We currently have an 8x-80×56 among our lineup, but this March-X 8x-80×56 SFP High Master Wide Angle Scope is an entirely new scope which took us several years to develop. This new scope has 25 degrees wide angle eyepiece which is 25% wider than the standard 20 degrees. (125% field of view (FOV) expansion. To the eye of the shooter, this increase is equivalent to 156% in terms of FOV area at all magnifications.) The shooter is presented with a much larger magnified picture of the target and its surroundings, eliminating the tunnelling effect inherent in high-magnification long-range optics. This majestic vista helps the competitor identify the conditions at the target thus allowing for last-second adjustments. It also helps to identify the target and reduce the chances of crossfire. The hunter and the target shooter will also benefit from this huge increase in the magnified field of view by increasing their awareness of the surrounding area at the target.

The current 8x-80×56 assembles ED lens, but March 8x-80×56 SFP High Master Wide Angle Scope newly assembles the High Master lens system with 2 Super ED lenses. By using Super ED lens elements, we can suppress chromatic aberration even more than with ED lenses and thus produce a sharper image with greater contrast. This riflescope with Super ED lenses can handle “mirage” better than ED lenses, and dramatically better than regular optical glass as well. ED lens preserves the focus position of this light and Super ED glass does an even better job of doing that. Because of this “shimmer protection”, the riflescope’s magnification can remain high and thus provide the shooter with a better aiming point.

We currently have an 8x-80×56 among our lineup, but this March-X 8x-80×56 SFP High Master Wide Angle Scope is an entirely new scope which took us several years to develop. This new scope has 25 degrees wide angle eyepiece which is 25% wider than the standard 20 degrees. (125% field of view (FOV) expansion. To the eye of the shooter, this increase is equivalent to 156% in terms of FOV area at all magnifications.) The shooter is presented with a much larger magnified picture of the target and its surroundings, eliminating the tunnelling effect inherent in high-magnification long-range optics. This majestic vista helps the competitor identify the conditions at the target thus allowing for last-second adjustments. It also helps to identify the target and reduce the chances of crossfire. The hunter and the target shooter will also benefit from this huge increase in the magnified field of view by increasing their awareness of the surrounding area at the target.

The current 8x-80×56 assembles ED lens, but March 8x-80×56 SFP High Master Wide Angle Scope newly assembles the High Master lens system with 2 Super ED lenses. By using Super ED lens elements, we can suppress chromatic aberration even more than with ED lenses and thus produce a sharper image with greater contrast. This riflescope with Super ED lenses can handle “mirage” better than ED lenses, and dramatically better than regular optical glass as well. ED lens preserves the focus position of this light and Super ED glass does an even better job of doing that. Because of this “shimmer protection”, the riflescope’s magnification can remain high and thus provide the shooter with a better aiming point.