MTC King Cobra F1 4-16x50 Illuminated FFP 1 MIL SCB2 Rifle Scope
Meet the King Cobra 4-16x50 F1, a super-clear and bright scope that is adorned with luxurious features and copper embellishments that affirm MTC’s premium status in the optics world.
The new 4-16x50 F1 joins the 4-16x50 F2 and the 6-24x50 F1 and F2 to give a full choice of options on the premium grade King Cobra series of scopes.
Replacing the Cobra F1, the King Cobra 4-16x50 F1 will appeal to shooters who favour higher-powered First Focal Plane (FFP) scopes, where the relationship between target and crosshair size remains constant throughout the entire magnification range. As with other King Cobras, it features distinctive copper-coloured accents, including a front band, side plates and a stylish copper-coloured MTC Optics logo.
The King Cobra 4-16x50 F1 features MTC’s familiar SCB2 multi-aim point reticle. Set in the first focal plane (FFP), it ensures plenty of aim points to counter trajectory and windage deviation without obscuring the target.
To maintain a bright sight picture, the F1’s 30mm aircraft-grade aluminium tube has been matched to the latest highest-quality, 50mm objective lens and that is specially coated to maximise light-to-eye transmission for a bright, clear image on every zoom setting.
Operated by a side dial, the centre of the reticle can be illuminated red in six different brightness levels to suit any lighting scenario so you can keep shooting long after the sun has dipped below the horizon!
The new scope also features precise click-stop adjustment in MILs (1 click =1cm at 100m), actuated via lockable, finger-adjustable elevation and windage turrets with resettable verniers.
Of relevance to airgunners is the scope’s ability to parallax down to just 10 metres via a smooth sidewheel. And in common with many other MTC Optics models, the King Cobra 4-16x50 F1 comes complete with a set of magnetic flip covers, the rear one of which contains a 2x magnifier to help shooters read the parallax and turret verniers.
Tactical Scope Shipping Policy
Our aim is to ensure that your order arrives with you as soon as possible and in the safest, most cost-effective means.
Shipping charges may be subject to additional surcharges if out of area or over weight restrictions.
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