The innovative illumination unit - the top product from the house of Docter.
With Docter tipcontrol, an even more efficient, comfortable and innovative illumination unit has been created.
The state of the art electronic control guarantees ease of handling the illuminated dot brightness control.
The control of the illumination unit is done by means of a tumbler switch, which allows adjustment of the light point intensity, and also serves as an on off switch. The memory function stores the last setting and is immediately available at the next switch on, which is a great feature in driven game hunting.
- Three hours after the last operation of the unit, the device is automatically switched off, which prolongs battery life substantially.
- The tumbler switch avoids accidental activation
- Easy to operate, even when wearing gloves
- Brightness control deliberately placed as a third knob, mounted flat against the tube keeping it away from your line of sight.
- Spare battery storage inside the elevation cap
Practical Innovation
The newest riflescopes in the Docter Unipoint range impress because of their balanced lines - the typical unmistakeable Docter design,
- Robust, scratch proof annodised finish
- Perfectly placed controls
- A perfectly concieved, unique digital brightness control for day or night
- A touch knob on the magnification ring and a smaller operating angle when changing mag, underline how user friendly these scopes are
Brilliant Optics
The best optical parameters of Docter Unipoint riflescopes have been achived by combining the latest results of research in optics with new glass types and newly developed Docter multitop coating.
Especially in twilight, each Docter unipoint riflescope shows its strength.
The safety ocular (5 dioptres, symmetrical adjustment range) and the highly practical eye relief at all magnification settings as well as the wide, soft ocular ring, help protect the shooter from injury.
The posts of the reticle 4-0 change in size with adjustments of the magnification. The light dot in the first image plane does not change its size regardless of magnification.
This means the reticle can aid as a range finder.
