New Steiner Predator 4 Hunting Riflescopes Feature Illuminated E3 Reticle

With the recent release of their Predator 4 hunting riflescope line, Steiner offers 3 magnification options for varying terrain. The lightweight, compact design of all three models also ensures that your riflescope will not cause undo weight on the hunt.

Steiner Predator 4 Hunting Riflescopes

Relying on their experience developing optics for military and law enforcement, Steiner applied the same rugged and durable properties to the Predator 4 line. The diamond lens coating on all air-to-glass surfaces also works to enhance light transmission. As a result, the riflescopes deliver improved clarity and contrast, for an advantage in even low light conditions.

Additionally, the three models feature a second focal plane, Press Illuminated E3 Reticle. The reticle is also calibrated with ballistic holdover compensation for traditional, magnum and varmint loads, out to 400 yards.

All three models feature a second focal plane, Press Illuminated E3 Reticle.

Available in 2.5-10×42, 4-16×50 and 6-24×50 the Predator 4 line has something for every environment and hunter. Designed for the Midwest and Eastern hunters, the 2.5-10x has a wide field of view, illuminated reticle and 2.5-10x magnification. For this reason, hunters can easily switch between dense environments and open fields.

Sitting in the middle of the three is the 4-16x, providing “best of both worlds” versatility. The 4-16x magnification can handle mid-range, while also able to reach out at distance. The 50mm objective lens and side parallax adjustment ensure clarity, regardless of the magnification.

Finally, the 6-24x boasts magnification levels perfect for distance hunters of the western United States. Ready to reach out for long mountain shots, a 50mm objective lens and parallax adjustment provide clarity and brightness at even the highest magnification.

The Steiner Predator 4 hunting Riflescopes are available now with an MSRP of $1,039.99 – $1,149.99, depending on model. For more info, please visit Steiner-Optics.com.