All new for 2015 we are proud to introduce the Panamax Wide Field Of View Series of scopes. These scopes are not only packed with features but also offer a competitive price point that isn’t going to “Break The Bank Account.”

The new design is not only aesthetically appealing but also offers a light, stable and rugged platform. This scope was made light and compact with the mobile shooter in mind, geared towards hunters on the move. The Panamax series of scopes offer a much wider field of viewing (F.O.V) picture at 20 percent more than the comparable average series of scopes on the market today. The added field of view not only offers the shooter a larger sight picture but also helps in visually steadying that picture at higher magnifications.

All Panamax scopes feature a 1-inch hard anodized one-piece aircraft grade aluminum main body tube. Each individual glass lens surface is fully multi coated with our new proprietary Low Dispersion ETE Microlux Gen 2 coating and polished to allow the maximum amount of transmitted ambient light into the main tube.

The Panamax Series of scopes is offered in three different magnification options in a 3-9 x 40, 3-9 x 50 and a 4-12 x 50AO. These same three initial offerings are also available with dual color (Red and Green) illumination giving the user a true from dawn to dusk shooting ability. All Panamax scopes come with a glass etched Half Mil-Dot (HMD) reticle making precise hold-over and wind correction adjustments easy and effective. Panamax scopes are dual sealed and capable of handling the heaviest-recoiling magnum rifles. Overall the new Panamax Series of scopes are a light weight, compact, durable scope that are packed full of features at a price that is hard to resist.

Features:

• Nikko Stirling Panamax® Wide Angle Lens
• Extreme Field of View – approx 20% more than std 1” scope
• 1” Maintube
• ¼ MOA Increments (7mm@100m)
• Centerfire, rimfire and airgun rated
• AO models - Adjustable objective from 10 yards up to infinity
• Half Mil Dot reticle
• Fast eye focus
• Design owned by Nikko Stirling