Athlon Optics Heras SPR 2-12x42 AAGR1 SFP MIL

An airgun at 15 yards and a magnum rifle at 500 yards ask opposite things of a scope: one needs the target and reticle brought into focus up close, the other needs a turret you can dial and bring back to zero. The Athlon Optics Heras SPR 2-12x42 AAGR1 SFP MIL covers both on a 1-inch tube, with side focus down to 10 yards, an exposed elevation turret with a zero stop and a locking windage turret.

Key Features

• Zero stop on the elevation turret. Once the rifle is zeroed, a brass plate under the elevation knob is set against a stop, so the turret dials back down to zero and no further. The windage turret has no zero stop.
• Locking windage turret. Pull the turret up to dial and push it down to lock it, so it cannot be turned by accident.
• 0.1 MIL clicks, 10 MIL per turn and 21 MIL of travel in elevation and windage.
• Side focus from 10 yards to infinity, so the target and reticle can be brought onto the same plane at airgun distances and at long range alike.
• AAGR1 reticle in the second focal plane. A floating center dot with 0.2 mil hash marks in all four directions and a dot at every full mil, etched on glass. It stays the same size as you zoom, and its subtensions are true at 12x.
• Advanced fully multi-coated, argon purged. Waterproof, fog proof and shockproof, on a one-piece aircraft-grade aluminum tube.

Ideal For

• Airgun shooters who need parallax focus at 10 yards.
• Hunters taking longer shots who would rather dial elevation than hold over.
• Shooters who work in mils, with the reticle and turrets in the same unit.
• Rifles already set up for 1-inch rings.

Accessories & Compatibility

• 1-inch rings or mount. The tube takes 1-inch rings, such as the Athlon Armor 1" low rings or Precision 1" medium rings, or a one-piece Armor 1" cantilever mount.
• Same line, other options. The Athlon Optics Heras SPR 2-12x42 AAGR1 SFP MOA has 0.25 MOA clicks, and the Athlon Optics Heras SPR 4-20x50 AAGR2 SFP MIL tops out at 20x.