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Konus KonusPro T30 Illuminated Scope 3-12x44 550 Ballistic Reticle 30mm

Konus KonusPro T30 Illuminated Scope 3-12x44 550 Ballistic Reticle 30mm

The KonusPro T30 is a compact 3-12×44 scope on a 30mm tube with an engraved dual-illuminated Ballistic 550 reticle set in the second focal plane. It’s airgun-approved, nitrogen-filled, and parallax-fixed at 100 yards, with 1/4 MOA clicks, 3.5 inches of eye relief, and a weight of 18.6 oz. Flip-up covers and a CR2032 battery are included.

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Adj ParallaxY
BrandKonus Optics
Field Of View At 100 Yards23.1-6.6
FinishBlack, Matte
Front Lens In Mm40.00
Includes RingsN
Length In Inches9.10
Lens Caps IncludedY
Locking TurretsN
Power3-12
Side Parallex AdjY
Target TurretsY
Tube Diameter30mm
Type Of Reticle550, Ballistic, Illuminated
Type Of ScopeRifle, Tactical
Weight In Ounces18.60

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Konus scope konuspro t30 illum 3-12x44 550 ballistic ret 30mm

Features:
-Super compact body
-Waterproof, fogproof, shockproof
-Dry Nitrogen filled
-Airgun approved
-Fully multi-coated optics
-Heavy caliber recoil proof reticle
-Engraved reticle in the second focal plane
-1 piece tube construction
-Includes flip-up lens covers & lens cleaning cloth
-Battery: Coin style CR2032 (included)

Power/Objective Lens: 3X-12X44mm
Tube Diameter: 30 mm
Reticle:Engraved Dual Illuminated Ballistic 550
Finish: Matte
Exit Pupil:9.4mm @3x;3.7mm @12x
Eye Relief: 3.5"/ 90mm
F.O.V. @100 yards:36.7 ft./ 11.1m @3x;12.3 ft./ 2.7m @12x
Length:9.8"/250 mm
Weight:18.6 oz./530 gr.
Click Value @ 100 yards:1/4 M.O.A. (7.25 mm)
Max Internal Adjustment: 137.4"/ 3.49m
Parallax Setting:100 yards
Mounting Length:3.5"/ 90mm

Other Features: Lifetime warranty, fully multi-coated lens, water/fog proof,shokproof illuminated red or blue

A ballistic reticle is a useful tool when the drops are matched to your actual load — the problem is most hunters never verify that at the range. If you're going to trust holdover marks in the field, confirm them with your specific ammunition before the season opens.

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