The PFI RR-Evolution-H-2 (3-12x42mm) is designed for 180 of the most common hunting loads, including the .243, .270, 30-06, and .308. Hunters now have a solid first focal plane optic option and an intuitive reticle to make taking the shot easier.
The H-2 is one of the newest Rapid Reticle designs offering:
Ballistic holdovers from 100 to 1,000 yards
Wind compensation holds up to 20 mph
Rapid Ranging for instant ranging on known 10″ and 20″ objects
Rapid Guide for fast close-range acquisition and engagement
For longer-range marksmen, a series of crosses allow shooters to determine their holds for targets beyond 1000 yards for various calibers.
Other new features include:
“Shooter mils” (4″ and 2” ) on the main stadia lines for quick-ranging calculations
Impeccable BK-7 glass
2-color illumination
Tall, non-snagging target turrets
Parallax adjustment
Fast focus ocular
Its new 3-12x42mm body offers an effective magnification range and a rock-solid one-piece 30mm tube.
The RR-Evolution-H-2 advances hunting optics, drastically reducing the learning curve for long-range precision shooting.
It is designed to be simplistic yet intuitive, with all the necessary information to take a confident shot.
Our innovative H-2 reticle allows riflemen to engage targets quickly, accurately, and more precisely than ever.
.300 Winchester Magnum Federal 180gr Weldcore SP – BC: .364 @ 2960 fps
.300 Winchester Magnum Federal 180gr Bear Claw – BC: .414 @ 2960 fps
.300 Winchester Magnum Federal 200gr Nosler Partition – BC: .481 @ 2850 fps
.338 Winchester Magnum Sierra 250gr SBT – BC: .565 @ 2750 fps
.338 Winchester Magnum Sierra 250gr X – BC: .521 @ 2750 fps
.338 Winchester Magnum Sierra 250gr X – BC: .428 @ 2875 fps
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Q1: What does magnification mean?
A: The magnification level is how much larger your target will appear vs the naked eye.
A 6x magnification level means the target will appear 6x larger through your scope than when you look at it without any magnification.
Q2: What is parallax adjustment and why do I need it?
A: Parallax is when the target and reticle are on different planes. It is a crucial adjustment for precision, especially at longer distances.
It is noticeable when your reticle moves in relation to the target. For instance, look through your scope and align the reticle perfectly with the target. If no parallax adjustment is needed, then moving your eyes or making slight adjustments with the tilt of your head will not make the reticle alignment on the target shift.
However, a parallax adjustment is needed to land an accurate shot if the reticle appears to move. This often occurs if you are shooting far beyond the set parallax of your scope.
More advanced scopes allow for manual adjustments to correct any parallax errors. Basically it’s to focus the target at the distance you are shooting at.
Q3: Do I need a scope with an illuminated reticle?
A: Illuminated reticles provide enhanced visibility of the crosshairs in low light conditions, making them beneficial when shooting at dusk or dawn.
Look for illuminated reticles with brightness adjustments, as a single brightness level can sometimes hinder your view rather than enhance it.
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