New: Kahles K18i-2 Scope

With a wide field of view, Kahles said the new K18i-2 competition optic “sets the standard for 3-Gun and IPSC matches.”

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posted on June 19, 2023
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The new Kahles K18i-2 optic ($3,299) will be available this September.
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Kahles has taken its successful K18i optic and, with the support of pro shooters, optimized it for even faster target acquisition. The result the new in the new K18i-2 optic, which boasts a whopping 150 feet/100 yards field of view, making it ideal for 3-Gun competition and more.

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About the recently announced K18i-2 riflescope, Kahles said it “offers the expected excellent imaging as well as a particularly user-friendly eyebox, which allows quick and easy focusing and immerses you in an image that stays sharp right to the edges.”

 

The new K18i-2 offers excellent imaging, along with a particularly user-friendly eyebox. Built on a rugged 34 mm main tube, the K18i-2 features true 1.0x magnification, the fine and extra-bright day/night illuminated second focal plane reticle.

More from Kahles: “The new K18i-2 presents an uncompromising combination of an unparalleled field of view and outstanding optical performance, making it the perfect choice for competitions decided on tenths of a second.”

The Kahles K18i-2 will be available in September 2023 with MSRP set at $3,299. Learn more at kahles.at.

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