Kahles puts elevation on left, parallax on top.

Kahles is one of the more underrated scope companies out there, but folks in the know have raved about their optical performance!  Now, along with their top notch optical engineering, Kahles can also be known for great ergonomics.

Kahles moved the parallax adjustment from the  traditional location of the left side on their K312i, 3-12 x 50mm scope to a larger, top side knob at the base of the elevation turret, and the windage turret is now on the left side of the scope. This simple, but unique redesign of the primary control layout allows for right handed shooters to easy visual access to all relevant information without having to break their cheekweld. It's an exceedingly handy design for experienced precision rifle shooters.

Availability is March 2015, at an MSRP of $2490 for all reticle versions.

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