Athlon Optics Neos HMR 3-9x50 AHMC SFP IR MOA

Deer move at first and last light, when a thin black crosshair gets lost against dark timber. The Athlon Optics Neos HMR 3-9x50 AHMC SFP IR MOA has the AHMC reticle with an illuminated center dot, behind a 50 mm objective that gathers about 1.6 times the light of a 40 mm.

Key Features

• AHMC reticle, etched on glass, in the second focal plane: a traditional hunting crosshair with an illuminated center dot: the bold outer crosshair tapers to a fine one with a floating center dot. Its subtensions are true at 9x.
• Illumination with numbered brightness settings, an off position between each, powered by a CR2032 battery.
• Capped turrets that reset to zero: 0.25 MOA clicks (about a quarter inch at 100 yards each), 15 MOA per turn and 90 MOA of elevation and windage travel.
• Parallax set at 100 yards.
• A 32 to 10.7 ft field of view at 100 yards and 4.37 to 3.78 inches of eye relief.
• 18 oz and 12.7" long.
• Fully multi-coated and nitrogen purged. Waterproof, fog proof and shockproof, on a one-piece aircraft-grade aluminum 1-inch tube.

Ideal For

• Hunters at first and last light, with an illuminated center dot to find the aiming point.
• Hunters who want a clean crosshair, with no holdover marks to read.
• Shooters who work in MOA, with the crosshair and turrets in the same unit.

Accessories & Compatibility

• 1-inch rings or mount. The tube takes 1-inch rings or a 1-inch mount, and its 2.26-inch objective bell needs height: Athlon's one-piece Armor 1" cantilever mount, at 1.43 inches from the rail to the center of the tube, clears it, while Athlon's 1-inch rings, at 0.9 inches, leave the 0.25 inches of barrel clearance Athlon recommends only on a base at least 0.48 inches tall.
• Other Neos HMR 3-9x50 models. The 3-9x50 also comes as the BDC500 IR.