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How to zero a scope, featuring Richard Saunders and a MTC SWAT prismatic. To watch the full version go to: youtu.be/IU_Y8A9MWJw
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The Viper Pro Tactical’s ¼MOA elevation and windage turrets turn easily in your fingers, but can be locked to prevent accidental turning. Their dials can also be set to ‘0’ without any tools, and the rear magnetic flip up lens cover has a 2X magnifying pane that helps you check your turret settings without the need to move from your shooting position.
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Lite by name, light by nature! At just 571 grams, the Mamba Lite 3-12x42 and 4-16x42 are lightweight scopes and also offer exceptional light transfer properties.
None of the Mamba Lites’ features have been compromised. An illuminated SCB2 reticle, 10m (to infinity) side parallax and magnetic flip covers incorporating a 2x magnifier pane in the rear cover all add-up to a fantastic optical performance.
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Today's targets are all made of chocolate
Happy Easter from MTC Optics!
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Hail to the King (Cobra) !
The King Cobra snake is renowned for its fantastic eyesight - in low light it can detect prey out to 100 meters. Which is why we named MTC Optics’ latest scope ‘King Cobra’ - it offers the keenest sight picture of the MTC range thanks to the best multi-coat lens technology on the lenses we source.
Combined with a versatile zoom range of from 6x up to a large 24x, the King Cobra riflescope lets you see snake-like detail on the smallest of targets… at the longest of ranges.
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Hi, I am looking for a one piece mount for a viper connect to go on a brocock commander picatinny rail please, Can't seem to find one, Tia