Bresser Pirsch 9-27x56 pikksilm

The BRESSER Pirsch Gen II spotting scopes are primarily intended for nature observers and hunters. Equipped with a light-intense, fully broadband multi-coated 80 mm lens, they allow higher magnifications even at twilight. This spotting scope is also equipped with the high-quality UR for brighter images. Together with the waterproof and nitrogen-filled housing and the non-reflective armouring, nature observers can determine e.g. bird species in any weather or hunters can target game even at long distances.PhotographyBut also friends of digital photography will find a reliable tool in the Pirsch series: together with the DSLR adapters 49-20002 or 49-14911 almost all digital cameras or smartphones can be connected.Robust materialsThe focus and eyepieces are made of sturdy metal for a long-lasting pleasure with the Pirsch spotting scope. The rubber armouring is manufactured to ensure a firm grip.CompensationThe Pirsch spotting scopes of Gen. II are all equipped with the new UR coating. This special coating ensures better light transmission and therefore provides a bright image even in difficult lighting conditions. Ultra compact and light weightThe Pirsch 9-27x56 with its small dimensions and low weight is ideal for transport and even fits into larger jacket pockets. This means that transport is no problem and you can quickly work with larger magnifications than with binoculars, for example, even when you are on the move.Waterproof and nitrogen filledAll Pirsch models are waterproof and nitrogen filled. So you have the perfect companion with you in all weather conditions. Rain or fog does not matter to the device. Fogging from the inside in case of large temperature differences is prevented by the nitrogen filling and thus ensures that the device is always ready for use.PROPERTIES Zoom perspective slanting view fully multi-coated optics UR coated optics very compact and light weight spotting scope waterproof and nitrogen filled housing SCOPE OF DELIVERY Spotting scope Ready bag for spotting scope Instructions