Hawke Frontier FFP 4-20×50 SF MOA Hunter Riflescope
The Hawke Frontier FFP 4–20×50 SF features a MOA Hunter reticle in the first focal plane, ensuring accurate holdover and windage readings at any magnification setting. The reticle includes a fine 0.3 MOA center dot, 32 MOA of holdover, and 16 MOA of windage, with thick outer posts for quick target acquisition in hunting situations.
Equipped with Hawke’s H7 optical system, the scope uses high-grade, low-dispersion Crown glass and 21-layer fully multi-coated lenses to deliver a clear image. The field of view is 9.4 meters at 100 meters on 4× and 1.9 meters at 20×.
Side focus parallax adjustment ranges from 14 meters to infinity. The patented Exposed Zero Lock ‘n’ Stop elevation turret offers 1/4 MOA click adjustments with push-pull locking and a firm zero stop for precise elevation settings.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Magnification | 4–20x |
| Objective Lens Diameter | 50 mm |
| Reticle Type | MOA Hunter (First Focal Plane) |
| Field of View (4x) | 9.4 m at 100 m |
| Field of View (20x) | 1.9 m at 100 m |
| Parallax Adjustment | 14 m to infinity |
| Elevation Turret | 1/4 MOA click, push-pull lock, zero stop |
FAQ
What does first focal plane reticle mean?
A first focal plane reticle means the reticle scales with magnification, so holdover and windage values remain accurate at any magnification setting.
Is the scope suitable for long-range hunting?
Yes, the 4–20×50 SF provides sufficient magnification for long-range shots with accurate windage and holdover markings.
Does the scope have parallax adjustment?
Yes, the side focus parallax adjustment ranges from 14 meters to infinity, allowing accurate aiming at various distances.
Richard Gray –
I’ve used this scope on deer hunting trips and found the reticle very clear and easy to read. The first focal plane design helps with accurate shot placement at different ranges. The zero stop on the turret is solid and makes adjusting elevation quick and reliable.
Nathan Mackay –
The field of view at 4x is excellent for scanning large areas. The windage and holdover marks are precise, which helped me make better shots in windy conditions. A bit heavy, but worth it for hunting.
Megan Vance –
The optics are sharp and bright even in low light. The 0.3 MOA center dot is very useful for fine adjustments. I appreciate the thick outer posts for fast target acquisition in the field.