More about the series Endurance...
ENDURANCE - ENGINEERED TO LAST.
Hunting is serious business. If your optics haven’t been specifically designed with hunting in mind, can you trust them when the time comes to take the shot? The Endurance line of scopes feature chassis and reticle designs that have been explicitly engineered for everything from varmint to big game hunting. The Endurance Range is available in either a 30mm or 1 inch mono-tube chassis. The LER 1 inch model boast exceptional eye relief in excess of 4.5 inches, ensuring safety and mounting flexibility on even the highest recoiling firearms. The 30mm chassis is available in either a fixed 100 yard parallax or a side focus model. All 30mm models use a coil erector spring, maximizing internal stability.
ENDURANCE LER
The Endurance LER (long eye relief) range, with a 1 inch chassis and 4 red-illuminated reticle options, has been especially designed for high recoil/magnum calibers.
- Fully Multi-Coated Lenses:
Every Endurance riflescope features 16 layer fully multi-coated lenses to maximise light transmission. This results in a brighter image with higher contrast. - Low-profile Fingertip Turrets:
Low profile ‘no-snag’ fingertip turrets with caps are precision engineered to deliver consistent and repeatable 1/4 inch adjustments. - High Torque Zoom Ring:
The rubber coated zoom ring has been ergonomically designed for precision and ease of use. High torque ensures your magnification does not change during high recoil.
- LR DOT - Reticle
The LR Dot reticle was developed around a typical centrefire trajectory, like the .308 Winchester round, which is popular around the world for shooting fairly large game. It also suits some of the faster bullets that might be used for hunting foxes and similar quarry. Many hunters like to use the same magnification for the rifle scope as their binoculars so the LR Dot reticle markings were designed at 8x magnification. This design also makes it suitable for European shooters who might prefer a metric set of figures and therefore to zero their rifle in for 100 metres on the centre crosshair and use the lower aim points for 200, 300, 400 and 500 metres. A useful tip: at 8x magnification, the thick posts to the right and left of the centre dot would bracket the body length of a Roe deer at 100yds; a popular sized animal to hunt with this type of reticle.
