Meopta’s New Meostar 4-16x44mm Riflescope

Written By - SCI first for hunters - 05/24/2007

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Meopta, one of Europe\'\'s leading manufacturers of premium quality, high performance sports optics has designed its new Meostar 4-16x44mm riflescope to deliver unparalleled precision accuracy, superior optical performance and outstanding value. Just one look through the new Meostar 4-16x44 is all it takes to realize that you are looking through one of the finest long range riflescopes in the world.

While meticulous attention to detail is immediately evident in the host of features offered in the new scope, the heart of the engineering achievement lies in the all new internal adjustment system. Exacting mechanical design and adherence to stringent precision tolerances allow the new Meostar to provide dependable, reliable, repeatable precision accuracy and unparalleled tracking capabilities.

In test after test, this scope tracked from the bulls-eye to all four corners and back, with a level of precision that is rarely, if ever, experienced. A premium grade 30mm optics package is fully multi-coated with Meopta\'\'s MB-550 Ion Assisted Lens Coating, resulting in class leading low light performance. This extremely dense, stable coating yields 99.8 percent light transmission per lens surface - the best in the business. Positive click stop 1/4 inch at 100 yards, elevation and windage turrets provide 42 MOA adjustment, while a selection of second focal plane etched glass reticles secure your target. An adjustable objective lens ensures that sighting is parallax free from 10 yards to infinity.

With over 74 years of precision optical manufacturing and assembly experience built into this new scope, the level of quality and craftsmanship is quite distinguishable.

Waterproof, fogproof, dustproof and covered by Meopta\'\'s Lifetime Transferable Warranty, you can remain assured that as conditions deteriorate and light diminishes, when it comes time to squeeze the trigger, your confidence doesn\'\'\'\'\'\'\'\'t have to.