Kahles K1050 10-50x56

Kahles K1050

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Kahles K1050 10-50x56 Specifications

Manufacturer	Kahles
Rifle scopes series	Kahles K
Made in	Austria
In production since	2013
Warranty	11 years
SKU	10527c
Variable magnification	Yes
Min. magnification.	11.1346x
Max. magnification.	55.6732x
Diopter adjustment	+2 / -3.5 dpt
Lens size diameter.	56 mm
Minimal exit pupil.	1.2256 mm
Maximal exit pupil.	5.6 mm
Minimal field of view.	0.7m/100m
Maximal field of view.	3.3374m/100m
Minimal eye relief.	95mm
Maximal eye relief.	95mm
Twilight Factor
Light transmittance
Fast focus eyepiece type	Yes
Click Value	3.5mm/100m - 1/8MOA
Type of Turret	Tactical
Locking turrets	No
Zero-Stop	Yes
Number of Turret Turns	MT - Multi Turn
Direction of turret rotation	No
Elevation - mrad.	17.7288mrad
Elevation - MOA.	54MOA
Windage - mrad.	13.3887mrad
Windage - MOA.	41MOA
Elevation in each turn
Reticle position	2. focal plane - SFP
Reticle illumination	No
Illumination color	-
Usable at daytime	No
Automatic Turn Off	No
Size of Dot.	0MOA
Parallax setting
Parallax adj.	Yes - side focus
Parallax adustment range	7m - inf.
Length.	477.8483 mm
Weight.	1005.9264g
Color	No
Working temperature range
Power Supply Unit	No
Filled with	Nitrogen
Lens coatings	Fully Multicoated
Tube size/diameter	30 mm
Mounting rail.	No
Scope Rail Standard	No
Type of mount rail	No
Mount length.	0mm
Objective size diameter	62 mm
Eyepiece size diameter
Mounting Standard	No
Water proof	Yes
Fogproof	Yes
Shock proof	Yes
Built in Range finder	No

Manufacturer

Kahles

Rifle scopes series

Kahles K

Made in

Austria

In production since

2013

Warranty

11 years

SKU

10527c

Variable magnification

Yes

Min. magnification.

11.1346x

Max. magnification.

55.6732x

Diopter adjustment

+2 / -3.5 dpt

Lens size diameter.

56 mm

Minimal exit pupil.

1.2256 mm

Maximal exit pupil.

5.6 mm

Minimal field of view.

0.7m/100m

Maximal field of view.

3.3374m/100m

Minimal eye relief.

95mm

Maximal eye relief.

95mm

Twilight Factor

Light transmittance

Fast focus eyepiece type

Yes

Click Value

3.5mm/100m - 1/8MOA

Type of Turret

Tactical

Locking turrets

Zero-Stop

Yes

Number of Turret Turns

MT - Multi Turn

Direction of turret rotation

Elevation - mrad.

17.7288mrad

Elevation - MOA.

54MOA

Windage - mrad.

13.3887mrad

Windage - MOA.

41MOA

Elevation in each turn

Reticle position

2. focal plane - SFP

Reticle illumination

Illumination color

Usable at daytime

Automatic Turn Off

Size of Dot.

0MOA

Parallax setting

Parallax adj.

Yes - side focus

Parallax adustment range

7m - inf.

Length.

477.8483 mm

Weight.

1005.9264g

Color

Working temperature range

Power Supply Unit

Filled with

Nitrogen

Lens coatings

Fully Multicoated

Tube size/diameter

30 mm

Mounting rail.

Scope Rail Standard

Type of mount rail

Mount length.

0mm

Objective size diameter

62 mm

Eyepiece size diameter

Mounting Standard

Water proof

Yes

Fogproof

Yes

Shock proof

Yes

Built in Range finder

Reviews & Testimonials

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Great resolution, narrow field of view By Corutio

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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...

(Posted on 13/04/2016)

High end Kahles By Sterle

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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.

(Posted on 27/08/2015)