Pride Fowler Industries designed the RR Evolution 300 Blackout 2 Rifle Scope specifically for .300BLK and 7.62×39 weapon systems.
The patented and innovative BDC reticle provides impact guidance subsonic and supersonic ammunition. This gives the user the full weapon system capability.
Set within a robust LPVO optic, the RR-Evolution-BLK-2 is reliable in rough and changing field conditions.
Technological Advancements:
The RR-Evolution Series BDC design features several innovative proprietary technologies that enhance the weapon system’s performance. These features allow for faster target engagement.
- Rapid Ranging provides instant distance approximation for 9″ and 18″ objects.
- Rapid Guide provides clear impact guidance for low magnification settings for closer targets for fast target acquisition and engagement.
Rapid Reticle Evolution’s design offers ease of use with no calculations. A novice marksman’s learning curve is drastically reduced for long-range precision shooting.
Avoid manual adjustments or calculations. This provides a clear advantage for all riflemen.
The RR-Evolution Series maximizes the weapon system’s performance, giving the user versatility not found in any other optic.
Owner’s Manual: RR Evolution 300 BLK-2
• .300BLK: 110-130gr, B.C. 0.29-.350 @ 2200-2300 fps
• .300BLK: 208-225gr, B.C. 0.629-0.648 @ 990-1050 fps
• .300BLK: 150gr JSP, B.C. 0.331 @ 2000 fps
• 7.62×39: 122-124gr, B.C. 0.480 @ 2400fps
• Other ammunition can be used that produce similar ballistic coefficients
Q1: How important is the field of view in a rifle scope?
A: The FOV (field of view) determines the width of the visible area at a certain distance.
A wide FOV is great for situational awareness and target acquisition, especially at longer distances. But you may sacrifice magnification to ensure a wide FOV.
Generally, the higher the magnification, the smaller your field of view will be.
Q2: What magnification range should I consider for my scope?
A: Your required magnification level depends on several factors, including your typical shooting distance, target size, and field of view requirements.
The further your target is, the more magnification you may need to land a precise shot.
Stick with a lower magnification level if you normally shoot at closer ranges. A high magnification at short distances can impede your accuracy.
Q3: What features should I look for in durability?
A: Your scope will potentially be exposed to many harsh elements and protection is critical.
You should look for a rugged construction that offers shock-proofing and waterproofing.
Your scope should be able to withstand any recoil and harsh weather conditions. Fog Proofing of the lenses is another critical element to enhance the lens clarity.
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