Nikko Stirling MountMaster AO 4–12×50 HMD – NMM41250AON

Nikko Stirling MountMaster AO 4–12×50 HMD – NMM41250AON

Nikko Stirling MountMaster AO 4–12×50 HMD – NMM41250AON

  • Brand:NIKKO STIRLING
  • Product Code: MountMaster AO 4–12×50 HMD – NMM41250AON
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  • 89.00 € / 174.07 лв.

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NIKKO STIRLING · MOUNTMASTER AO · NMM41250AON · HALF MIL DOT
Nikko Stirling MountMaster AO 4–12×50 Riflescope – HMD, Mounts Included

Variable 4–12× magnification, a large 50 mm objective lens and adjustable parallax from just 9.1 metres. The Nikko Stirling MountMaster AO 4–12×50 is a versatile daytime riflescope with a classic matte-black finish, Half Mil Dot reticle and straightforward mechanical controls.

Multicoated optics, nitrogen filling and a protected housing are complemented by factory-supplied mounting rings for 3/8″ rails – a practical combination for compatible airgun and small-calibre sporting platforms.

Exact article NMM41250AON: 4–12×50 · AO 9.1 m – ∞ · HMD Half Mil Dot · 1″ / 25.4 mm tube · 1/4 MOA · 403 g · 3/8″ mounts included.
Official Nikko Stirling MountMaster AO 4-12x50 NMM41250AON riflescope product photograph with mounting rings Official Nikko Stirling product photograph · MountMaster AO 4–12×50 · NMM41250AON
4–12×Variable magnification
50 mmObjective diameter
9.1 m – ∞Front AO adjustment
3/8″Mounting rings included
MountMaster AO 4–12×50 – versatile optics for detailed observation

Nikko Stirling MountMaster 4–12×50 AO HMD (NMM41250AON) combines a standard one-inch main tube, 50 mm objective lens and flexible magnification range. At 4×, the field of view is 9.6 m at 100 m, making it possible to observe a wider area. At 12×, the field narrows to 3.2 m at 100 m, enlarging distant details.

A defining feature is AO – Adjustable Objective. The front adjustment ring allows parallax adjustment from approximately 9.1 metres to infinity. This is particularly useful when observing objects at different distances and maintaining a clear relationship between the image and reticle.

The Half Mil Dot (HMD) reticle adds reference marks to a traditional crosshair. The adjustment turrets provide 1/4 MOA clicks, approximately 7 mm at 100 m. The scope uses conventional optical and mechanical systems, without requiring a battery.

Eight key advantages of NMM41250AON
01 · 3× ZOOM RANGE
4× to 12× magnification

The threefold zoom range lets you choose between a wider field of view and an enlarged image without changing the optical instrument.

02 · 50 MM OBJECTIVE
Large 50 mm objective lens

A larger objective can collect more light than a smaller one under comparable conditions, while perceived brightness also depends on magnification.

03 · ADJUSTABLE OBJECTIVE
AO parallax adjustment from 9.1 m

The front adjustment provides optical control across a range of observation distances, extending to infinity.

04 · HMD RETICLE
Half Mil Dot reticle

A traditional crosshair with additional markings that provide visual angular references within the field of view.

05 · MULTICOATED OPTICS
Multicoated lenses

Anti-reflective treatments help reduce unwanted reflections while supporting image clarity and contrast.

06 · 1/4 MOA TURRETS
Fine mechanical adjustments

Approximately 7 mm per click at 100 m, with 60 MOA adjustment ranges for both elevation and windage.

07 · 3/8″ MOUNTS INCLUDED
Supplied mounting rings

A factory-supplied pair of rings for compatible 3/8″ dovetail rails, approximately 11 mm wide.

08 · NITROGEN FILLED
Protected matte-black housing

Nitrogen filling and a waterproof, shock-resistant construction designed to reduce internal fogging.

AO – front parallax adjustment from 9.1 metres
ADJUSTABLE OBJECTIVE
9.1 m – ∞
Adjustment ring around the objective
Clear observation across different distances

AO stands for Adjustable Objective. On the MountMaster, the mechanism is positioned at the front of the scope, close to the objective lens, where the distance scale is marked.

When correctly adjusted, the image of the observed subject and the reticle plane are better aligned. This reduces apparent reticle movement relative to the image when the eye changes position slightly behind the eyepiece.

The adjustment range starts at 10 yards (approximately 9.1 m) and extends to infinity. Distance markings provide a useful reference, while the best visual setting depends on actual viewing conditions.

HMD – Half Mil Dot reticle without electronic illumination
HALF MIL DOT
HMD
Black crosshair with angular reference marks
Additional visual references within the image

Half Mil Dot is a reticle design with additional marks along the horizontal and vertical crosshair axes. The term “Half Mil” refers to intermediate half-milliradian references.

These markings can assist visual comparisons and understanding angular measurements. Their effective values at different magnification settings depend on the manufacturer's reticle calibration and reference magnification.

This version has a non-illuminated reticle. No batteries, electronic illumination controls or illuminated colour settings are required.

Understanding the controls: AO adjusts optical parallax, Fast Eye Focus sharpens the reticle as seen by your eye, and the 4–12× ring changes magnification. Each control has a separate purpose.
Field of view – how does the image change between 4× and 12×?

As magnification increases, distant details appear larger but the visible width of the scene decreases. On this model, the field of view is three times wider at 4× than at 12×.

At 4× magnification9.6 m / 100 m
Wider view of the surrounding terrain
At 12× magnification3.2 m / 100 m
Narrower field with enlarged details
Visual comparison: the green bars represent the relative width of the specified field of view. They are not photographs taken through the scope.
Multicoated optics and protected construction

Multicoated lenses: anti-reflective optical treatments reduce reflections between glass surfaces and help maintain a readable image as natural light conditions change.

Nitrogen filling: the scope contains dry nitrogen to reduce the possibility of internal condensation during temperature changes. Its metal-alloy body has a matte-black finish and a waterproof, shock-resistant construction.

Fast Eye Focus: the eyepiece provides quick individual adjustment for a clear view of the reticle. Eye relief is 85 mm, while the main tube has the standard 25.4 mm (1″) diameter.

3/8″ mounts included – what compatibility should you check?

The MountMaster AO is supplied with two mounting rings for a 3/8″ dovetail rail, a narrow profile of approximately 11 mm commonly found on certain airguns and small-calibre platforms. The scope's one-inch main tube matches the supplied rings.

MAIN TUBE
1″ / 25.4 mm

Mounting rings must match this tube diameter. Standard 30 mm scope rings are not suitable.

RAIL PROFILE
3/8″ / approximately 11 mm

The supplied rings fit a compatible narrow dovetail rail; they are not universal Picatinny mounts.

For a Picatinny or Weaver rail, separately selected compatible rings or a suitable mounting solution are needed. Ring height should provide adequate clearance for the 50 mm objective and the construction of the specific platform.

Compatibility: when selecting optics for an airgun, especially a spring-piston model, consider the recoil characteristics, mounting interface and technical limitations of the equipment. Professional installation helps protect the scope and rail.
Where is the Nikko Stirling MountMaster 4–12×50 suitable?
AIRGUN PLATFORMS
Compatible air rifles

Close-distance AO adjustment and included rings are practical for suitable platforms equipped with compatible 11 mm rails.

SMALL-CALIBRE SPORTING EQUIPMENT
Observation and sporting practice

Variable magnification and the HMD reticle are useful in safe, legally authorised sporting environments.

OUTDOOR OBSERVATION
Different distances and finer details

The combination of a 50 mm objective, 4–12× magnification and adjustable parallax provides flexibility for daytime viewing.

OPTICAL FAMILIARISATION
Straightforward mechanical controls

Separate magnification, eyepiece and parallax controls make the fundamentals of optical adjustment easier to understand.

Care and responsible handling – eight useful guidelines
01
Inspect the scope on arrival

Check the condition of the tube, lenses, adjustment rings and supplied mounting components.

02
Check tube and rail dimensions

Confirm the platform has a compatible 3/8″ rail and that the supplied one-inch rings provide adequate objective clearance.

03
Use professional installation

Avoid overtightening and incompatible bases. Incorrect installation may damage the optical instrument.

04
Adjust eyepiece focus

Use Fast Eye Focus to make the reticle appear clear and comfortable for your individual eyesight.

05
Select AO for the viewing distance

The front ring provides parallax adjustment from approximately 9.1 metres to infinity.

06
Clean optical surfaces properly

First remove dust with an appropriate lens brush or blower, then use a clean microfiber optical cloth.

07
Protect against prolonged moisture

After exposure to damp conditions, dry the housing and store it in a suitable place without excessive heat or aggressive chemicals.

08
Follow optical safety rules

Never look at the sun through the scope. Always follow all safety requirements when handling airguns or firearms.

Technical specifications – Nikko Stirling NMM41250AON
SpecificationDetails
ManufacturerNikko Stirling
SeriesMountMaster / Mount Master AO
Model4–12×50 AO HMD
Manufacturer codeNMM41250AON
EAN9420001435389
Product typeDaytime riflescope with adjustable parallax
MagnificationVariable 4–12×
Objective lens diameter50 mm
Field of view at 100 m, 4×9.6 m
Field of view at 100 m, 12×3.2 m
ReticleHMD · Half Mil Dot
Reticle illuminationNo · non-illuminated
Lens coatingsMulticoated anti-reflective optics
Parallax adjustmentAO · Adjustable Objective
AO adjustment range9.1 m (10 yards) to infinity
Adjustment per click1/4 MOA · approximately 7 mm at 100 m
Elevation adjustment range60 MOA
Windage adjustment range60 MOA
Eye relief85 mm
Eyepiece adjustmentFast Eye Focus
Main tube diameter1″ / 25.4 mm
Body constructionMetal alloy with matte-black finish
Nitrogen filledYes
Water protectionWaterproof housing
Internal fog resistanceYes
Shock resistanceYes, within the intended application of the series
Overall length333 mm
Scope weight403 g
Mounts includedTwo rings for 3/8″ (approximately 11 mm) rails
Manufacturer warranty programmeNikko Stirling lifetime warranty for the original owner, subject to registration and manufacturer terms
What is included in the package?

The standard package for Nikko Stirling MountMaster AO 4–12×50 NMM41250AON includes the riflescope with its non-illuminated Half Mil Dot reticle and two mounting rings for a 3/8″ dovetail rail, sized for the one-inch tube.

The product comes in its original manufacturer packaging with accompanying materials according to the supplied batch. Alternative mounting rings, Picatinny/Weaver adapters and the host platform are not included in the standard configuration.

Nikko Stirling lifetime warranty programme

Nikko Stirling offers a lifetime warranty programme for its riflescopes, available to the original owner under the manufacturer's terms. Product registration is required to participate, and proof of the original purchase may be requested when submitting a warranty claim.

Misuse, abuse and unauthorised repairs are excluded. For an eligible claim, the manufacturer may repair or replace the product according to the programme conditions.

The manufacturer's lifetime programme is separate from, and does not limit, statutory consumer rights.

Official video – Nikko Stirling MountMaster 4–12×50 AO

An introduction to the MountMaster 4–12×50 AO and its features from Nikko Stirling's official YouTube channel.

Official video source · Nikko Stirling MountMaster 4–12×50 AO
Frequently asked questions – MountMaster AO 4–12×50
What is the exact product code?

NMM41250AON identifies the model with front AO parallax adjustment, a non-illuminated Half Mil Dot reticle and included 3/8″ mounts.

What does AO mean?

Adjustable Objective: a front objective adjustment that controls parallax from approximately 9.1 metres to infinity.

Is the reticle illuminated?

No. NMM41250AON has a standard non-illuminated HMD reticle and needs no battery.

What is a Half Mil Dot reticle?

A crosshair with additional angular references, including half-milliradian intermediate marks. Refer to the factory reticle diagram for exact values at the specified magnification.

What is the field of view at 100 metres?

9.6 m at 4× and 3.2 m at 12×.

What is the main tube diameter?

1 inch / 25.4 mm. One-inch rings are required rather than 30 mm mounts.

Are mounting rings included?

Yes. Two mounting rings for compatible 3/8″ (approximately 11 mm) rails are supplied.

Will the included rings fit a Picatinny rail?

Not directly. Picatinny or Weaver mounting requires a separately selected compatible solution for the one-inch tube.

What is one adjustment click?

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

What are the scope's length and weight?

Overall length is 333 mm, and weight is 403 g.

Is the housing waterproof?

Yes. It is waterproof, shock-resistant and nitrogen filled to reduce internal fogging. It is not intended for submersion.

What warranty does Nikko Stirling provide?

A lifetime warranty programme for the original owner, subject to product registration and the manufacturer's applicable conditions.

Nikko Stirling MountMaster AO 4–12×50 – MoskovHunt assistance

Contact MoskovHunt for availability, details about NMM41250AON, compatible mounting solutions and information about the Nikko Stirling warranty programme.

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

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



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