The Hawke Vantage HD 30 WA SF IR 6–24x50 (LR2 Dot Reticle) is a long-range riflescope engineered for precision targeting, pest eradication, and varmint hunting across rimfire, centerfire, and high-power airgun platforms. Built on a 30 mm mono-tube chassis, it combines an 11-layer fully multi-coated H2 optical system with a 50 mm objective lens to deliver clear sight pictures across its 6–24x magnification range. The second focal plane glass-etched LR2 Dot reticle features stepped red and green illumination powered by a single CR2032 battery, paired with a side focus parallax adjustment operating from 10 yards (9.1 m) to infinity.

Key Features

• Wide-Angle H2 Optics: Features 11-layer fully multi-coated lenses delivering a field of view of 6.9–1.8 m at 100 m (20.7–5.4 ft at 100 yds).
• Illuminated LR2 Dot Reticle: Second focal plane glass-etched reticle calibrated at 20x magnification, offering 5 levels of red and green stepped brightness.
• Side Focus Parallax: Side-mounted dial provides smooth parallax correction from 10 yards (9.1 m) to infinity.
• Precision Turrets: Exposed, locking, and resettable turrets with precise 1/4 MOA click values.
• Durable Construction: Nitrogen-purged, shockproof, waterproof, and fog-proof chassis rated for all firearm calibres and heavy-recoil spring-piston airguns.
• Zoom Throw Lever: Includes a removable zoom throw lever for rapid magnification adjustments in the field.

Specifications

• Magnification: 6–24x
• Objective Lens Diameter: 50 mm
• Chassis Diameter: 30 mm mono-tube
• Reticle: Glass-etched LR2 Dot (calibrated at 20x)
• Focal Plane: Second Focal Plane (SFP)
• Eye Relief: 90 mm (3.5 in)
• Exit Pupil: 8.3–2.1 mm
• Overall Length: 390 mm (15.4 in)
• Weight: 745 g (26.3 oz)
• Parallax Adjustment: 10 yds (9.1 m) to infinity
• Click Value: 1/4 MOA
• Power Source: 1x CR2032 3V coin cell

Who is the Hawke Vantage HD 30 WA SF IR 6–24x50 for?

• Long-range varmint hunters — need the upper 24x magnification and 50 mm objective lens of this long-range riflescope to identify small game targets at extended ranges under varying light conditions.
• Precision target shooters using rimfire and centerfire rifles — require the 1/4 MOA turret adjustments and rigid 30 mm mono-tube chassis on this 745 g riflescope for repeatable tracking and stability across static shooting platforms.

Less suitable for: Close-quarters brush shooting under 10–15 m, where a 1–4x or 2–7x low-power variable optic (LPVO) serves the shooter better due to the 6x minimum magnification base, or ultralight alpine hunting where pack weight is prioritised, where compact 1-inch scopes weighing 350–500 g provide a more practical carry profile than this 745 g, 390 mm optic.