$299.00
| MAGNIFICATION | 4-14x |
| OBJECTIVE LENS | 44mm |
| EYE RELIEF | 3.14-3.22" |
| FOCAL PLANE | FIRST (FFP) |
| FIELD OF VIEW | 27.2-7.85' (@100yds) |
| TUBE SIZE | 30mm |
| TURRET STYLE | EXPOSED |
| CLICK VALUE | 1/10 MIL |
| TRAVEL PER ROTATION | 5 MIL |
| ELEVATION/WINDAGE ADJUSTMENTS | 20 MIL |
| PARALLAX | 10-∞ |
| LENGTH | 12.99" |
| WEIGHT | 1.6 lbs |
| BATTERY | CR2032 LITHIUM |
The Blackhound Optics Genesis 4-14×44 FFP MIL provides shooters with a solid platform and the data they need to put rounds on target in calm and volatile mid- to long-range conditions. Featuring 20 MIL total elevation and windage adjustments in 1/10 MIL increments, spot-on parallax adjustments from 10yds to infinity, and an 11-step illumination system – the Genesis 4-14×44 FFP MIL is a sturdy, dependable utility optic designed to be feature-rich and engineered to be ready for whatever conditions it’s applied to.
Your Blackhound Optics Genesis 4-14×44 FFP MIL will ship with:
Note: Due to compliance with new shipping regulations, we are unable to include a lithium battery with your 4-14×44 FFP MIL.
The ALPHA reticle provides an efficient, easy to interpret platform for MIL-preference shooters looking to push their skillsets to greater distances, and under more dynamic conditions.
Whether competing in a Precision Rifle Match or helping you fill your freezer with game, the ALPHA reticle provides the precision details you need to get on target and complete the task at hand with simplicity and efficiency.
David O (verified owner) –
I purchased the 4-14×44. The scope arrived and was all it was advertised to be and then some. Very sturdy, clear optics and overall a quality piece. The presentation case is a nice touch as well as the mounting levels! I mounted it today and took it for a spin. Within 8 shots, I had my zero at 100 yards. Tracked clean, returned to zero, installed the zero stop and I am all set. In all, I am very pleased with this optic and the value. One minor note: I wish the supplier mounts for this optic were not “high” rise. Scope sat too high on the rifle. I had to purchase low rise mounts separate and ended with a perfect set up.