The SIG SAUER Tango SPR 6-24x52 rifle scope offers precision and versatility for serious shooters and hunters alike. Featuring a 30mm main tube and a 52mm objective lens, this optic provides bright, clear images across a wide range of magnifications from 6x to 24x, making it ideal for long-distance shooting. Its matte black finish ensures durability and a sleek appearance suitable for various firearm setups. The scope's overall length of approximately 14.7 inches and weight of around 33.4 ounces make it a robust yet manageable addition to your firearm arsenal. Designed with a second focal plane reticle, it maintains consistent reticle size throughout the magnification range, perfect for accurate ranging and shot placement. The side focus allows for quick and precise adjustments to parallax, enhancing accuracy at varying distances. The 0.25 MOA adjustments provide fine control over windage and elevation, ensuring precise zeroing and consistency. The MOA reticle offers intuitive holdovers and ranging capabilities, making this optic suitable for a variety of shooting scenarios. Built by SIG SAUER, the Tango SPR scope combines high-quality materials and precision engineering to meet the demands of competitive shooting, tactical operations, or long-range hunting. Its rugged construction and reliable performance make it a dependable choice for shooters seeking clarity, accuracy, and durability in their optic equipment.

Features:

• Overall length approximately 14.7 inches for versatile mounting options

• Magnification range from 6x to 24x for adaptable long-range shooting

• 30mm main tube for enhanced light transmission and durability

• 52mm objective lens for bright, sharp images in various lighting conditions

• Second focal plane reticle maintains size across magnifications for consistent targeting

• Side focus adjustment for quick parallax correction at different distances

• 0.25 MOA adjustment increments for precise windage and elevation control

• Matte black finish provides durability and reduces glare in the field