Leica brings for the first time the perfection of the aspherical lens in a red dot,offering the hunter a point of extraordinary sharpness in 12 levels of intensity, a perfect image without curvature, an incredibly free and clean aim even in motion.
Tempus is made from a single piece of aluminum, its clicks are precise and reliable, the battery is replaced without disassembling it, with no parallax beyond 50 meters.
LEICA TEMPUS ASPH THE RED POINT OPTIC HUNTING
The new Tempus ASPH. Leica Sport Optic marks an extraordinary progress in red-point sighting systems for batting. Thanks to his experience in the photographic field, Leica is the first top manufacturer to design its red dot viewfinder with an aspherical lens that produces an even sharper and brighter point, very high image quality and extraordinary visual comfort.
The advantages of this innovation are immediately perceived in the sharpness of the image with sculpted contrasts and absolute chromatic fidelity, in the clean aiming with absence of curvatures even in movement, in the freedom to aim very quickly with both eyes open and the visual sensation that the structure of the instrument virtually does not exist.
The point illuminated in 12 levels of intensity is so defined that it appears completely similar to that of the best rifle scopes and therefore does not disturb the acquisition of the target. You can choose in the 2 or 3.5 MOA version.
The compact and lightweight structure of the Leica Tempus ASPH. it is made from a single piece of solid aluminum, a guarantee of great stability and strength. It is watertight, compact and lightweight (53.5 x 34.5 x 28 mm for 37 grams). The click system is precise and reliable, guarantees a maximum adjustment of 100MOA x 100MOA and unlocks / blocks simply with a brugora.
Tempus shows its excellence even in the details, such as the possibility of replacing the battery without having to disassemble the instrument, the automatic shutdown after 4 hours of inactivity and the precision of aiming even on the longest distances thanks to the absence of parallax beyond 50 meters.
