Description
The Match Pro ED is built for precision rifle competition — PRS, NRL22, and similar formats where consistent, repeatable adjustments matter more than a light carry weight. The first-focal-plane placement of the DM2 reticle means subtension values stay true at every magnification setting, so the holdover marks you verified at the bench are the same ones you trust during a stage when there is no time to do math.
The DM2 itself is a grid-style tree with a floating center dot, graduated in 0.2 MRAD increments rather than the more common 0.5 MRAD spacing. That finer grid gives you more reference points without requiring you to interpolate between marks, which is useful when the target is small or the wind call is close. Illumination covers 10 MRAD of vertical grid, powered by a CR2032 with nine standard brightness levels plus two night-vision-compatible settings and a 6-hour auto-off timer — so a dead battery between matches is less of a concern.
The turrets are exposed and locking with a two-stage revolution indicator on the elevation dial, and there is a zero-stop so you can always return to your base zero without counting rotations. Click value is 0.1 MRAD, which pairs directly with the reticle’s 0.2 MRAD grid for straightforward correction math. The side-focus parallax adjusts down to 15 yards, making this scope genuinely practical for rimfire use without modification.
ED Prime glass with Ultra Wide Band and fully multi-coated lenses reduce chromatic fringing and light loss across the magnification range. The included 3-position power change lever is removable and configures for either hand, or installs a filler screw if you prefer a clean tube profile. A 2.5-inch sunshade with forward threads for third-party accessories ships in the box.




