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Nikko Stirling Panamax 3-9x40 4Plex

$169.00 incl GST

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Specifications

brand: nikkostirling
optics: rifle scope

Description

Nikko Stirling Panamax 3-9x40 4Plex

As a continuation of the trial-and-error hard alumite high-quality aluminum main tube, the new design is not only visually appealing, but also durable against heavy recoil rifles.

Features:

  • Nikko Stirling Panamax Wide Angle Lens
  • Extreme Field of View – approx 20% more than std 1” scope
  • 1” Maintube
  • ¼ MOA Increments (7mm@100m)
  • Centerfire, rimfire and airgun rated
  • Plex Reticle
  • Fast eye focus

Best Suited For

  • Hunters using centrefire or rimfire rifles
  • General-purpose shooting (50–200+ metres)
  • Beginners or budget-conscious shooters
  • Lightweight hunting rifle setups

When To Use It

  • For daytime hunting and field shooting
  • When you need variable magnification (3–9x) versatility
  • In situations requiring a wide field of view (bush or open terrain)
  • Ideal for entry-level optics setups

Technical Information

  • Magnification: 3–9x
  • Objective Lens: 40mm
  • Tube Diameter: 1 inch
  • Reticle: 4 Plex (non-illuminated)
  • Adjustment: ¼ MOA increments
  • Field of View: Wide-angle (approx. +20% vs standard scopes)
  • Construction: Aluminium body, matte black finish
  • Durability: Waterproof and fog-proof
  • Compatibility: Suitable for centrefire, rimfire, and air rifles

FAQs

Q: What is a 4 Plex reticle?
A: A simple crosshair design that is easy to use and quick to acquire targets—ideal for hunting.

Q: Is this scope good for beginners?
A: Yes, it’s easy to use, affordable, and versatile, making it a great entry-level option.

Q: Can it handle recoil?
A: Yes, it is rated for centrefire rifles, though it’s best suited for standard calibres.

Q: Does it work in low light?
A: It performs reasonably well, but it does not have an illuminated reticle, so visibility is limited in very low light.

Q: What distances is it best for?
A: Typically 50–200+ metres, depending on rifle and shooter ability.

Delivery and Compliance

  • Classified as an optics accessory (non-controlled item)
  • No firearms licence required to purchase
  • Can be shipped via standard courier directly to your address
  • No special compliance restrictions under NZ law
  • Ensure proper installation on a legally owned firearm

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