This is a most technically advanced riflescope, since the 1-8x24 PM II ShortDot Dual CC com-bines – in an 8x zoom ratio system – a distinct illuminated red dot in Second Focal Plane with a First Focal Plane tactical reticle. This being said, it can be used as a red dot sight for quick engagement of close targets while the MilDot base reticle can be used for accurate ranging and compensation for hold-offs and hold-under/over. The generous eye box/exit pupil sup-ports fast acquisition on any magnification. These combined features create the most ad-vanced multipurpose Close Combat and mid-range riflescope design.

The 5-20x50 PM II Ultra Short represents Schmidt & Bender´s shortest full featured riflescope and is perfect for medium and long-range targets. Our newly designed illumination control is integrated into the parallax adjustment and allows a better mounting solution – also for left handed use. The redesigned magnification ring offers now more grip and can accommodate the Throw Lever. The low-profile elevation turret with 27 MRAD or large 35 MRAD adjustment range can easily be combined with a red dot sight for close distances. Compact rifles with limited rail space are especially predestined for this compact powerhouse. Although being short, lightweight and compact: this riflescope doesn’t compromise a millimeter on mechanical reliability or optical performance. The 5-20x50 PM II Ultra Short now features our new “LPI” which stands for the German words “Leucht-Parallaxe-Integriert” and means „Illumination Parallax Integrated“. This new and very easily operable illumination control is integrated into the parallax adjustment and allows a better mounting solution. It also enables a better left handed use. Although being very compact the illumination and the parallax adjustment show the familiar features: on the outer side the smaller and easy to operate illumination knob has 11 functional steps with “off” positions between each step. The bigger knob which is next to the tube operates the very precise side focus/parallax adjustment. It begins at 25 m/27 yd for close distances and goes up to infinity. Both knobs are clearly distinguished by size and rippling while the engravings of each turret can be read or adjusted while in shooting position – also with gloves.