Vortex Golden Eagle® HD 15-60x52 SCR-1 - MOA Precision Benchrest Scope

Overview

The Golden Eagle® HD 15-60x52 SCR-1 is the competition scope designed by Vortex Optics for demanding benchrest and F-Class shooters. Thanks to its apochromatic optical system in low-dispersion HD glass, it delivers a remarkably sharp image, even at maximum 60x magnification, for confident aiming at known-distance targets.

Technical Features

• 15-60x magnification: extended range to precisely adjust aim according to target shooting distance
• 52 mm objective: sufficient brightness for long-range shooting in good conditions
• Apochromatic HD optical system: extra-low dispersion glass for competition-grade resolution and clarity
• XRPlus multi-coated lenses: maximum light transmission and reduced stray reflections
• SCR-1 MOA reticle in second focal plane (SFP): fine crosshair subtending 0.016 MOA at 40x, ideal for precise target aiming
• 1/8 MOA turrets: 55 MOA of elevation adjustment and 45 MOA of windage for extremely fine tuning
• 30 mm one-piece aircraft-grade aluminum tube: strength and rigidity for consistent zero repeatability
• Argon purging: sealed and fogproof construction in all conditions
• Weight: 794 g / Length: 368 mm: compact format to meet weight limits imposed in competition

Benefits

• A sharp image even at high magnification, to distinguish the finest details of the target
• A simple, precise reticle, designed for precision shooting rather than hunting
• Wide-range turrets covering a large number of long-range shooting scenarios
• A sealed, argon-purged construction, reliable in all weather
• A controlled weight, an asset for competitors subject to equipment weight limits

Use and Maintenance

This scope is intended for target shooting and benchrest at known distances. The SCR-1 second focal plane reticle maintains a constant thickness regardless of the magnification chosen, making fine aiming easier. As with any precision optic, it is recommended to clean the lenses with a dedicated microfiber cloth and store the scope away from moisture and impacts between shooting sessions.