Nikko Stirling METOR 1–4×24i NSMEG1424 – 30 mm, 4 Dot

Nikko Stirling METOR 1–4×24i NSMEG1424 – 30 mm, 4 Dot

Nikko Stirling METOR 1–4×24i NSMEG1424 – 30 mm, 4 Dot

  • Brand:NIKKO STIRLING
  • Product Code: METOR 1–4×24i NSMEG1424 – 30 мм, 4 Dot
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  • 247.00 € / 483.09 лв.

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NIKKO STIRLING · METOR SERIES · NSMEG1424
Nikko Stirling METOR 1–4×24i Riflescope – 30 mm, Illuminated No. 4 Dot

A wide field of view, a clear optical image and finely adjustable reticle illumination. The Nikko Stirling METOR 1–4×24 is a compact riflescope combining the traditional No. 4 Dot hunting reticle with modern optical construction and a robust mechanical design.

The model offers a field of view of up to 44.6 metres at 100 metres, a fourfold magnification range, fully multicoated lenses and a 30 mm main tube.

Its glass-etched No. 4 Dot reticle is complemented by finely adjustable illumination, while the compact 259 mm body provides a practical solution for lawful hunting and sporting use.

METOR 1–4×24 · NSMEG1424 — 1–4× magnification · 24 mm objective · 44.6 m / 100 m field of view at 1× · illuminated No. 4 Dot reticle · 30 mm tube · 525 g.
Nikko Stirling METOR 1-4x24 NSMEG1424 riflescope with 30 mm tube Official Nikko Stirling product image
1–4×Variable magnification
44.6 mField of view at 1× / 100 m
30 mmMain tube diameter
4 DotIlluminated hunting reticle
METOR 1–4×24 – optical clarity and a wide viewing area

Nikko Stirling METOR 1–4×24 NSMEG1424 is a low-magnification riflescope with a 4× zoom range, developed for users who value a wide field of view, a clear sight picture and an easily recognised central reticle in a relatively compact housing.

The optical system uses Fully Multicoated Lenses, meaning multiple anti-reflection coatings are applied to optical surfaces to reduce unwanted reflections and improve the transmission of light.

The METOR series focuses on resolution and image clarity from the centre towards the edges of the visible field. Together with convenient magnification adjustment and fine reticle illumination, these features support versatile daytime use and changing ambient-light conditions.

Eight distinctive advantages
01 · WIDE FIELD OF VIEW
Field of view up to 44.6 m

A wide view at minimum 1× magnification, helping the user maintain awareness of the surrounding environment.

02 · 4× ZOOM
1–4× variable magnification

A smooth transition between a broad overview and an enlarged image at 4× magnification.

03 · GLASS RETICLE
Glass-etched reticle

The classic No. 4 Dot is integrated into the optical system using glass-reticle construction.

04 · FINE ILLUMINATION
Finely adjustable illumination

Adjustable brightness allows the illumination to be matched to ambient conditions and user preference.

05 · FULLY MULTICOATED
Multicoated optical surfaces

Lens coatings designed to support image clarity, contrast and reduced internal reflections.

06 · 30 MM TUBE
30 mm main tube

An established mounting diameter suitable for appropriately matched 30 mm rings and mounting systems.

07 · HUNTING TURRETS
Hunting-style adjustment turrets

A streamlined adjustment system with separate elevation and windage controls.

08 · OUTDOOR RESISTANCE
Built for outdoor conditions

Waterproof and shockproof construction developed for normal hunting and sporting use.

What changes between 1× and 4× magnification?

The 1–4× range is a practical choice for a low-power variable optic, offering a choice between a wide overall view and a more enlarged optical image.

MINIMUM MAGNIFICATION · 1×
44.6 m
Field of view at 100 metres

Wide perspective. More of the observed surroundings can be seen within the optical image.

MAXIMUM MAGNIFICATION · 4×
11 m
Field of view at 100 metres

Closer visual detail. Fourfold magnification displays a smaller portion of the scene at a greater apparent scale.

Practical difference: 1× offers a wider overview, while 4× provides greater image magnification. Both field-of-view values refer to a distance of 100 metres.
Illuminated No. 4 Dot reticle – a classic hunting design

No. 4 Dot is a reticle with clearly recognisable reference lines and a central aiming element. In the Nikko Stirling METOR 1–4×24, the reticle is etched onto glass and features adjustable illumination.

Fine illumination control is useful as surrounding light levels change. Choosing an appropriate brightness helps keep the reticle visible without allowing excessive illumination to dominate the optical image.

Glass Reticle means the reticle is incorporated into a glass optical element rather than being solely an electronically projected graphic. The reticle remains visible when illumination is switched off.

No. 4 Dot reticle – illustrated guide
Nikko Stirling METOR 1-4x24 and No. 4 Dot reticle illustration
VISUAL GUIDE · NO. 4 DOT
How is the reticle constructed?

The image illustrates the basic No. 4 Dot layout and the relationship between the central element and the reference lines.

  • Central dot: a clearly defined central element with illumination.
  • Horizontal lines: prominent reference elements on the left and right.
  • Vertical line: completes the traditional No. 4 configuration.
  • Brightness adjustment: allows illumination to be adapted to ambient light.
  • Glass-etched construction: the reticle remains visible without illumination.
Product photograph illustrating the No. 4 Dot reticle.
Fully Multicoated lenses – why are coatings important?

The Nikko Stirling METOR incorporates multiple anti-reflection coatings on its optical surfaces. These coatings matter because some light is reflected whenever it passes between different optical materials.

Multicoating helps light pass efficiently through the optical system and reduces unwanted reflections, contributing to better image clarity and detail recognition.

The METOR optical design also emphasises Edge-to-Edge Clarity — image quality not just in the centre, but towards the edges of the visible field.

24 mmObjective lens diameter
1–4×Magnification range
85 mmEye relief

Eye relief is the distance between the observer's eye and the eyepiece at which the full field of view can be observed. This model provides 85 mm at both ends of its magnification range.

Magnification and illumination controls
Nikko Stirling METOR 1-4x24 control layout, magnification ring and adjustment turrets
VISUAL INSTRUCTIONS · SCOPE CONTROLS
Main control elements
  • Magnification ring: provides continuous adjustment between 1× and 4×.
  • Eyepiece: includes diopter adjustment to help bring the reticle into focus for individual eyesight.
  • Illumination control: allows the reticle brightness to be selected.
  • Adjustment turrets: mechanical elevation and windage controls.

Mechanical adjustments should be performed in accordance with the original Nikko Stirling user manual.

Detailed product view of the METOR 1–4×24.
Mechanical adjustment – ½ MOA per click

The METOR 1–4×24 is equipped with separate elevation and windage turrets. The technical specification for this particular 1–4×24 configuration lists ½ MOA per click, equivalent to approximately 15 mm at 100 metres.

MOA (Minute of Angle) is an angular measurement unit used to describe adjustment increments and total adjustment ranges in riflescopes.

The total adjustment range is 100 MOA elevation and 100 MOA windage.

½ MOAAdjustment per click
100 MOAElevation range
100 MOAWindage range

The hunting-style turrets are designed for practical mechanical adjustment and protection of the selected settings.

30 mm main tube – choosing compatible mounts
Close-up of the Nikko Stirling METOR 1-4x24 tube and adjustment turrets
MOUNTING COMPATIBILITY · 30 MM
What matters when choosing scope rings?

The METOR 1–4×24 has a 30 mm main tube. The mounting system must match both the tube diameter and the mounting interface of the specific firearm.

  • Ring diameter: 30 mm.
  • Mounting interface: must match the rifle's rail or mounting-base system.
  • Mount height: selected according to the rifle, scope dimensions and necessary clearance.
  • Correct installation: follow the instructions and torque limits of the mounting components.
  • Professional inspection: recommended for initial installation.
Detail of the METOR main tube and adjustment assembly.
Compatibility note: 30 mm refers to the main tube diameter, not the objective lens. This model has a 24 mm objective and is not designed for 25.4 mm (1-inch) scope rings.
Scope care – practical maintenance guide

Proper care of the lenses, exterior surfaces and illumination module helps preserve the optical performance and overall condition of the METOR.

01
Cleaning the lenses

Remove loose dust with an optical brush or a suitable air blower. Use a clean microfibre cloth and a cleaner intended for optical surfaces.

02
After rain and moisture

Dry the exterior with a soft cloth and allow the scope to reach a dry condition at normal room temperature. Avoid direct heating.

03
Long-term storage

Store in a dry place with the optical surfaces protected. If the scope is not used for an extended period, inspect the illumination battery.

Protect the coatings: never rub a dusty lens with a rough, dry cloth. Avoid abrasives, aggressive solvents and unauthorised disassembly of the optical housing.
Illumination, battery and outdoor resistance
ILLUMINATED RETICLE
Adjustable brightness

The No. 4 Dot illumination can be adjusted according to conditions. The etched reticle remains visible with the illumination switched off.

CR2032
Standard lithium battery

The illumination system uses a CR2032 battery, as described in the Nikko Stirling illuminated-riflescope instructions.

WATERPROOF
Water-resistant housing

The scope is designed for use in damp environments and adverse weather, within the manufacturer's operating recommendations.

SHOCKPROOF
Shock-resistant construction

The housing and mechanical assembly are designed to withstand the demands of normal riflescope use.

Who is the METOR 1–4×24 suitable for?
HUNTING USE
For a wide overview

Low magnification and a field of view up to 44.6 m at 100 m suit lawful hunting applications where a broad view of the surroundings is valuable.

OBSERVATION
Different viewing distances

The 1–4× magnification range provides a choice between a wider perspective and greater apparent image detail.

SPORTING USE
Permitted shooting disciplines

The model can be used with compatible equipment while following range safety rules and the requirements of the relevant sporting discipline.

PRACTICAL CONSTRUCTION
Compact optical equipment

Its 259 mm length, 30 mm main tube and traditional hunting turrets create a practical, relatively compact optical solution.

Technical specifications – Nikko Stirling METOR 1–4×24
SpecificationDetails
BrandNikko Stirling
SeriesMETOR
ModelMETOR 1–4×24
Factory product codeNSMEG1424
Product typeVariable-magnification hunting riflescope
Magnification1–4×
Zoom ratio4×
Objective lens diameter24 mm
Main tube diameter30 mm
Field of view at 1×44.6 m / 100 m
Field of view at 4×11 m / 100 m
ReticleNo. 4 Dot
Reticle constructionGlass Reticle – glass-etched
IlluminationYes, adjustable brightness
Illumination batteryCR2032
Optical coatingsFully Multicoated
Optical featureEdge-to-Edge Clarity
Eye relief at 1×85 mm
Eye relief at 4×85 mm
Adjustment per click½ MOA / approximately 15 mm at 100 m
Elevation adjustment range100 MOA
Windage adjustment range100 MOA
Turret typeHunting Turrets
Factory parallax setting91 m / 100 yards
Parallax adjustmentNo separate external parallax control
Overall length259 mm
Weight525 g
Waterproof constructionYes
Shockproof constructionYes
Mounting diameter30 mm
Intended useLawful hunting and sporting activities
Manufacturer warrantyLifetime, subject to Nikko Stirling terms; electronic components – 5 years
Factory package and accessories

The Nikko Stirling METOR 1–4×24 is supplied with the manufacturer's documentation and the protective and maintenance accessories intended for the series.

  • Nikko Stirling METOR 1–4×24 riflescope, NSMEG1424.
  • Protective lens covers.
  • Lens-cleaning cloth.
  • CR2032 battery for reticle illumination.
  • Operating and maintenance instructions.

Mounting rings, mounting bases and additional optical accessories are selected separately according to the firearm and its mounting interface.

Nikko Stirling warranty – long-term protection

Nikko Stirling provides a lifetime warranty on its riflescopes, subject to the manufacturer's terms. It applies to the original owner and requires product registration.

For electronic components, including the electrical parts of the reticle illumination system, the manufacturer specifies a warranty period of 5 years.

Warranty coverage excludes misuse, abuse and unauthorised repair. Keep your proof of purchase and register your riflescope in accordance with Nikko Stirling's warranty conditions.

Explore Nikko Stirling and other hunting optics

At MoskovHunt you can discover other Nikko Stirling riflescopes and compare models with different magnification ranges, objective diameters and reticle designs.

Instalment financing through TBI Bank

Standard financing through TBI Bank may be available for the Nikko Stirling METOR 1–4×24, subject to the bank's current conditions and individual credit approval.

The repayment period, monthly instalments, interest rate, annual percentage rate (APR) and total payable amount are determined by the individual bank offer. Where applicable, standard interest-bearing financing may also be used for discounted products.

Current financing options: contact MoskovHunt for details of available TBI Bank instalment plans.
Important mounting and operating information

The scope must be installed using suitable 30 mm rings and a compatible mounting base, following all mounting instructions and safety requirements.

Before checking or maintaining a scope installed on a firearm, ensure the firearm is unloaded and in a safe condition. Do not perform unauthorised modifications to optical or mechanical components.

Never look directly at the Sun through an optical instrument. Doing so can cause serious and permanent eye damage.

Frequently asked questions – Nikko Stirling METOR 1–4×24
What is the exact riflescope model?

Nikko Stirling METOR 1–4×24, 30 mm main tube, illuminated No. 4 Dot reticle, factory code NSMEG1424.

What does 1–4× magnification mean?

The magnification can be adjusted from 1× to 4×.

How wide is the field of view?

44.6 m at 100 m on 1× and 11 m at 100 m on 4×.

What is the main tube diameter?

30 mm. Matching 30 mm mounting rings are required.

What reticle does it use?

A glass-etched No. 4 Dot reticle with adjustable illumination.

Is the reticle visible without illumination?

Yes. The glass-etched reticle remains visible when illumination is turned off.

What battery powers the illumination?

A CR2032 lithium battery.

What is the adjustment value per click?

The METOR 1–4×24 technical specification lists ½ MOA per click, approximately 15 mm at 100 m.

Does it feature parallax adjustment?

The factory parallax setting is 91 m / 100 yards, with no separate external adjustment control.

What is the eye relief?

85 mm at minimum and maximum magnification.

How much does the riflescope weigh?

525 g, with an overall length of 259 mm.

Is it waterproof?

Yes. The METOR features waterproof and shockproof construction for outdoor use.

What does Fully Multicoated mean?

Multiple optical coatings help improve light transmission and reduce unwanted reflections.

Are mounting rings included?

No. The rings and mounting base are selected separately to match the firearm.

What warranty does the manufacturer provide?

A lifetime warranty for the original registered owner under the applicable terms, with 5 years for electronic components.

Is instalment financing available?

Standard financing through TBI Bank may be available, subject to the applicable conditions and credit approval.

Nikko Stirling METOR 1–4×24 at MoskovHunt

Discover a compact hunting riflescope with a wide field of view, illuminated No. 4 Dot reticle and quality optical construction. Our team can assist with availability, mounting compatibility, accessories and current purchase options.

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