Athlon Optics Heras SPR 2-12x42 AAGR1 SFP MOA

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 MOA 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.
• 0.25 MOA clicks, 25 MOA per turn and 70 MOA 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 1 MOA hash marks in all four directions and floating dots every 10 MOA, 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 MOA, 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 MIL has 0.1 MIL clicks, and the Athlon Optics Heras SPR 4-20x50 AAGR2 SFP MOA tops out at 20x.