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New Concept models for 2025: March 8-80×56 Majesta SFP / 6-60×56 FFP Tracking riflescopes
Posted 12/19/2024
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Pro commentator Gary Costello from March Scopes interviews the winning team of Extreme Shot Italia IV 2024
Posted 12/16/2024
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Congratulations to Timothy Vaught, Alan Kulcak and Gerry Weins for winning top F-Class spots in the 2024 Arizona State Long Range National Championship!
Posted 12/04/2024
Congratulations to Paul Cray (Field Target shooter, USA) for winning the AAFTA (American Airgun Field Target Association) Grand Prix series!
Posted 12/20/2021
We received an exciting news from Paul Cray (Field Target shooter, USA, owner of March 8-80×56 scope) that he won the AAFTA Grand Prix seasons this year! That is an incredible achievement and we are happy to hear the amazing results. Congratulations Paul!
“Just wishing you all a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! And how special the March is!
I won the AAFTA (American Airgun Field Target Association) Grand Prix series this season! Also with a perfect score of 300%, which had never been done before in WFTF rifle class. With over ten thousand miles traveled and everything from pouring rain to shooting in the hot desert, nothing stopped my March from performing to perfection! Here’s a photo of my season’s haul. Thank you all!”
Paul Cray
Quoted from : http://www.aafta.org/match-results.html
You can see the detailed match results from this link : http://www.aafta.org/uploads/1/2/7/6/127666620/grandprix2021.pdf
Field target is an outdoor field shooting sport shot with air rifles originated in the United Kingdom. Rules slightly differs according to countries, but normally steel targets are placed between 9 to 50 m (9.8 to 54.7 yd) and the target kill zones have three sizes, 15 mm, 25 mm and 40 mm depending on the distances. As it is impossible to see the small kill zone at the furthest distance with naked eyes, a rifle scope with high magnification is required. We can say that Field target shooting is definitely one of the most precise and demanding shooting category. Again congratulations Paul!
Below is the 8-80×56 SFP March Scope Paul uses.
This scopes provide the highest magnification ratio (10X) along with the highest magnification (80x) of any rifle scopes made to date and it still weighs less than 900g (31.7oz). Click adjustment of 1/8MOA is a perfect choice for accurate shooing.
We also offer 8-80×56 SFP March Scope in silver.
Along with 8-80×56 SFP Scope, 10-60×56 SFP High Master March Scope is also favored by Field Target shooters. 10-60×56 High Master scope assembles 2 Super ED lenses (High Master lens system) providing a sharper image with greater contrast, while still having a strong scope. 10-60×56 High Master scope has the highest image quality among all our SFP scopes. 10-60×56 High Master scope also incorporates Temperature Anti-Drift Lens System in order to naturally adapt to changes in temperature to maintain focus and clarity over a wide range of conditions.
We offer special FT(Field Target) package for the 10-60×56 High Master Scope.
This package is available to order with March Scopes Europe. info@marchscopes.co.uk
(* All accessories that comes with the FT package can be purchased separately at your local dealer but 10-60×56 High Master scope with engraving is only available through March Scopes Europe or other European dealers.)
– Special engraving “FT edition” on the 10-60×56 High Master Scope
– Large dial especially made for this FT package.
You can cover the large dial on the existing elevation turret and write your own
elevation adjustments.
– Middle wheel
This will assist making quick and fine adjustments easier with the focus knob.
– Large wheel
Shooting at very close ranges often requires very fine adjustment of the focus dial.
March has produced a Large Wheel to fit over the Middle Focus wheel to enhance the
dial’s ability to focus clearly. This is a great addition to Air Rifle Field Target and other
shooting disciplines requiring accuracy.
We wish you happy holidays and a safe and healthy 2022!
Written by : Mari Morita