Nikko Stirling METOR 2.5–10×50 Illuminated Riflescope, NSMEG251050

Nikko Stirling METOR 2.5–10×50 Illuminated Riflescope, NSMEG251050
Nikko Stirling METOR 2.5–10×50 Illuminated Riflescope, NSMEG251050
Nikko Stirling METOR 2.5–10×50 Illuminated Riflescope, NSMEG251050

Nikko Stirling METOR 2.5–10×50 Illuminated Riflescope, NSMEG251050

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  • Brand:NIKKO STIRLING
  • Product Code: METOR 2.5–10×50i, 30 мм, NSMEG251050
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  • 305.00 € / 596.53 лв.

    349.00 € / 682.58 лв.
  • 07 11 2026 06 12 2026

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NIKKO STIRLING · METOR SERIES · NSMEG251050
Nikko Stirling METOR 2.5–10×50 Riflescope – 30 mm, Illuminated No. 4 Dot

Clear image quality, versatile 4× zoom range and an illuminated precision reticle. The Nikko Stirling METOR 2.5–10×50 combines fully multicoated optics, a 50 mm objective lens and a durable 30 mm main tube.

The model is designed to deliver fine image detail, a generous field of view at low magnification and comfortable observation as natural light changes.

Its No. 4 Dot glass reticle features adjustable illumination, while the capped hunting turrets provide 1/4 MOA adjustments per click.

METOR NSMEG251050: 2.5–10× · 50 mm objective · 30 mm tube · No. 4 Dot · illuminated reticle · 1/4 MOA · 550 g · 316 mm.
Nikko Stirling METOR 2.5–10×50 riflescope NSMEG251050 with illuminated No. 4 Dot reticle Official Nikko Stirling METOR product photograph
2.5–10×Variable magnification
50 mmObjective diameter
30 mmMain tube
1/4 MOAClick adjustment
METOR 2.5–10×50 – designed for detailed, high-contrast viewing

Nikko Stirling METOR 2.5–10×50 is a daylight riflescope with an illuminated reticle, combining a versatile magnification range with a large 50 mm objective. Its design balances the ability to observe a wider area with finer visual detail at higher magnifications.

The optical elements feature Fully Multicoated lens treatment – multiple anti-reflective layers designed to reduce unwanted reflections and support light transmission and contrast.

Combined with the METOR optical design, this contributes to a clear image with well-defined details across the field of view.

The No. 4 Dot reticle combines the prominent outer posts of a traditional hunting reticle with a fine central aiming reference. Adjustable illumination helps make the central dot easier to distinguish under changing lighting conditions.

Eight key advantages of the Nikko Stirling METOR
01 · 4× ZOOM RANGE
2.5× to 10× magnification

A versatile range for switching between a wider field of view and more detailed visual observation.

02 · 50 MM OBJECTIVE
Large 50 mm objective lens

An optical configuration designed to support good image quality in a range of natural-light conditions.

03 · FULLY MULTICOATED
Fully multicoated lenses

Anti-reflective lens treatment helps control unwanted reflections and maintain a clear, detailed image.

04 · GLASS RETICLE
Glass-etched reticle

Factory No. 4 Dot reticle with fine central lines and prominent outer reference posts.

05 · ILLUMINATED DOT
Adjustable reticle illumination

Control of illumination intensity for comfortable viewing under different lighting conditions.

06 · 1/4 MOA CLICK
Fine mechanical adjustments

Approximately 7 mm at 100 metres per click, with a total adjustment range of 70 MOA on each axis.

07 · 30 MM MAINTUBE
30 mm main tube

Durable construction compatible with appropriately selected 30 mm scope rings and mounting systems.

08 · WATERPROOF & SHOCKPROOF
Protection for outdoor use

Waterproof and shock-resistant construction designed for typical hunting and sporting conditions.

How does the 2.5–10× magnification range work?

2.5× magnification delivers a wider field of view, making more of the surrounding area visible.

Intermediate magnification levels provide a practical compromise between viewing coverage and image detail.

10× magnification allows finer visual examination of objects, while naturally producing a narrower field of view.

The 4× zoom ratio expresses the relationship between maximum and minimum magnification. It does not mean a fixed 4× setting: magnification can be varied continuously from 2.5× to 10×.

Optical design and adjustment controls
Nikko Stirling METOR 2.5–10×50 showing the objective, 30 mm tube, adjustment turrets and eyepiece
VISUAL OVERVIEW · METOR 2.5–10×50
Practical construction details

The model retains the traditional silhouette of a hunting riflescope, with conveniently arranged mechanical controls.

  • Front objective: 50 mm diameter.
  • Main tube: 30 mm diameter.
  • Adjustment turrets: elevation and windage controls protected by caps.
  • Eyepiece: adjustable reticle focus.
  • Magnification ring: variable setting from 2.5× to 10×.
  • Illumination: adjustable reticle brightness.
Product photograph of NSMEG251050 illustrating the placement of its main components.
No. 4 Dot reticle – traditional design with an illuminated centre

The No. 4 Dot is a hunting reticle with bold outer reference posts and fine central lines. This configuration leaves the central image comparatively uncluttered while providing clearly defined references in the field of view.

RETICLE · NO. 4 DOT
Benefits of the illuminated reticle
  • Glass reticle: reference markings integrated into the optical system.
  • Fine central detail: a clearly defined centre with heavier surrounding posts.
  • Illuminated dot: improves the visibility of the central reference under suitable conditions.
  • Adjustable brightness: allows illumination to be reduced in lower natural light.
  • Traditional geometry: an uncluttered design for those who prefer a classic hunting reticle.

Illumination provides an additional visual reference; the reticle remains part of the optical image.

Schematic illustration of the No. 4 Dot reticle type. Not to scale.
Adjustable illumination – comfort as lighting changes

A characteristic feature of the METOR is Fine-Tuned Illumination, allowing the intensity of the illuminated reticle to be adjusted.

In brighter surroundings, a clearly defined centre helps with visual recognition. As natural light decreases, a lower illumination setting can prevent the central dot from appearing excessively bright.

The illumination system uses a CR2032 lithium battery and provides adjustable brightness.

Practical advice: use only as much illumination as necessary. Excessive brightness in dark surroundings may make image details harder to distinguish.
Field of view – 17.5 to 4.3 metres at 100 m

Field of view describes the width of the visible area through the riflescope at a specified distance.

17.5 mAt 100 m, 2.5×
4.3 mAt 100 m, 10×
85 mmEye relief

At minimum magnification, more surrounding space remains visible. At maximum magnification, the visible area becomes narrower, while details appear larger.

Eye relief – 85 mm refers to the nominal distance between the eyepiece and the observer's eye at which the full field of view can be seen. It is an important consideration when choosing a mounting system and a comfortable viewing position.

Mechanical adjustments – 1/4 MOA per click

The Nikko Stirling METOR 2.5–10×50 features capped hunting turrets with an adjustment increment of 1/4 MOA per click.

MOA is an angular unit of measurement. A single click corresponds to approximately 7 mm at 100 metres. This describes the adjustment mechanism, not the accuracy of the riflescope itself.

The catalogue adjustment range is 70 MOA for elevation and 70 MOA for windage.

1/4 MOAAdjustment per click
70 MOAElevation range
70 MOAWindage range

Protective turret caps help prevent unintended changes during transport and ordinary handling.

Factory-set parallax – 91 metres

The METOR 2.5–10×50 has a factory-set parallax distance of 91 m (100 yd).

Parallax is an optical effect in which the apparent position of the reticle relative to the observed object can shift slightly as the eye changes position.

A fixed parallax setting provides a simplified configuration without a separate user-operated parallax adjustment.

Important: a factory setting of 91 metres does not mean the riflescope can only be used at that distance. It is the reference distance for its parallax setting.
Weather protection – resistance to moisture and recoil
WATERPROOF
Waterproof construction

The housing is designed for typical outdoor conditions involving moisture, including rainy weather.

SHOCKPROOF
Shock-resistant engineering

The optical and mechanical construction is designed with durability and recoil resistance in mind.

Protective construction does not eliminate the need for proper care. Avoid impacts, incorrect tightening of mounting components and prolonged storage in damp environments.

Waterproof construction should not be interpreted as permission to submerge the scope or clean it using high-pressure water.

Mounting and firearm compatibility

The Nikko Stirling METOR 2.5–10×50 features a 30 mm main tube. Installation requires suitable 30 mm rings and a mounting base compatible with the particular firearm.

When selecting a mounting system, consider the objective diameter, available clearance above the barrel, eyepiece dimensions and comfortable viewing position.

  • Main tube: 30 mm.
  • Objective lens: 50 mm.
  • Eye relief: 85 mm.
  • Mounting system: selected according to the rifle and mounting base.
  • Recommendation: installation and inspection of the mount should be performed by a qualified specialist.
Package information: mounting rings and bases are not included in the standard riflescope package.
What is the METOR 2.5–10×50 suitable for?
HUNTING APPLICATION
Versatile daylight riflescope

For hunters seeking balanced magnification, a 50 mm objective lens and a traditional illuminated hunting reticle.

CHANGING LIGHT CONDITIONS
Observation in variable lighting

Multicoated optics and adjustable reticle illumination provide flexibility under changing natural-light conditions.

SPORTING APPLICATION
Lawful sport shooting

The optical and mechanical specifications make this model worth considering for equipment used in permitted sporting disciplines.

PRACTICAL CONSTRUCTION
Traditional hunting turrets

For users who prefer protected mechanical adjustments, classic styling and straightforward everyday maintenance.

Care and storage instructions

Regular care of the optical surfaces and housing helps preserve the METOR's image quality and overall condition.

01
Cleaning the lenses

Remove loose dust using a suitable soft brush or optics-cleaning tool. Use a clean microfibre cloth and a cleaning solution intended for optical lenses.

02
Caring for the housing

Wipe away mud, dust and moisture with a soft cloth. Do not use abrasive materials or aggressive solvents on the external finishes.

03
Proper storage

Use protective caps on the objective and eyepiece. Store the scope in a dry place away from high temperatures and prolonged moisture.

Essential safety precaution: never look directly at the sun through the riflescope. Doing so can cause serious eye injury.
Technical specifications – Nikko Stirling METOR 2.5–10×50
SpecificationDetails
ManufacturerNikko Stirling
SeriesMETOR
ModelMETOR 2.5–10×50
Factory product codeNSMEG251050
Product typeDaylight riflescope with illuminated reticle
Magnification2.5–10×
Zoom ratio4×
Objective diameter50 mm
Main tube diameter30 mm
Field of view at 2.5×17.5 m at 100 m
Field of view at 10×4.3 m at 100 m
Eye relief at 2.5×85 mm
Eye relief at 10×85 mm
Reticle typeNo. 4 Dot / 4 Dot
Reticle constructionGlass Reticle
Illuminated reticleYes
Illumination adjustmentFine-Tuned Illumination
Illumination batteryCR2032
Lens coatingsFully Multicoated
Adjustment turretsCapped Hunting Turrets
Adjustment per click1/4 MOA
Approximate linear click value7 mm at 100 m
Elevation adjustment range70 MOA
Windage adjustment range70 MOA
Factory parallax setting91 m / 100 yd
Overall length316 mm
Weight550 g
HousingMetal, matte black finish
WaterproofYes
ShockproofYes
Fog resistanceYes, as specified for the series
Required scope rings30 mm, depending on the mounting system
Intended applicationHunting and sporting optics
What is included in the package?
  • Nikko Stirling METOR 2.5–10×50 riflescope, product code NSMEG251050.
  • Protective lens caps.
  • Optics cleaning cloth.
  • Accompanying user and maintenance documentation.

A CR2032 battery is required for reticle illumination. The standard package does not include mounting rings or a mounting base; these must be selected for the specific firearm.

Nikko Stirling manufacturer's warranty

Nikko Stirling offers a manufacturer's lifetime warranty programme for its riflescopes, subject to the applicable warranty terms.

  • The lifetime warranty applies to the original owner.
  • Product registration is required.
  • Electronic components carry a separate five-year warranty period.
  • Proof of original purchase may be requested.
  • Misuse, abuse and unauthorised repairs are excluded from coverage.

Warranty claims are assessed under the applicable Nikko Stirling terms without affecting consumers' statutory rights.

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Instalment financing through TBI Bank

Standard financing through TBI Bank may be available for the Nikko Stirling METOR 2.5–10×50, subject to the bank's current conditions and individual credit approval.

The repayment period, monthly instalments, interest rate, annual percentage rate (APR) and total amount payable are determined by the individual bank offer. Conditions depend on the current financing programme and the product price at the time of purchase.

Contact the MoskovHunt team for information about available instalment-payment options.

Frequently asked questions – Nikko Stirling METOR 2.5–10×50
What is the factory product code?

NSMEG251050.

What is the magnification range?

Variable magnification from 2.5× to 10×.

What is the objective lens diameter?

50 mm.

What is the main tube diameter?

30 mm.

What reticle does this model feature?

No. 4 Dot, a traditional hunting reticle with an illuminated central reference.

Is the reticle glass-etched?

Yes. The model uses a Glass Reticle.

Does the illumination have adjustable brightness?

Yes. Fine-Tuned Illumination provides intensity control.

What battery does the illumination require?

CR2032.

What is the adjustment value per click?

1/4 MOA, approximately 7 mm at 100 metres.

What is the field of view at 100 m?

17.5 m at 2.5× and 4.3 m at 10× magnification.

What is the eye relief?

85 mm at minimum and maximum magnification.

Does it have adjustable parallax?

No separate user adjustment. The parallax is factory-set at 91 m.

How long is the riflescope?

316 mm.

How much does it weigh?

550 g.

Is it waterproof?

Yes. It is designed for typical wet outdoor conditions.

Is the scope shock-resistant?

Yes. The METOR series features shock-resistant construction.

What size mounting rings are required?

30 mm rings compatible with the firearm's mounting base.

Are mounting rings included?

No. The mounting system is selected separately.

What lens coatings are used?

Fully Multicoated anti-reflective coatings.

What manufacturer's warranty is offered?

A lifetime warranty programme for the original owner, subject to registration and warranty terms. Electronic components have a separate five-year period.

Is instalment financing available?

Standard financing through TBI Bank may be available according to current terms and credit approval.

Nikko Stirling METOR 2.5–10×50 at MoskovHunt

Contact us for product information, compatible 30 mm mounts, current availability, purchase options and suitable accessories.

089 446 2621 · Viber / WhatsApp
089 681 1177 · Viber / WhatsApp
gmoskov@mail.bg

MoskovHunt · 37 Tsar Simeon Street, 5900 Levski, Bulgaria.



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