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KK – Scopes for the Small-Bore Sport Shooter

The KK series from Anschütz Optics was developed specifically for sporting use on small-bore (.22 LR) rifles. From beginner-friendly optics to competition-ready precision glass with a first focal plane reticle, this category offers the right scope for different demands in small-bore competitive shooting.

KK50 4-12x44 AO – The Proven Classic

The KK50 4-12x44 AO (€230) is a robust, nitrogen-filled scope with the classic KK50 reticle in the second focal plane. The BDC turrets can be reset to zero after zeroing, and total adjustment range is a generous 90 MOA. It ships with extra-tall mounting rings for 9-11 mm dovetail rails, ready to use right away.

Target Pro (KK50) 3-12x44 – For Serious Competition

The Target Pro (KK50) 3-12x44 (€539) was developed specifically for competitive sport shooting. Its ring reticle sits in the first focal plane (FFP) and scales proportionally with the target image – the relationship between reticle and target stays constant at every magnification. Push/pull lockable tactical turrets with ⅛ MOA clicks provide maximum precision, including height-adjustable mounts for 9-11 mm rails.

Color Filter Set – Fine-Tune Your Image

The color filter set for the Target Pro (KK50) 3-12x44 (€99) adds three screw-on filters (yellow, blue, red) that let you fine-tune contrast and image rendering for different light and visibility conditions – handy for varying competition conditions.

Frequently Asked Questions About the KK Series

What does "KK" mean for these scopes?

KK stands for Kleinkaliber (small-bore) – the series is designed specifically for scopes on .22 LR rifles for sport shooting, not primarily for air rifles.

What's the difference between the KK50 4-12x44 AO and the Target Pro 3-12x44?

The KK50 4-12x44 AO is a proven entry-level scope with a second focal plane reticle, while the Target Pro (KK50) 3-12x44 uses a first focal plane (FFP) reticle with finer ⅛ MOA clicks, built for serious competition.

What does a first focal plane (FFP) reticle do?

With a first focal plane, the ring reticle scales proportionally with the target image, so the relationship between reticle and target stays constant at every magnification – important for consistently precise target acquisition in competition.

Do the mounts fit standard dovetail rails?

Yes, both scopes ship with matching mounting rings for 9-11 mm dovetail rails and are ready to use right away.