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Midas Hmr 2.5-15x50mm Sfp Illuminated Rifle Scope - Midas Hmr 2.5-15x50mm Sfp Illuminated Ahmr Moa Reticle Black
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SKU: 100042171
Overview
Built for hunters who want a versatile optic for a wide range of distances, this second focal plane scope pairs 2.5-15x magnification with a 50mm objective and an illuminated AHMR MOA reticle. The HD glass and fully multi-coated lenses are intended to provide a clear sight picture, while the capped elevation and windage turrets help protect your zero once the scope is set. Its one-piece tube is precision-machined from aircraft-grade aluminum for a durable, straightforward setup on a hunting rifle. This is a practical choice for serious field use when you want illumination and flexible magnification without extra complexity.
Why Hunters Choose the Athlon Optics
Hd Glass
Fully multi-coated optics deliver bright,
Second Focal
Plane design suits hunters who
Illuminated Ahmr
MOA reticle supports visibility in
One-piece Aircraft-grade
Aluminum tube adds a solid,
Capped Elevation
Windage turrets help protect zero
Key Features
- Second focal plane rifle scope from Athlon Optics
- 2.5-15x magnification with a 50mm objective lens
- HD glass with fully multi-coated optics for bright, clear images
- One-piece tube precision-machined from aircraft-grade aluminum
- Capped elevation and windage turrets help protect your zero
- Illuminated AHMR MOA reticle
Best Used For
- Hunters wanting a second focal plane scope for close-to-mid and longer-range shots
- Users who prefer capped turrets to help protect a confirmed zero in the field
- Hunters looking for an illuminated MOA reticle option for varied light conditions
- Those wanting a 2.5-15x50mm scope for flexible magnification on one rifle
- Serious outdoor users who value bright, crisp optics for general hunting setups
Specifications
| Blade Finish | Black |
|---|---|
| Coatings | Advanced fully multi-coated optics |
| Focal Plane | Second Focal Plane |
| Illuminated | Yes |
| Magnification | 2.5-15x |
| Objective Lens Diameter | 50mm |
| Optics | HD Glass |
| Reticle | AHMR MOA |
| Reticle Options | MOA and BDC |
| Tube Construction | One piece tube |
| Tube Material | Aircraft-grade aluminum |
| Turrets | Capped elevation and windage turrets |
Pros
- HD Glass and fully multi-coated optics deliver bright, clear images for varied shooting distances.
- Second focal plane design suits hunters who prefer a consistent reticle appearance.
- Illuminated AHMR MOA reticle supports visibility in lower-light conditions.
- One-piece aircraft-grade aluminum tube adds a solid, precision-machined construction.
- Capped elevation and windage turrets help protect zero after sighting in.
Considerations & Trade-offs
- Second focal plane design means reticle subtension does not stay constant across magnification, so holdover use depends on the chosen power setting.
- The 2.5-15x magnification range is versatile, but the higher end can add size and complexity compared with a simpler low-power optic.
- Capped elevation and windage turrets help protect a zero, but they are less convenient for frequent on-the-fly dialing than exposed turrets.
- Illuminated reticle options are available, but the product data does not specify illumination levels or controls, so setup preferences may require checking the full specifications.
Suggested Comparisons
- Rifle scopes
- Illuminated rifle scopes
- Second focal plane scopes
- MOA reticle scopes
Suggested Accessories
- Rifle scope rings
- Lens cleaning kit
- Flip-up scope caps
- Scope mount
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this Midas HMR scope a first or second focal plane model?
It is a Second Focal Plane (SFP) rifle scope.
What reticle options are mentioned for the Midas HMR illuminated scope line?
The description says the Midas HMR riflescope line is available with illuminated MOA and BDC reticle options. This specific product title identifies the reticle as AHMR MOA.
Are the elevation and windage turrets exposed or capped?
Both elevation and windage turrets are capped, which helps prevent them from getting bumped after zeroing.
What optical features are listed for this scope?
The source data lists HD Glass and advanced fully multi-coated optics.
What is the tube construction of the Midas HMR scope?
The description says it uses a one-piece tube precision-machined from aircraft-grade aluminum.