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Kahles K1050 10-50x56

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Kahles K1050 10-50x56

Kahles K1050 10-50x56

Name: Kahles K1050 10-50x56
Brand: Kahles
SKU: 10527c
Price: 5186.02 NZD
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Rating: 4.8 (4 reviews)

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Kahles K1050 10-50x56 Product description

High Magnification Range (10–50×): Offers exceptional clarity and precision for extreme long-range target shooting and benchrest competitions.
56 mm Objective Lens: Provides excellent light-gathering capability, delivering bright and sharp images even at high magnification.
Exceptional Optical Quality: Features high-transmission glass and advanced coatings for brilliant image clarity, contrast, and edge-to-edge sharpness.
Side Focus Parallax Adjustment: Enables precise focusing from 8 meters to infinity, essential for high-precision shooting.
Robust and Precise Mechanical Design: Built for repeatable accuracy with zero-tolerance turrets and a solid 30 mm aluminum main tube.

ABOUT THE K SERIES

The Kahles K series is designed for professional and competition shooters who demand maximum optical and mechanical performance. These scopes are engineered for extreme precision, with outstanding image resolution and highly reliable turret mechanics. Kahles, known for innovation and craftsmanship, has long been a favorite in the competitive shooting community, and the K series reflects their commitment to excellence in long-range optics.

ABOUT THE MODEL (KAHLES K1050 10–50×56)

The Kahles K1050 10–50×56 is a specialized riflescope built for benchrest and long-range precision shooting. With its extreme 10–50× magnification range, the scope is ideal for competition disciplines where the smallest adjustments and clearest image detail make all the difference. The 56 mm objective ensures excellent brightness, even at the highest magnifications, while the ultra-precise parallax adjustment down to 8 meters provides unmatched focus control.

The K1050 is built with a centrally mounted parallax wheel, integrated into the elevation turret, allowing for intuitive adjustments during shooting. Its large, tactile turrets offer precise and repeatable tracking, essential for scoring hits at long distances. The scope is available with fine reticles in the second focal plane (such as the MOAK or Mil models), allowing for accurate holdovers and minimal target coverage.

This model is designed without compromise, offering the optical and mechanical precision required for world-class performance in demanding target shooting disciplines.

ABOUT KAHLES

Kahles is one of the oldest optics manufacturers in the world, with a tradition of innovation and craftsmanship dating back to 1898. Based in Austria, the company is renowned for producing high-precision riflescopes and rangefinding optics for hunters, sports shooters, and professionals. Kahles products are known for their exceptional durability, intuitive design, and outstanding optical clarity.

MAIN FEATURES

Magnification: 10–50×
Objective lens diameter: 56 mm
Tube diameter: 30 mm
Reticle: Available in MOAK, Mil or other SFP options
Focal plane: Second
Click value: 1/8 MOA or 0.05 MIL (depending on version)
Total elevation range: approx. 70 MOA / 20 MIL
Side parallax adjustment: from 8 m to infinity
Field of view at 100 m: approx. 2.9–0.6 m
Eye relief: approx. 95 mm
Length: approx. 429 mm
Weight: approx. 890 g
Waterproof, fogproof, and shock-resistant

WARRANTY

The Kahles K1050 comes with a 10-year warranty in the European Union, covering all optical and mechanical components under normal use.

IN THE BOX

Kahles K1050 10–50×56 riflescope
Sunshade
Protective lens covers
Adjustment tool (if applicable)
Lens cleaning cloth
User manual
Warranty card

General properties

Manufacturer	Kahles
Riflescopes series	Kahles K
Made in	Austria
In production since	2013
Warranty	11 years
SKU	10527c

Optical properties

Variable magnification	Yes
Minimal magnification.	10.00 x
Maximum magnification.	50.00 x
Diopter range	+2 / -3.5 dpt
Lens diameter.	56.00 mm
Min. exit pupil.	1.10 mm
Max. exit pupil.	5.60 mm
Min. field of view.	0.70 m/100m
Max. field of view.	3.00 m/100m
Min. eye relief.	95.00 mm
Max. eye relief.	95.00 mm
Fast focus eyepiece	Yes

Turret properties

Adjustment per click	3.5mm/100m - 1/8MOA
Turret Type	Tactical
Zero Stop	Yes
Nr. Turret Turns	MT - Multi Turn
Elevation (mrad).	15.89 mrad
Elevation (MOA).	54.00 MOA
Windage (mrad).	12.00 mrad
Windage (MOA).	41.00 MOA

Reticle properties

Reticle position	2. focal plane - SFP
Reticle illumination	No
Illumination color	-
Daytime-usable illumination	No

Parallax properties

Parallax adjustment	Yes - side focus
Parallax adj. range	7m - inf.

Physical properties

Length.	425.00 mm
Weight.	900.00 g
Filled with	Nitrogen
Lens coating	Fully Multicoated
Tube diameter	30 mm
Mount rail type	No
Objective diameter	62 mm

Special features

Waterproof	Yes
Fogproof	Yes
Shockproof	Yes
Special features	Fast focus, Fogproof, Fully multicoated, Parallax adjustment, Shockproof, Tactical Turrets, Variable, Waterproof
Built-in rangefinder	No

Characteristics

Suitable for Compatibility Above	30 mm
Suitable for Compatibility Below	30 mm
Suitable for Front Compatibility	62 mm

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What is the price and warranty?

by Michael

Dear Sir!

The price for the Kahles K1050 10-50x56 in the EU is 3 159,00 €. Outside the EU, prices are shown without VAT.

The warranty period is 10 years.

Unfortunately, we are not able to ship this product to the USA or Canada, due to the manufacturer’s sales policy.

For any additional questions or assistance, please contact us at [email protected]

Kind regards,

by Optics Trade team

I don’t remember how to change my zero stop on my k1050 . I’m shooting a different bullet and my zero is about 1and 1/2 moa below zero.

by Abraham

Dear Sir!

To adjust the zero stop (or more precisely, re-zero the elevation turret) on your Kahles K1050 10-50x56 scope after switching bullets, you'll need to first confirm your new mechanical zero by sighting in at your desired range and distance. Once that's done, the process involves loosening the elevation turret's set screws, rotating it to align the zero mark with the indicator, and re-tightening. This repositions the turret so your new zero reads "0" on the dial, while the built-in mechanical stop remains about 3-4 clicks below for flexibility (e.g., for temperature changes or closer targets). Your 1.5 MOA shift is common with bullet changes and can be accounted for during sighting in.

If your current zero (with the new ammunition) is under your current zero setting, loosen the screws and turn the turret half a turn in the opposite direction. Then tighten the screws back in and continue with the zeroing process.

Tools Needed

- The Allen key supplied with your scope (use the short end for tightening set screws).

Warnings

- Always ensure your rifle is unloaded and safe before starting.
- Never use excessive force on the turrets or set screws—loosen only 1-3 turns; do not remove the screws completely.
- Tighten set screws to no more than 1 Nm (8 inch-pounds) to avoid damage.
- If you're not comfortable with this, consult a professional gunsmith.
- After adjustment, re-verify your zero at the range.

Step-by-Step Instructions to Re-Zero the Elevation Turret

1. With the rifle sighted in to your new zero point of impact (accounting for the 1.5 MOA shift), use the supplied Allen key to loosen the two set screws on the elevation turret 1-3 turns. This should allow the turret to move freely without clicks—do not force it.
2. Rotate the elevation turret in the "down" direction (follow the engraved arrow for bullet impact direction) until the "0" mark on the dial aligns precisely with the indicator mark on the scope body.
3. Using the short end of the Allen key, tighten the two set screws to approximately 1 Nm (8 inch-pounds). Do not exceed this torque.
4. Your elevation turret is now re-zeroed to the new position. The mechanical stop will still be 3-4 clicks below zero for minor adjustments if needed.

Test-fire to confirm everything tracks correctly. If you need to adjust windage similarly or center the turrets mechanically first (e.g., for a full reset), let me know for those steps!

by Optics Trade team

Hi, I am very interested in knowing what level the sightron svss 10-50 ED is at with respect to the Kahles K1050 10-50x56 crosshair.

I am interested in knowing which of the two scopes is less obscured at maximum magnification, among other important advantages that one might have over the other.

I currently need to purchase a scope with variable magnification with crosshair or mildot reticle, and I am debating between these two options. I own a Sightron SIII 45X45 Competition ED and a Sightron SVIII 5-40 ED (FPF) riflescope. I am very happy with the image quality of both. The clarity of the SVIII is superior to the SIII. I need to know if the image quality and eye relief of the Sightron SVSS at its highest magnification is superior to the SIII 45X45.

I would appreciate your comments so that I don't make a mistake in my purchase. I am currently dabbling in the F-CLASS discipline in .308 caliber and would like to use the scope for that modality.

Thanks in advance and I remain attentive.

Aldo Montroni P

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by Aldo

Dear Sir!

The scope your are comparing a quite different and especially in terms of weight. Kahles K1050 is a much lighter scope and thus more suitable if your are searching for as light scope as possible. Their direct competitiors are more scopes like March 10-60x52 and Nightforce Competition 15-55x52.

Usually these 3 scopes are used in F-class TR discipline where the setups have to be lighter than 8.25kg.

Sightron SVSS on the other hand is much heavier, has bigger elevation and it is optically superior.

And yes, In our expiriances SVSS is superior to SIII 45x45 ED in terms of optical performance. Even though the 45x45 is a great scope on itself.

by Optics Trade team

Do kahals do a straight power in the 56 range

by Robert

Dear Sir,

thank you for contacting us.

If you are referring to if the manufacturer is making the same riflescope but in fixed 50 times magnification then the answer is unfortunately no. If that is not the case we kindly ask you to explain the situation a bit more. You can contact us at [email protected]

Thank you for your understanding.

If you will need any additional information please do not hesitate to contact us again.

Kind Regards

by Optics Trade team

Hi Is this 10-50 x 56 moak scope free of any tax above your listed price to the UK other than selected postal cost. Thank you

by Ken

Dear Sir,

thank you for contacting us.

The scope is of course not free to tax as you need to pay these once the product arrives in the UK.

Should you require any further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact us again.

Kind Regards,

by Optics Trade team

Is the Kahles K1050 with double dot available, also is it 1/8'' clicks?

by Bob

This model is currently in stock with the Crosshair-Dot reticle. The Double-Dot is available by demand. The click value is 1/8 MOA - 3.5 mm/100 m.

by Optics Trade team

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If you're buying optics for painting, you can buy something similar for much less money, but if you need a scope for serious use, don't think too much about this product, it's hard to beat, but think about the weapon you're going to put this on so that the effect is complete.
Personally, this would be for closer (up to 500m) used with .338, and for further with .50
If you have a steady hand, the hit is guaranteed

Ako kupuješ optiku za slikanje ,možeš kupiti slično za puno manje novca, ali ako trebaš ciljnik za ozbiljnu namjenu nemoj puno razmišljati ovaj proizvod teško je nadmašiti,ali razmisli o oružju na koje ćeš ovo postaviti da efekt bude potpun.
Osobno bi ovo za na bliže(do 500m) koristio uz .338, a za dalje na .50
Ako imaš mirnu ruku pogodak je zagarantiran

Review by ARIESS HR

Posted on 11/27/24

5 5

Good binoculars. Could increase the top magnification to 60×.

Dober daljnogled. Lahko bi povišali zgornjo povečavo na 60×.

Review by Marko B.

Posted on 1/12/24

Great resolution, narrow field of view

The scope has superb resolution at all magnifications and wonderful parallax adjustment system. The best parallax I have seen, since I am a lefty.

The scope is well made and has nice finish in small details. The only downside is the narrow field of view, which is however not a big disadvantage when shooting on targets. But in this regard it is still like watching through a Nightforce and not a S&B...

Review by Corutio

Posted on 1/12/24

High end Kahles

I have been using this scope on my 6mm Norma BR rifle for the last 2 years and have great results with it on 100, 300 and 600 meters. I have won several competitions with it in the last year and really like the resolution at high magnification.

The only small disadvantage I can see is a bit smaller field of view compared to 12-50x56 PM II and smaller elevation range.

Review by Sterle

Posted on 1/12/24

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