Introducing the All New M-1200 ART-XLR
Jim Leatherwood's Automatic Ranging and Trajectory
riflescope (simply known as the A.R.T. scope among tactical shooters) of the
early 1960s literally took the guess work out of long range shooting. All a shooter had to do was zoom in on an
object of known size...steady the aim...and take the shot. Built around what he called a
"Camputer", the scope automatically compensated for both the range
and for the trajectory of the bullet.
To commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the A.R.T. design,
Hi-Lux Optics is pulling out all stops to combine all of the latest Leatherwood
A.R.T. technology and advanced modern features to produce an all new version of
the M-1200 - the A.R.T. Extreme Long Range model. (Photo Above - The original M1200 6-24x50mm ART scope.)
This 6-24x50mm A.R.T. scope is truly designed and built for
the shooter looking to take those shots out to 1,000 yards...and even a bit
farther.
Photo at right shows the new M-1200 ART-XLR, featuring a bigger and brighter 30mm
tube, plus a larger and beefier cam ranging system that can be
calibrated for most rifles in calibers ranging from .223 Remington to the big
.50 BMG models - automatically compensating for bullet trajectory from 300 to
1,200 meters. A stronger mount also
offers additional external windage adjustment - something that's very often
needed when shots begin to exceed a half-mile.
The M-1200 ART-XLR also comes with a new illuminated etched glass
reticle, with built in ranging features and the Hi-Lux "No Math
Mil-Dot" system for those who want to know the range. Each click of the target style adjustment turrets
moves point of impact 0.1 mil, and the scope comes with a new side focus
parallax adjustment.
Like all Hi-Lux Optics rifle scopes, this state-of-the-art
Auto Ranging and Trajectory model features photographic quality lenses that are
fully multi-coated for optimum light transmission. The scope comes with a Fast Focus eye-piece
for multi-shooter use, Tri-Center coil spring tension on the erector tube for
positive click adjustment, and a tough external finish for long lasting good
looks. The all new M-1200 ART-XLR retails for $635 and comes with a Limited
Lifetime Warranty.
The first 500
of the New M-1200 ART-XLR scopes will be marked "Limited Edition James
Leatherwood Commemorative" in honor of the late Jim Leatherwood -
Reserve Yours Today!
For more
information on the new M1200 ART-XLR, contact Hi-Lux Optics at 888 445-8912,
visit their website at www.hi-luxoptics.com, or drop them an e-mail at
info@hi-luxoptics.com.
