Schmidt Bender PMII 5-25X56?
Posted: Mon Jan 02, 2017 8:56 am
Hallo Manne
Het iemand dalk persoonlike ondervinding op die teleskoop. Ek gaan in Maart Duidsland toe en het n kwotasie gekry vir so een vir R34k.
Ek sien hulle is baie duurder hier in SA en selfs in die US.
Is daar enige probleme om so n scope van europa af saam te bring SA toe, ek is bewus van die issues wat mens het om scopes uit die US te bring.
En sou ek op so n scope besluit watse kruishaar sou die beste werk vir jag, nag jag en baan skiet.
P4L Reticle
MSR Reticle
Horus 58 Reticle
P4L Fine/ P4L Fein Reticle
Onder is n skrywe van Top Optics...
"If you’re wondering what’s the scope that police and the military forces complement their firearms with and have faith in, well then, the answer is known to many. It is none other than the Schmidt Bender PMII 5-25x56 Riflescopes with its various configurations and reticles. As its name suggests, it is categorically built to meet the requirements of the military units and the police, and how! You may come across many write ups on the quintessential scope and its features but you would notice not many have explored the tremendous reticle choices that are available with the scopes. A slight mention does not do justice and therefore, in this blog, I would like to focus on the S&B reticle choices that rewrite the rules in the field and help deal with critical situations.
Allow me to talk a little about the Schmidt Bender PMII 5-25x56 scope first. Schmidt Bender PMII 5-25x56 is primarily made for bringing down targets from distances of up to 2000 meters. Designed after extensive coordination with special forces and police experts, the scopes are coveted for their ability to deliver accurate shots at short, medium, long and very long distances. The series boasts of unique features like big magnification and broad total adjustment range to help the user deliver precise shots. Add to that attributes like Double Turn elevation adjustment, high elevation and windage ranges for bullet drop compensation, parallax compensation, ample eye relief, wide field of view, metallic materials and aluminum main tubes, and first or second focal plane reticle position. The S&B PM II is more than suitable for universal use, with the reticles allowing reliable distance evaluation in all magnifications. To sum it up, covering any conceivable scenario with the S&B PMII series is highly possible.
Schmidt and Bender PMII riflescope comes with some highly evolved internals and externals that make this one of the greatest scopes ever manufactured in the riflescope industry. Let’s check out the different features of Schmidt Bender PMII 5-25X56 scope more closely.
1. Clarity as well as Resolution of the Optics
Resolution as well as clarity of this scope is amazing in this Schmidt and Bender riflescope. When we tested these two aspects with other high end scopes, we found them to be the best in the concerned SB scope. Whether it is contrast of the glass, sharpness of image, or color fidelity, you will always get the best out of this device. In fact, the clarity and resolution of image is much better than any other scope in its own category. To put it in simplest manner possible, we found out that the image reproduction of this S&B PMII 5-25X56 riflescope is even better than a Leica or Zeiss spotting scope of 30x. We found this Schmidt & Bender PMII riflescope to be most effective in finding the targets camouflaging behind the foliages. We were successful in spotting a deer behind the woods as the color difference is well differentiable and noticeable through Schmidt & Bender PM II 5-25x56 riflescope. The only similarity of the glass’s resolution is found with the lenses of high end cameras. We can easily say that the resolution of this scope is vivid.
2. Control Functions
The first thing we liked about the control function is the zero stop feature. Therefore, the shooters are able to shoot even in complete darkness, without requiring any additional adjustment to find the zero. Zero Stop feature is very simple to use and to set. Once zeroing of the riflescope is done, you simply need to loosen two small Allen screws (that are located on the turret). Once it is done, you have to rotate the cover of turret in opposite direction twice. Once done, the zero stop is set. If you are a dummy, it is important for you to know that around 3 clicks below the absolute zero, the zero-stop begins. In fact, the adjustments regarding elevation as well as windage are very distinct and we had no problem in getting the desired MOA. The locking turret feature is also amazing here.
3. Other Features
Schmidt Bender 5-25x56 PM II/LP/MTC/LT riflescope weighs 1,080g and has a length of 16.14 inches or 410mm. Setting of this scope can be done very easily. To set the zero, it took us just 5 rounds of shots. Field of View (FOV) of this scope is 5.3m to 1.5m per 100m. The other important specifications of this scope are +2/-3 dptr optical diopter, 90 per cent light transmission, 14.1 to 37.4 twilight factor, 90mm eye relief distance, 10.95mm to 2.28mm exit pupil, 10m to infinity parallax adjustment, and 26 MRAD turret travel.
In the end, it can be said that this is one of the most highly rated riflescopes we have tested in a long time now. In fact, that’s why Schmidt Bender PM II 5-25x56 is also the winner of United States Special Operation Command Precision Sniper Rifle program.
Het iemand dalk persoonlike ondervinding op die teleskoop. Ek gaan in Maart Duidsland toe en het n kwotasie gekry vir so een vir R34k.
Ek sien hulle is baie duurder hier in SA en selfs in die US.
Is daar enige probleme om so n scope van europa af saam te bring SA toe, ek is bewus van die issues wat mens het om scopes uit die US te bring.
En sou ek op so n scope besluit watse kruishaar sou die beste werk vir jag, nag jag en baan skiet.
P4L Reticle
MSR Reticle
Horus 58 Reticle
P4L Fine/ P4L Fein Reticle
Onder is n skrywe van Top Optics...
"If you’re wondering what’s the scope that police and the military forces complement their firearms with and have faith in, well then, the answer is known to many. It is none other than the Schmidt Bender PMII 5-25x56 Riflescopes with its various configurations and reticles. As its name suggests, it is categorically built to meet the requirements of the military units and the police, and how! You may come across many write ups on the quintessential scope and its features but you would notice not many have explored the tremendous reticle choices that are available with the scopes. A slight mention does not do justice and therefore, in this blog, I would like to focus on the S&B reticle choices that rewrite the rules in the field and help deal with critical situations.
Allow me to talk a little about the Schmidt Bender PMII 5-25x56 scope first. Schmidt Bender PMII 5-25x56 is primarily made for bringing down targets from distances of up to 2000 meters. Designed after extensive coordination with special forces and police experts, the scopes are coveted for their ability to deliver accurate shots at short, medium, long and very long distances. The series boasts of unique features like big magnification and broad total adjustment range to help the user deliver precise shots. Add to that attributes like Double Turn elevation adjustment, high elevation and windage ranges for bullet drop compensation, parallax compensation, ample eye relief, wide field of view, metallic materials and aluminum main tubes, and first or second focal plane reticle position. The S&B PM II is more than suitable for universal use, with the reticles allowing reliable distance evaluation in all magnifications. To sum it up, covering any conceivable scenario with the S&B PMII series is highly possible.
Schmidt and Bender PMII riflescope comes with some highly evolved internals and externals that make this one of the greatest scopes ever manufactured in the riflescope industry. Let’s check out the different features of Schmidt Bender PMII 5-25X56 scope more closely.
1. Clarity as well as Resolution of the Optics
Resolution as well as clarity of this scope is amazing in this Schmidt and Bender riflescope. When we tested these two aspects with other high end scopes, we found them to be the best in the concerned SB scope. Whether it is contrast of the glass, sharpness of image, or color fidelity, you will always get the best out of this device. In fact, the clarity and resolution of image is much better than any other scope in its own category. To put it in simplest manner possible, we found out that the image reproduction of this S&B PMII 5-25X56 riflescope is even better than a Leica or Zeiss spotting scope of 30x. We found this Schmidt & Bender PMII riflescope to be most effective in finding the targets camouflaging behind the foliages. We were successful in spotting a deer behind the woods as the color difference is well differentiable and noticeable through Schmidt & Bender PM II 5-25x56 riflescope. The only similarity of the glass’s resolution is found with the lenses of high end cameras. We can easily say that the resolution of this scope is vivid.
2. Control Functions
The first thing we liked about the control function is the zero stop feature. Therefore, the shooters are able to shoot even in complete darkness, without requiring any additional adjustment to find the zero. Zero Stop feature is very simple to use and to set. Once zeroing of the riflescope is done, you simply need to loosen two small Allen screws (that are located on the turret). Once it is done, you have to rotate the cover of turret in opposite direction twice. Once done, the zero stop is set. If you are a dummy, it is important for you to know that around 3 clicks below the absolute zero, the zero-stop begins. In fact, the adjustments regarding elevation as well as windage are very distinct and we had no problem in getting the desired MOA. The locking turret feature is also amazing here.
3. Other Features
Schmidt Bender 5-25x56 PM II/LP/MTC/LT riflescope weighs 1,080g and has a length of 16.14 inches or 410mm. Setting of this scope can be done very easily. To set the zero, it took us just 5 rounds of shots. Field of View (FOV) of this scope is 5.3m to 1.5m per 100m. The other important specifications of this scope are +2/-3 dptr optical diopter, 90 per cent light transmission, 14.1 to 37.4 twilight factor, 90mm eye relief distance, 10.95mm to 2.28mm exit pupil, 10m to infinity parallax adjustment, and 26 MRAD turret travel.
In the end, it can be said that this is one of the most highly rated riflescopes we have tested in a long time now. In fact, that’s why Schmidt Bender PM II 5-25x56 is also the winner of United States Special Operation Command Precision Sniper Rifle program.