Delta Titanium HD 2.5-15x56 SF 2D Riflescope

The Delta Titanium series of scopes owes its great popularity in Europe and around the world to its high parameters, common to all products in this series. Delta Titanium scopes are distinguished by exceptional quality and precision of workmanship. Every parameter has been refined with the end-user in mind. Scopes from this series are characterized by high light transmission of about 92% for the entire optical system of the scope, enabling hunting even in residual lighting, and high mechanical resistance, allowing it to withstand recoil even on high-powered firearms. Furthermore, Titanium HD series scopes have been built with several innovative solutions that allow for more comfortable and precise use of the scope. HD optics provide very good image sharpness and, importantly, a wider field of view, making it easier to locate the target.

A scope with excellent twilight parameters, designed for night hunting. The scope features six-fold optical zoom, allowing magnifications from 2.5x to 15x, which provides a wide range of applications. At maximum magnification and thanks to parallax correction, the scope is also suitable for precise long-range shooting. At low magnifications, the scope allows for a very large exit pupil, facilitating quick aiming and shooting. In turn, parallax correction and excellent target contour reproduction allow for precise shots at a significant distance, even at small game. The model is available with three reticles - 2D, the popular 4A S, and also the 4A SB reticle with ballistic divisions. In the offered model, the 2D reticle has two additional points on the horizontal line scaled at 8x magnification. This reticle is particularly recommended for running boar competitions. Additionally, like any other model from the Titanium series, the scope is nitrogen-filled, which makes it waterproof and effective in all conditions.

Light transmission and mechanical durability have been confirmed by tests conducted at the German DEVA Institute.

Body material: Aluminum -70%, Brass – 20%, Steel – 10%

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