Nikko Stirling METOR 4–16×50 NSMEG41650 Illuminated Riflescope

Nikko Stirling METOR 4–16×50 NSMEG41650 Illuminated Riflescope

Nikko Stirling METOR 4–16×50 NSMEG41650 Illuminated Riflescope

  • Brand:NIKKO STIRLING
  • Product Code: METOR 4–16×50 IR NSMEG41650 – 30 мм
  • Availability: In Stock
  • 364.00 € / 711.92 лв.

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  • 07 11 2026 06 12 2026

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NIKKO STIRLING · METOR SERIES · NSMEG41650
Nikko Stirling METOR 4–16×50 Illuminated Riflescope – 30 mm, No. 4 Dot

Detailed images at up to 16× magnification, a 50 mm objective and an illuminated hunting reticle. The Nikko Stirling METOR 4–16×50 NSMEG41650 combines variable magnification, conventional mechanical controls and a fully multicoated optical system.

The glass No. 4 Dot reticle features finely adjustable illumination. The hunting turrets offer 1/4 MOA adjustment steps, while the 30 mm main tube accepts suitable mounting rings.

METOR NSMEG41650: 4–16× · 50 mm · 30 mm · No. 4 Dot · 1/4 MOA · 352 mm · 630 g
Nikko Stirling METOR 4-16x50 NSMEG41650 Nikko Stirling · METOR 4–16×50
4–16×Magnification
50 mmObjective
30 mmMain tube
1/4 MOAClick value
METOR 4–16×50 – clarity and a closer view of fine details

METOR 4–16×50 is a daytime riflescope in the Nikko Stirling METOR range with a 4× zoom ratio. At 4× it provides a wider field of view; at 16× it allows small details to be examined at greater magnification.

Its Fully Multicoated optical surfaces reduce unwanted reflections and support image contrast. The METOR series also emphasises image clarity towards the edge of the field of view.

The illuminated No. 4 Dot combines classic outer bars with a fine centre. Adjustable illumination helps keep the central dot comfortable to view as daylight fades.

Eight key advantages of Nikko Stirling METOR
01 · 4× ZOOM
4–16× magnification

A choice between a wider overview and a larger image for examining fine details.

02 · 50 MM OBJECTIVE
50 mm objective

A versatile optical configuration for daylight and changing natural light.

03 · FULLY MULTICOATED
Multilayer coatings

Help reduce unwanted reflections and support light transmission and contrast.

04 · GLASS RETICLE
Glass No. 4 Dot reticle

Classic hunting geometry with a refined centre and clearly defined outer bars.

05 · FINE-TUNED ILLUMINATION
Fine illumination control

Adjusts the brightness of the illuminated central reference.

06 · HUNTING TURRETS
1/4 MOA adjustment

Traditional hunting turrets with precise mechanical click increments.

07 · 30 MM MAINTUBE
30 mm main tube

Works with suitable rings and a compatible mounting base.

08 · OUTDOOR PROTECTION
Durable construction

Waterproof and shockproof construction for ordinary outdoor conditions.

What makes the 4–16× configuration distinctive?

4× is the lowest magnification, with the broadest field of view. At 16×, the image is enlarged four times as much as at 4×, while the visible field naturally becomes narrower.

The 50 mm objective gathers light from the observed scene. Perceived brightness also depends on the selected magnification, lens coatings, lighting conditions and eyesight.

Housing and controls – the METOR construction

The classic METOR 4–16×50 silhouette combines a central mounting area, hunting adjustment turrets and a magnification ring.

Nikko Stirling METOR 4-16x50 NSMEG41650 official detail
OFFICIAL DETAIL · NSMEG41650
Traditional mechanical control
  • 50 mm objective: the front optical assembly.
  • 30 mm tube: the main mounting area.
  • Hunting turrets: elevation and windage controls.
  • 4–16× ring: variable magnification control.
  • Eyepiece: rear optical viewing assembly.

The understated black housing provides practical access to the controls.

No. 4 Dot reticle and adjustable illumination

The No. 4 Dot has traditional outer bars and a fine central area. Its illuminated dot supplements the reticle, whose markings remain visible when illumination is off.

  • Glass Reticle: markings formed on glass.
  • Central dot: an illuminated reference with adjustable brightness.
  • Fine-tuned illumination: brightness adapted to ambient light.
  • Classic design: a clear, uncluttered central field.

Fine brightness adjustment helps avoid an excessively bright centre when observing darker surroundings.

Field of view and eye relief

FOV (Field of View) is the width of the visible scene at a given distance. On the METOR 4–16×50, the FOV at 100 m changes from 10.7 m at 4× to 2.7 m at 16×.

10.7 mField of view at 4×
2.7 mField of view at 16×
87–82 mmEye relief

Eye relief is the distance from the eyepiece at which the full field of view can be seen. It measures 87 mm at 4× and 82 mm at 16×, relevant when determining the mounting position.

Mechanical adjustment – 1/4 MOA per click

The riflescope has conventional Hunting Turrets. MOA (Minute of Angle) is an angular unit: a 1/4 MOA click corresponds to approximately 7 mm at 100 m. This describes the adjustment increment, not guaranteed shooting accuracy.

1/4 MOAPer click
50 MOAElevation range
50 MOAWindage range

The available adjustment range is 50 MOA on each axis. The controls follow the traditional mechanical configuration of the METOR line.

Factory parallax setting – 137 m

The METOR 4–16×50 has a specified parallax distance of 137 metres (150 yards). Parallax is the apparent movement of the reticle in relation to the viewed subject when the position of the eye changes.

This is a reference distance for the factory setting, not a limit restricting observation to 137 metres.
Mounting and compatibility

The main tube measures 30 mm. Suitable 30 mm rings must match the mounting base of the particular firearm.

The 50 mm objective, base geometry and eye relief determine suitable mounting height and position. Professional advice and fitting are recommended.

Protection and proper care

The waterproof and shockproof construction is intended for ordinary hunting and sporting environments. Basic maintenance helps preserve the coatings and the mechanical assembly.

01
Lens cleaning

Remove loose dust with a soft brush, then use an optical cleaning cloth and suitable lens cleaner.

02
Drying the housing

After rain, carefully wipe moisture away with a soft cloth; avoid abrasives and harsh solvents.

03
Storage

Keep the optic dry and protected from excessive heat and mechanical impact.

Never look directly at the sun through the riflescope. Water resistance does not mean it is suitable for immersion.
Technical specifications – METOR 4–16×50
SpecificationDetails
ManufacturerNikko Stirling
SeriesMETOR
ModelMETOR 4–16×50
Product codeNSMEG41650
TypeDaytime riflescope with illuminated reticle
Magnification4–16×
Zoom ratio4×
Objective50 mm
Main tube30 mm
Field of view at 4×10.7 m at 100 m
Field of view at 16×2.7 m at 100 m
Eye relief at 4×87 mm
Eye relief at 16×82 mm
ReticleNo. 4 Dot
Reticle constructionGlass Reticle
IlluminationYes, finely adjustable
Lens coatingsFully Multicoated
Adjustment turretsHunting Turrets
Click value1/4 MOA (approx. 7 mm at 100 m)
Elevation range50 MOA
Windage range50 MOA
Parallax137 m / 150 yd
Length352 mm
Weight630 g
WaterproofYes
ShockproofYes
Mounting diameter30 mm
What is included?

The main item is the Nikko Stirling METOR 4–16×50 riflescope, NSMEG41650, with an illuminated No. 4 Dot reticle. Accessories follow the factory packaging. Mounting rings and bases are selected separately.

Nikko Stirling warranty

Nikko Stirling offers a manufacturer’s lifetime warranty programme for riflescopes, applicable to the original owner following product registration. Proof of purchase may be requested. Electronic components have separate coverage for five years. Misuse and unauthorised repairs are excluded; statutory consumer rights remain in force.

TBI Bank instalment financing

Standard financing through TBI Bank may be available for the METOR 4–16×50, subject to current bank terms and individual credit approval. Repayment period, interest rate, APR, instalments and total payable amount are determined by the bank. A promotional price does not automatically qualify for interest-free financing.

Frequently asked questions
What is the product code?

NSMEG41650.

What is the magnification range?

4–16×, with a 4× zoom ratio.

Which reticle does it use?

Glass No. 4 Dot with adjustable illumination.

What is the main tube diameter?

30 mm.

What is the field of view?

10.7 m at 4× and 2.7 m at 16×, measured at 100 m.

What is the eye relief?

87 mm at 4× and 82 mm at 16×.

What is the click value?

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

What is the parallax distance?

137 m (150 yards).

What are the dimensions?

352 mm long and 630 g in weight.

What rings are needed?

30 mm rings to match the relevant mounting base.

What warranty applies?

Manufacturer’s lifetime programme under Nikko Stirling terms; five years for electronics.

Nikko Stirling METOR 4–16×50 at MoskovHunt

Contact MoskovHunt for information on the NSMEG41650 model, stock availability, compatible mounts, warranty and instalment financing.

089 446 2621 · Viber / WhatsApp
089 681 1177 · Viber / WhatsApp

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



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