+ elevation

• SCHOTT HT High Transmission lenses, which achieve up to 95% light transmission or more, provide a distinct advantage in extremely low-light situations.
• The world’s finest illuminated red dot for superior precision and minimum target coverage.
• Sleek, compact and ergonomic design.
• New, innovative ASV+ Ballistic Turret System enables fast, accurate target acquisition anddistance compensation.
• LotuTec® protective coating for easy cleaning and clear visibility in any weather.Experience a revolution in targeting optics: the new VICTORY HT riflescope with up to 95% light transmission or more. The unique optical concept offers unrivaled low light performance, taking your aiming accuracy to new heights. With its HT High Transmission lenses, a reticle, that has the world’s finest illuminated red dot for minimum target coverage, and legendary Carl Zeiss T* multi-layer coating, the VICTORY HT allows you to hunt until the very last traces of twilight. The result: a longer hunting day and more success afield than ever before.In addition to these innovations, the new VICTORY HT also sets new design standards. Its compact construction with new eyepiece enables the scope to be mounted low on the rifle, merging the two into a low-profile, high-performing shooting unit. The lightweight, matte black, aircraft-grade aluminium housing is both elegant and rugged.The new ASV+ makes the operation of the bullet drop compensation even easier and more flexible. A complete set of precision engraved metal rings means that the new ASV+ offers extreme flexibility in cartridge selection compatibility. These compensate for the bullet drop of virtually all loads available on the market while shooting at extended distances.The new VICTORY HT riflescopes also offer huge advancements in ergonomics. Well thought-out functions are marked by their intuitive and extremely precise handling ability. The best example of this is the fine illuminated red dot, which can be quickly activated by pulling out the knob on the left side of the scope. Turning the knob then controls the brightness, allowing for the most versatile levels of illumination.