Nikko Stirling Diamond Hunting 1-4x24

• 1-4x magnification range: True low magnification gives a wide, natural view for fast target acquisition at short distance, while 4x still provides enough detail for more deliberate shots across open ground or woodland rides.
• Illuminated 4A IR Dot reticle: The bold outer posts draw the eye quickly in driven-hunt situations, and the illuminated center helps the aiming point stand out against dark game or shaded backgrounds in poor light.
• 30 mm tube construction: The larger tube supports a practical adjustment range and a sturdy build, giving the scope the mechanical headroom needed for reliable zeroing on a wide range of hunting rifles.
• Fully multicoated optics: Multicoated lenses help preserve contrast and light transmission, which matters most at dawn, dusk, and in forest cover where target definition can fade quickly.
• Waterproof, nitrogen-filled housing: Waterproof, fogproof, and shockproof construction keeps the scope usable through rain, temperature changes, and recoil, reducing the chance of internal fogging during a long day in the field.

About the Nikko Stirling Diamond Hunting Series

Nikko Stirling Diamond Hunting sits in the brand’s hunting-focused riflescope range as a line of 30 mm tube optics built for practical field use rather than specialist target shooting. The series covers a broad spread of hunting applications, from compact low-power scopes such as the 1-4x24 to higher-magnification models with 42 mm, 50 mm, 56 mm, and 62 mm objectives. Across the range, the emphasis is on dependable mechanics, weather-resistant construction, and optical performance suited to real hunting conditions.

These scopes are intended especially for low-light hunting at dawn, twilight, and in wooded terrain, where contrast and a clear aiming point matter more than extreme magnification. Nikko Stirling equips the series with ETE Microlux coatings to reduce surface reflection, while the illuminated reticle options are designed to support fast shooting when ambient light drops. Shared features such as waterproof and shock-proof construction, nitrogen filling, and multicoated lenses give the series a consistent design philosophy: straightforward hunting optics with the durability and visibility needed for stalking, high-seat use, and driven hunts.

About the Nikko Stirling Diamond Hunting 1-4x24

The Nikko Stirling Diamond Hunting 1-4x24 is the most compact model in the series and is configured for fast, short-to-medium-range hunting. Its 1-4x magnification makes it particularly well suited to driven hunts, woodland stalking, and any situation where targets may appear suddenly and at varying distances. At 1x, the scope offers a broad field of view of 40.30 m/100m, helping the shooter stay aware of movement around the target area and track game more naturally. Turning up to 4x adds enough image scale for more precise shot placement without making the scope feel slow or bulky.

The 4A IR Dot reticle in the second focal plane keeps its apparent size consistent through the zoom range, which many hunters prefer for a familiar sight picture at every magnification. The heavy outer bars guide the eye quickly toward the center, while the red illuminated dot improves visibility against dark fur, shadowed cover, or fading evening light. Because the illumination is not intended for bright daylight, the reticle remains most effective in the low-light conditions this scope is built around.

Mechanically, the scope uses capped turrets with 15mm/100m clicks, a practical setup for a hunting rifle that is zeroed once and then carried in the field without exposed controls catching on clothing or brush. The 30 mm tube, nitrogen filling, and waterproof, fogproof, shockproof construction support dependable use in changing weather, while the fast-focus eyepiece helps bring the reticle into sharp focus quickly before the shot.

About Nikko Stirling

Nikko Stirling traces its beginnings to 1956, when it was established by Malcolm John Fuller. The brand focuses on sport optics for hunters and marksmen, with a catalogue that spans riflescopes, reflex sights, laser rangefinders, and binoculars. Its riflescope families include Diamond Hunting, Diamond FFP, Metor, Panamax, Airking, and Mountmaster, showing a long-standing concentration on optics for field shooting and hunting use.

Within that range, Nikko Stirling has built a reputation around practical optical designs that cover everything from simple hunting scopes to more specialized first focal plane and long-range models. The company also offers products such as the NSLRF laser rangefinder line and the Metor HD binocular series, reinforcing its position as a broad sport-optics manufacturer rather than a single-category brand.

Main Features

• Magnification: 1.00 x - 4.00 x
• Objective lens diameter: 24.00 mm
• Main tube diameter: 30 mm
• Reticle position: 2. focal plane - SFP
• Reticle: 4A IR Dot
• Reticle illumination: Yes, red
• Click value: 15mm/100m
• Elevation adjustment range: 14.54 mrad / 50.00 MOA
• Windage adjustment range: 14.54 mrad / 50.00 MOA
• Turret type: Capped
• Zero stop: No
• Eye relief: 75.00 mm - 85.00 mm
• Field of view: 10.10 m/100m - 40.30 m/100m
• Parallax setting: 91 m
• Fast-focus eyepiece: Yes
• Lens coatings: Fully Multicoated
• Nitrogen filled: Yes
• Waterproof: Yes
• Fogproof: Yes
• Shockproof: Yes
• Length: 257.00 mm
• Weight: 520.00 g
• Color: Black
• Made in: China

Warranty

2 years. Nikko Stirling states a 2-year warranty for this riflescope, giving defined coverage for the optic as supplied.