Kahles (K312) 3-12x50

Cass

As per title i have a Kahles (K312) 3-12x50 scope for sale.

Scope is second hand, but in as new condition. Has not been on a rifle for nearly two years, and even then for only a short period of time. Was taken off the rifle, and put away until now.

This scope is among the best available with glass that is second to none. Features include;

• Reticle placement indicator allows shooting in total darkness
• Magnifying reticle construction
• First focal plane
• Design uses four objective lenses for distortion free image
• Extremely wide field-of-view.
• Incremental parallax adjustment for highest precision
• Optimized KAHLES AMV coatings for near 100% light transmission
• Parallax adjustment from 30mtrs to infinity
• 34mm tube allowing for more reticle adjustment
• Mil-Dot reticle
• 3-12 power magnification
• 1/8" click value
• 85 MOA elevation, and 44 MOA windage
• Large turrets for ease of use
• Elevation indicator marker in elevation turret

The list goes on. Needless to say the scope is top of the range, and flawless. They can retail from €2,100 to €2,300 new here, $2,500 (without shipping & taxes) in the states, and £1,800 - £1,900 in the UK.

Looking for €1,699 ono.


Thanks for looking.

Cass

Bump.

€1,599 or nearest reasonable offer.

Cass

Bump.

Cass

Up we go.

One shot on kill

Hey cass.

I'd love to buy the scope. BUT.
Its a bit out if my leg at the min.

Just one quick question on your first bullet point.

Reticle placement indicator what's that and how does it work.

Sorry for posting on the tread. A pm might be appropriate as not to clog your tread.

Cass

Well i'm always open to offers. If you want to take it to PM or it's something you're interested in feel free. No pressure.

As for the reticle indicator. In this picture;



You'll see the arrow points to a small red pin in the centre of the elevation turret. As you dial the turret to adjust elevation this pin raises and lowers. So when the pin is not up or not very visible the scope is a it's lowest adjustment (bottomed out). As you dial up the pin rises, and as it does a full revolution the pin is coloured in red & white stripes to indicate how many revolutions you have done.

This means with glance (and being used to the scope) you can determine how much adjustment you have made or where your scope is set in for.

One shot on kill

Cheers cass thanks for the explanation.

I hope it sells for you with all the advice and help you give on this forum I'm sure its a solid and genuine piece of kit.

Cass

Bump.

Cass

Bump.

Unbelievable low light scope. Looked through this last night and at 500 yards you can clearly make out items whether on 3 or 12 power. In the field were cattle that could not be seen with the naked eye. The scope picked them up and showed them clear as day.

ruger1894c wrote:

I can second this..its unbelievable clarity in low light