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Leupold 10 x 50 Mark 4 Tactical Series, Water Proof Roof Prism Binocular with 5.0 Degree Angle of View, Coyote Brown Armor, with Mil Dot Reticle, U.S.A.

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Manufacturer: Leupold
Binding: Electronics
Publisher: Leupold
Label: Leupold

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Features for Leupold 10 x 50 Mark 4 Tactical Series, Water Proof Roof Prism Binocular with 5.0 Degree Angle of View, Coyote Brown Armor, with Mil Dot Reticle, U.S.A.:

Fully multi-coated lenses and aluminum-enhanced prisms high photopic transmission for a bright image.
Phase coated BAK4/BK7 prisms virtually eliminate residual diffraction for additional brightness and remarkable clarity.
Mil Dot Reticle can be rotated to compensate for viewing or target angle
Long eye relief and twist-up eyecups easy to use with or without glasses.
Ergonomic body - well-balanced, it's easy to grip, even with wet hands.

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Editorial Review
Leupold 10x50mm Tactical Binocular The Leupold 10x50mm Tactical binocular is a high performance, phase coated binocular with shock-absorbing coyote brown armor and an unexpected twist: a MilDot (this Version) or Leupold TMR (Tactical Milling Reticle) you can rotate. The advantages are two-fold. Different users with different eye-spacing will be able to view the reticle horizontally, and it's also incredibly useful in ranging an object that is not perfectly horizontal or vertical, allowing you to determine the range without tilting the entire binocular. Also available without a reticle. Leupold Green Ring Binoculars: Leupold Green Ring optics are hard-working, rugged binoculars that perform well no matter the mission. Built solid with a rubber armor coating, they're 100 percent waterproof, with crisp, bright sight pictures, even in low light. Several Leupold riflescopes & binoculars are available with the Mil Dot reticle, which was designed to help the U.S. Marine Corps estimate distances. It's now standard forall military branches. With practice, the Mil Dot system is simple to use. Dots are spaced in one mil (milliradian) increments on the crosshair. Using the mil formula, the shooter can create a table based on the known size of the object targeted. Just look through the scope, bracket the object between dots, and refer to the table for an estimated distance to the target
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