Nikko Stirling METOR 3–12×56 IR NSMEG31256 Riflescope – 4 Dot

Nikko Stirling METOR 3–12×56 IR NSMEG31256 Riflescope – 4 Dot
Nikko Stirling METOR 3–12×56 IR NSMEG31256 Riflescope – 4 Dot
Nikko Stirling METOR 3–12×56 IR NSMEG31256 Riflescope – 4 Dot

Nikko Stirling METOR 3–12×56 IR NSMEG31256 Riflescope – 4 Dot

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  • Brand:NIKKO STIRLING
  • Product Code: METOR 3–12×56 IR NSMEG31256 – 30 мм, 4 Dot
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  • 322.00 € / 629.78 лв.

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  • 07 11 2026 06 12 2026

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NIKKO STIRLING · METOR SERIES · NSMEG31256
Nikko Stirling METOR 3–12×56 Illuminated Riflescope – 30 mm, No. 4 Dot

A large 56 mm objective, generous field of view and an illuminated hunting reticle. The Nikko Stirling METOR 3–12×56 combines a refined optical system, a versatile 4× zoom range and straightforward mechanical controls in a classic hunting riflescope.

Fully multicoated lenses help preserve light transmission and contrast, while the glass-etched No. 4 Dot reticle features finely adjustable illumination for comfortable viewing under changing light conditions.

METOR NSMEG31256: 3–12× · 56 mm objective · 30 mm tube · Illuminated No. 4 Dot · 1/4 MOA · 338 mm · 680 g.
Nikko Stirling METOR 3-12x56 NSMEG31256 official riflescope image Official product image · Nikko Stirling METOR 3–12×56
3–12×Variable magnification
56 mmObjective diameter
30 mmMain tube
1/4 MOAAdjustment per click
METOR 3–12×56 – a balance of brightness, detail and comfort

Nikko Stirling METOR 3–12×56 is an illuminated daytime riflescope designed for hunters and sporting shooters who value a conventional optical sight with clear imagery and intuitive controls.

The 3× minimum magnification provides a generous overview, while 12× allows closer visual examination of fine details. The 56 mm objective supports effective use of available natural light.

The Fully Multicoated optical system reduces unwanted reflections from glass surfaces and improves the perception of contrast and fine image detail. The METOR series emphasises clarity from the centre towards the edges of the field of view.

Eight key advantages of Nikko Stirling METOR
01 · 56 MM OBJECTIVE
Large 56 mm objective

A practical optical configuration for detailed viewing in daylight and fading natural light.

02 · 4× ZOOM RANGE
3–12× magnification

A versatile range that moves smoothly from a broad overview to a more enlarged image.

03 · FULLY MULTICOATED
Multilayer lens coatings

Anti-reflective treatment of optical surfaces to support light transmission and contrast.

04 · GLASS RETICLE
No. 4 Dot glass reticle

A classic hunting layout with easily recognised bars and a refined central area.

05 · FINE-TUNED ILLUMINATION
Precise illumination control

Adjustable brightness for the illuminated centre according to ambient lighting.

06 · HUNTING TURRETS
Hunting adjustment turrets

Mechanical elevation and windage adjustment with precise 1/4 MOA clicks.

07 · 30 MM MAINTUBE
30 mm main tube

A familiar mounting diameter compatible with appropriate 30 mm scope rings and bases.

08 · OUTDOOR PROTECTION
Waterproof and shockproof

Construction intended for outdoor environments and normal mechanical stresses associated with its designed use.

Why is the 3–12×56 configuration so practical?

The 4× zoom ratio combines a wide field of view at 3× with more detailed viewing at 12×. The user can choose a magnification level to suit the surroundings and the amount of detail required.

The 56 mm objective is valuable when natural light starts to diminish. Actual perceived brightness also depends on magnification, lens coatings, ambient light and individual eyesight.

By combining a large objective and a conventional illuminated reticle, the METOR offers traditional operation without complex electronic menus.

No. 4 Dot reticle – classic geometry with an illuminated centre

The No. 4 Dot reticle features prominent outer bars and a fine central section. Its central aiming reference can be illuminated, while the underlying reticle remains visible when illumination is switched off.

NO. 4 DOT · GLASS RETICLE
Key reticle characteristics
  • Glass reticle: precisely defined optical markings.
  • Central dot: an illuminated reference that is easy to distinguish.
  • Traditional bars: clear separation between the centre and outer reference lines.
  • Adjustable illumination: brightness control for daylight, shaded conditions and dusk.
  • Non-illuminated visibility: the main reticle remains visible without electrical illumination.
Schematic representation of the reticle type; proportions are not to scale.
Optical clarity and Fully Multicoated lenses

Fully Multicoated means that optical surfaces receive multiple layers of anti-reflective coating. These coatings reduce the unwanted reflections that occur as light passes between glass elements.

More effective use of available light and better reflection control support contrast and the visibility of fine details, particularly in uneven lighting.

Optical highlight: the METOR series is designed with particular attention to image clarity from the centre to the outer field of view.
Field of view and viewing comfort

FOV (Field of View) describes the width of the area visible at a specified distance. For the METOR 3–12×56:

14.6 mAt 100 m, 3×
3.6 mAt 100 m, 12×
85 mmEye relief

Lower magnification provides a broader field of view. At maximum magnification, the visible area narrows while individual details appear larger.

Eye relief – 85 mm is the nominal distance between the eyepiece and the eye for a full field of view. It is important for comfortable viewing and proper mounting position.

Mechanical adjustments – 1/4 MOA per click

The METOR 3–12×56 uses traditional Hunting Turrets for elevation and windage adjustment.

MOA (Minute of Angle) is an angular measurement. One 1/4 MOA click corresponds to approximately 7 mm of linear adjustment at 100 metres. This specifies the adjustment mechanism, not a guaranteed accuracy figure.

1/4 MOAClick value
60 MOAElevation range
60 MOAWindage range

The conventional turret layout combines clearly defined mechanical adjustment with a practical hunting-oriented design.

Factory-set parallax – 91 metres

The scope has a factory-set parallax distance of 91 m (100 yd). Parallax refers to the apparent shift of the reticle relative to the observed object when the position of the eye changes.

Factory-set parallax simplifies operation by eliminating the need for a separate parallax adjustment control in typical use.

Important: 91 metres is the reference distance for the parallax setting, not a restriction on the distances at which the scope can be used.
Mounting and compatibility
30 MM TUBE
30 mm mounting rings

The main tube measures 30 mm. Ring diameter and mounting interface must match the chosen base.

56 MM OBJECTIVE
Appropriate mounting height

The large objective requires adequate clearance from the barrel and surrounding components.

Mount selection must consider the base system, eye relief, stock geometry and a comfortable viewing position.

Compatibility: rings and bases are selected separately to match the specific firearm. Professional fitting advice is recommended.
Construction, durability and maintenance

The METOR 3–12×56 features a waterproof and shockproof construction intended for normal hunting and sporting environments.

  • Carefully dry the housing after exposure to rain or moisture.
  • Remove loose particles from the lenses before wiping with a microfibre cloth.
  • Use cleaning products suitable for multicoated optics.
  • Store the scope in a dry environment, away from prolonged excessive heat.
  • Do not dismantle the optical or mechanical assemblies yourself.

Water resistance does not mean the instrument is intended for prolonged immersion. Never look directly at the sun through the scope.

Technical specifications – METOR 3–12×56 NSMEG31256
SpecificationDetails
ManufacturerNikko Stirling
SeriesMETOR
ModelMETOR 3–12×56
Product codeNSMEG31256
TypeDaytime riflescope with illuminated reticle
Magnification3–12×
Zoom ratio4×
Objective diameter56 mm
Main tube diameter30 mm
Field of view at 3×14.6 m at 100 m
Field of view at 12×3.6 m at 100 m
Eye relief85 mm
ReticleNo. 4 Dot
Reticle constructionGlass Reticle
Illuminated reticleYes
Brightness controlFine-Tuned Illumination
Lens coatingsFully Multicoated
Adjustment turretsHunting Turrets
Click value1/4 MOA
Linear click valueApproximately 7 mm at 100 m
Elevation range60 MOA
Windage range60 MOA
Factory parallax setting91 m / 100 yd
Length338 mm
Weight680 g
WaterproofYes
ShockproofYes
Mounting diameter30 mm
Intended useHunting and sporting optics
What is included?

The principal item is the Nikko Stirling METOR 3–12×56 illuminated riflescope, product code NSMEG31256, featuring the illuminated No. 4 Dot reticle.

Accessories supplied with the product follow its factory packaging. Mounting rings and bases are selected separately according to the firearm.

Nikko Stirling warranty

Nikko Stirling provides a manufacturer's lifetime warranty programme for riflescopes, applicable to the original owner under the manufacturer's terms.

  • Product registration is required.
  • Proof of original purchase may be requested.
  • Electronic components have a separate five-year warranty.
  • Misuse and unauthorised repairs are excluded from the manufacturer's programme.

Warranty service is governed by the manufacturer's terms and applicable statutory consumer rights.

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TBI Bank instalment financing

Standard financing through TBI Bank may be available for the Nikko Stirling METOR 3–12×56, subject to the bank's current terms and individual credit approval.

The repayment period, monthly instalments, interest rate, APR and total payable amount depend on the specific bank offer. Financing conditions may differ when the product is on promotion.

Contact MoskovHunt for current financing information.

Frequently asked questions
What is the exact model?

Nikko Stirling METOR 3–12×56, product code NSMEG31256.

Does the scope have an illuminated reticle?

Yes. The No. 4 Dot reticle features finely adjustable illumination.

What is the main tube diameter?

30 mm.

What is the field of view?

14.6 m at 3× and 3.6 m at 12×, measured at 100 m.

What is the click adjustment value?

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

Does it have side parallax adjustment?

No. Parallax is factory-set at 91 m.

How much does the scope weigh?

680 g, with an overall length of 338 mm.

Which mounting rings are required?

30 mm rings with an appropriate height and compatible mounting base.

What warranty is available?

A manufacturer's lifetime warranty programme for the original registered owner under the applicable terms; five years for electronic components.

Is instalment financing available?

Standard TBI Bank financing may be available, subject to the current offer and credit approval.

Nikko Stirling METOR 3–12×56 at MoskovHunt

Contact our team for advice on the NSMEG31256 model, compatible 30 mm mounts, current stock availability, warranty and purchasing options.

089 446 2621 · Viber / WhatsApp
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