The Nikko Stirling Diamond 6-24x50 FFP riflescope is a high-end optic within the Nikko Stirling product lineup, specifically optimized for precision shooting and long-range stalking hunts.
Key Features
- First Focal Plane (FFP): As the magnification is changed (from 6x to 24x), the reticle changes size in proportion to the image. This allows the shooter to use the reticle’s subtensions to accurately estimate distances or compensate for projectile drop at any zoom level.
- Microlux ETE GEN III Optics: Features lenses with a sophisticated, advanced multi-layer coating that maximizes light transmission and minimizes reflections. This provides exceptional sharpness, brightness, and edge-to-edge clarity—ideal for shooting in low-light conditions (such as at dawn or dusk).
- Illuminated Reticle: Typically available with glass-etched reticles, such as the Skeleton HMD (NATO-style Half Mil Dot) or the PRR (Precision Rifle Reticle). Because they are etched rather than suspended, they easily withstand the recoil of even the most powerful calibers.
- Precision Turrets: Depending on the specific scope model, these feature audible clicks—either 1/10 MIL or 1/10 MOA per click—and a "Return to Zero" (RTZ) system that allows for a quick return to the initial zero setting.
- Robust Construction: The chassis is crafted from a single piece of the aircraft-grade aluminum, sealed and nitrogen-purged, making it completely waterproof, scratch-resistant, and immune to fogging caused by thermal shock.
Common Technical Specifications
- Magnification: Adjustable from 6x to 24x.
- Objective lens diameter: 50 mm (excellent light intake).
- Tube Diameter: Available in 30 mm or 34 mm versions, depending on the model variant.
- Parallax Adjustment: Side-mounted, adjustable from 10 yards/meters to infinity.
Specifications
| Reticle | PRR or HMD SKELETON or PRR SKELETON |
| Tratamiento Lente | FMC or MC |
| Tubo | 34 mm or 30 mm |
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