HAWKE XB30 Zoom FFP Crossbow Riflescope
Aim, zoom, shoot!
This scope revolutionises the capabilities of crossbow optics. Thanks to the first-image-plane (FFP) reticle system, users can now utilise the full magnification range of the riflescope and be confident that the distance markings on the reticle are accurate.
Conventional crossbow riflescopes require the user to adjust the magnification ring to match the speed of their crossbow. This limits the riflescope’s versatility and means you can only ever use a single magnification setting. With the XB30 Zoom FFP, you can harness the full potential of the riflescope and use the low zoom setting for short-range shots and the high zoom setting for long-range shots!
- Covered and low adjustment turrets
- Zooming with first-image-plane optics
- 30 mm single-tube chassis
- Model available in three performance levels.
(Please note the product designation!) - lighting
- Ultra-wide-angle field of view
- Fixed parallax at 45 m / 50 yds
- High-quality, low-dispersion crown glass
- 21x multi-coated lenses
- Zoom magnification lever (removable)
- Quick focus on the eyepiece
- Nitrogen-purged. Shock-resistant. Waterproof. Fog-free.
XB30 Zoom FFP Reticle (425–465 fps)
Conventional crossbow riflescopes require the user to adjust the magnification ring to match the speed of their crossbow – this limits the riflescope’s versatility and means you can only ever use one magnification setting. With the XB30 Zoom FFP, you can harness the full potential of the riflescope, using the low zoom setting for short-range shots and the high zoom setting for long-range shots!
The lighting on the centre cross and horseshoe pattern enables deadly accuracy at ranges up to 30 yards; illuminated and numbered target points then mark distances from 40 to 70 yards, whilst unilluminated dot markings provide extended accuracy at longer ranges up to 100 yards for those once-in-a-lifetime shots.
As the reticle enlarges and shrinks as you zoom in and out, the XB30 Zoom FFP – exclusive to Hawke – features thick outer posts that guide your eye to the centre of the reticle, ensuring optimum visibility.
