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Aspherical Lens System

The Aspherical Lens System was originally used only in expensive binoculars and cameras because it couldn't take the pounding of rifle recoil. It ensures that the image in the scope appears flat and that the edges of the image are as bright as the center. Aspherical lenses also increase the field of view, yet also offer a greater distance of eye relief.

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