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🎯 Keep it light
Henry Ford probably wouldn’t approve, but not all scopes have to be black.
Take the MTC Optics Copperhead 4–16 × 44 and decide whether you prefer black 🖤 or bronze 🟫
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Clear as a bell 🔔
What makes an MTC Optics Viper Connect telescopic sight so special? Here are just a few reasons 📝 that add up to a scope with twice the field of view of any other conventional 16 × optic.
Once you’ve used a Viper Connect, it’s hard to go back to ‘ordinary’ scopes 😉🔭
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Even the most accomplished airgun shooter needs the exact distance to apply the right amount of hold-off 🎯. Why make life harder? The free MTC Ballistic
Rangefinder App works with every MTC scope 📱. Just zero your rifle at your chosen distance and, when paired with the MTC Rapier Ballistic Rangefinder, the app does the rest—instant, pin-point ranges and aim points 🔍✨.
Grab the app at mtcoptics.com/support/ and pick up the Rapier in our store: mtcoptics.com/store/MTC-Rangefinder-c83304032
Happy shooting! 🎯
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The clue is in the name. At just 580 g, the MambaLite 4–16×42 weighs barely half as much as many popular scopes 🪶.
Featherweight though the MambaLite may be, this scope is no lightweight on features. Super-bright, multi-coated lenses maximise light transfer, while magnetic flip-up lens covers with built-in magnifiers aid precise adjustment for optimal accuracy 🔭✨. Add side-parallax focus down to 10 yards, an illuminated SCB2 reticle with a dedicated on/off button, and low-profile, MOA-adjustable turrets… need we say more? 🎯📏
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Hands up if you really know what parallax error is? 🤔
�If you’re in any doubt, Gary Chillingworth will fill in the gaps and explain why precise parallax adjustment is critical to hitting your mark 🎯🔍.
Read his quick guide at mtcoptics.com/2025/06/12/what-is-parallax-error/�
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