Schmidt & Bender PM II 3-20x50 LP Ultra Short MT II

The 3-20x50 PM II Ultra Short is the further development of the 3-20x50 PM II. It offers the widest field of view and is also the shortest and lightest riflescope in its class. Its length is roughly the same as that of the legendary 3-12x50 PM II, making it the ideal upgrade for DMR and snipers. 

The 3-20x50 PM II won the US Army's CSASS program together with Heckler & Koch. Since then, it has been used by the US Air Force as well as the Canadian and Spanish military. Police and Anti-Terror units also trust the 3-20x50 PM II Ultra Short. 

In addition to the large field of view, it features also a large exit pupil/eye box and high resolution combined with high transmission. The robust construction withstands extreme conditions, as confirmed by an independent NTS test laboratory. It has also successfully passed the shock test with over 30,000 shocks in the MK17 load profile with accelerations of several thousand g-loads. 

Due to its compact design, it is particularly suitable for use on semi-automatic rifles with short rails in combination with night vision devices, but can also be used on bolt action rifles in .50 caliber. 

Lockable (LT) Double Turn II+ (DT II+) elevation turret with visual and tactile revolution indicator, More Tactile Clicks (MTC) function and Sub-Zero Clicks (SZC)

This Double Turn turret is developed for dialing corrections on a regular basis as it is the case when shooting competitions. Therefore big and well recognizable digits makes dialing and orientation easy. Marks and numbers are in MRAD. The number “1” is standing for 1 MRAD which is 10 cm/100 m. The second revolution is indicated by a yellow-colored pin which is both visual and tactile. It appears out of the top of the turret and correlates to the yellow digits. This turret features 3 Sub-Zero Clicks (SZC) and the Generation II (Gen II) locking function.