Barska First Focal Plane Mil-Dot Reticle Rifle Scope

View · by **BinosMall** on Tue Jul 02, 2013 12:52 am

First Focal Plane Mil-Dot Reticle
Allows you to estimate range at all different magnification setting. With the reticle at first focal plane, the reticle expands as the magnification increases. This creats dead on precision and accuracy.

Side Parallax Adjustments
Allows fine adjustment on parallax correction for specific ranges using the turret-mounted focus knob without taking your eyes off the target.

Accu-Lock system utilizes a coil spring positioned within the scope to securely lock the inner tube. This coil positioning system allows the scope to stay locked dead-on to the target shot after shot.

This Barska 3-12x40 first focal plane rifle scope suit for all kinds of hunting clubs, hunting groups and hunting grounds.

Main Features:
1. Side adjustable parallax setting
2. First focal plane mil-dot reticles to estimate range at any magnification.
3. Illuminated mil-dot glass etched reticle
4. 100% waterproof and shockproof
5. Windage and elevation
6. Fully Multi-Coated optics

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View · by **OldmanFCSA** on Tue Jul 02, 2013 3:14 am

I bought a Barska only to have turret knob fall off after less than 50 shots on a 308 rifle. Complete knob, could see into internals of scope body. They would not accept for repair. JUNK.

Now I recommend Leupold or Nightforce only, especially on my 50BMG target rifles.
I am testing an Osprey International riflescope 10x40x50 on my State Arms 50BMG rifle, it has about 550 rounds on it now and still working great. Not bad for a $169 scope with rings. I have 3 units that are used for backups for my Match Leupolds, Mark 4 tactical 8.5x25x50 30mm mil-dot on Burris Extreme 30mm extra high rings with 6 screws each.

View · by **xd ED** on Tue Jul 02, 2013 5:26 am

Smells like an ad to me.
I got a close-to-free pair of barska binoculars from gm .
I now know why many photos of russia are grainy and bleak looking. I once thought it was the weather/ smog. Now I'm pretty sure they used barska lenses.

View · by **AR-15collector** on Wed Jul 03, 2013 9:32 am

Yup looks like a commercial dealer massing this **** off like a private seller.