The Versatile M6Xi Riflescope Great for Tactical or Hunting Platforms
GREELEY, Colo. — Whether you are in the heat of competition chasing dangerous game in the bush or on the streets, Steiner’s new M6Xi riflescope provides shooters with the advantage of faster target acquisition and a crystal clear sight picture.
Featuring a new 6x magnification, the M6Xi is one of the most versatile scopes in the M-Series line and will match perfectly with any tactical, competition or hunting rifle. The
1-6x24mm riflescope is built on a 30mm tube and comes with the ever-popular illuminated Rapid Dot Reticle, which gives shooters fast and easy aiming points for both 5.56 and 7.62 caliber rifles. There are 11 illumination levels (7 night and 4 day levels) with two “OFF” positions at each end and quick standby levels between each for fast return to your preferred setting.
The German made M6Xi features world-class engineering with broadband anti-reflection coatings, precise windage and elevation adjustment turrets, and an optimized exterior design. Weighing in at 22 ounces the M6Xi is compact, lightweight and durable. The riflescope is nitrogen filled, submersible up to 33 feet, fogproof, and has a fixed parallax.
M6Xi Features:
1-6×24
Item Number 8708-556
Length: 11.25 in.
Weight 22 oz.
Reticle Rapid Dot
Focal plane 2nd
MSRP: $2,999.99
As with all Steiner optics, the M Series riflescopes are covered by the industry-leading Steiner Heritage™ Warranty – Steiner’s promise of the highest standards of quality, dependability and customer satisfaction.
About Steiner
For 70 years, Steiner has made trusted optics for life’s defining moments. The successful pursuit and capture of these moments demands the fast and precise detection, location and identification of a distant objective. Whether the objective is wildlife, a marine bearing, law enforcement suspect or military combatant, Steiner products enhance an individual’s most important sense, vision, so that on land or sea –– Nothing Escapes You. For more information, visit the company website at www.steiner-optics.com or www.facebook.com/SteinerOptics.
