Delta Optical Titanium 4.5-30x50 SF Specifications
Manufacturer
Delta Optical
Riflescopes series
Delta Optical Titanium
Made in
Japan
In production since
-
Warranty
10 years
SKU
do-2409c
Variable magnification
Yes
Minimal magnification.
4.5x
Maximal magnification.
30x
Diopter range
-
Lens diameter.
50mm
Min. exit pupil.
1.59mm
Max. exit pupil.
10.7mm
Min. field of view...
1.1m/100m
Max. field of view.
7.2m/100m
Min. eye relief.
95mm
Max. eye relief.
95mm
Twilight Factor
-
Light transmission
-
Fast focus eyepiece
-
Adjustment per click
3.5mm/100m - 1/8MOA
Turret Type
Tactical
Turret locking
N/A
Zero Stop
No
Nr. Turret Turns
No
Turret rotation direction
No
Elevation (mrad).
11.62mrad
Windage (mrad).
11.62mrad
Elevation Per Turn
Reticle position
2. focal plane - SFP
Reticle illumination
Yes
Illumination color
Red
Daytime-usable illumination
No
Auto Turn-Off
-
Dot size.
0MOA
Parallax setting
-
Parallax adjustment
Yes - side focus
Parallax adj. range
25 m to inf.
Length.
343mm
Weight.
762g
Color
Black
Temperature range
-20 / +50 °C
Power Supply
N/A
Filled with
Nitrogen
Lens coating
Fully Multicoated
Tube diameter
30 mm
Mounting rail.
N/A
Scope Rail Standard
N/A
Mount rail type
No
Mount length.
0mm
Objective diameter
-
Eyepiece diameter
-
Waterproof
Yes
Fogproof
Yes
Shockproof
Yes
Built-in rangefinder
No
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I use it for hunting on .308Win with 65cm barrel
By Slavo
Rate
4
Holds well but the glass quality for night (or very low light) hunting is not sufficient even on least magnification. In daylight conditions I have no objections - unless tactical use where you need to pay attention to 1/8MOA clicks with true MilDot on 20x magnification in 2nd FP which is a bit tricky...
