DELTA STRYKER HD 3,5-21X44 RIFLESCOPE - AN EXCELLENT SOLUTION FOR SHOOTERS!

If you are a shooter looking for a riflescope that bridges the gap between LPVO riflescopes and FFP optics for long-range shooting (such as the Stryker HD 4,5-30x56), the Delta Stryker HD 3,5-21x44 is designed to meet that need. This riflescope combines precision, performance and versatility.

VERSATILITY IN A COMPACT FORMAT

One of the main advantages of the Delta Stryker HD 3,5-21x44 is its low weight, at just 805 g, and its compact 315 mm length. This makes it an excellent choice both for enhanced-accuracy carbines and for DMR rifles. Whether the target is at medium or long range, this riflescope is designed to provide outstanding precision.

PRECISE ELEVATION ADJUSTMENT

The Delta Stryker HD 3,5-21x44 also stands out for its generous elevation adjustment range of 45 mrad. This is particularly useful where substantial bullet drop must be compensated for, such as when shooting in .22 LR PRS. The riflescope allows precise adjustment of the point of aim for different distances and shooting conditions.

ZEROSTOP FUNCTION - REPEATABLE CORRECTIONS

The ZeroStop function is another advantage of this riflescope. It allows the elevation turret to be locked at a selected position, providing secure and repeatable aiming settings. This makes it easier to return consistently to the required setting.

RUGGED CONSTRUCTION FOR LARGE CALIBRES

The 34 mm tube and rugged construction provide the durability required even with the largest rifle calibres. You do not have to worry about the riflescope's resistance to recoil or demanding field conditions - it is built to meet these challenges.

In summary, the Delta Stryker HD 3,5-21x44 is a valuable tool for shooters who appreciate precision, versatility and rugged construction. Whether your interest is tactical shooting or long-range competition, this riflescope is designed to meet demanding expectations and support top performance.

DLR-1 RETICLE

The riflescope is equipped with the DLR-1 reticle, featuring a central illuminated dot with a diameter of 0.07 mrad and fine stadia with clearly defined bars measuring 0.4 mrad in thickness. The fine stadia are divided with markings at 0.2/0.5/1 mrad, allowing precise range estimation for objects of known size as well as correction for bullet drop or rise and windage. The DLR-1 reticle was specifically designed to operate in the first focal plane (FFP) and maintain constant dimensions relative to the target throughout the magnification range. In addition, the reticle is graduated in milliradians, making conversion into metric units straightforward (1 milliradian = 10 cm at 100m).