BRAND NEW!!! KAHLES K328i 3.5-28x50 Riflescope

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Kahles this morning announced their new K328i 3.5-28x50 riflescope in K328i and K328i DLR versions, with enhanced SKMR4+ reticle.

The new K328i scope has 40% wider field of view over the K525i and comes with a 36mm main tube and 34 MILS of elevation adjustment.

The scope will be available from us as from March 2024 - you can place orders NOW, for shipping in March.

Pricing for ALL models of K328i will be $5269.

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Thanks

Robbie

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Evogun said:
At over 37oz its a bench optic its over 2.3 fricken pounds.
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It’s a little lighter than a ZCO527 which also has a 36mm tube and it’s 50 grams heavier than a NF ATACR 7-35 with a 34mm tube. So not really a heavy scope compared to its main competitors.

But it’s a VERY nice scope with a gigantic field of view and very very forgiving eyebox.

And best of all, it’s over 10% cheaper in Canada than it is in the US. US price in CAD is $5790.
 
Shooting Warehouse said:
It’s a little lighter than a ZCO527 which also has a 36mm tube and it’s 50 grams heavier than a NF ATACR 7-35 with a 34mm tube. So not really a heavy scope compared to its main competitors.

But it’s a VERY nice scope with a gigantic field of view and very very forgiving eyebox.

And best of all, it’s over 10% cheaper in Canada than it is in the US. US price in CAD is $5790.
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The real question will be at Max magnification how clear is the image. To be fair the NF is way more magnification so the Zero is a better comparison.
 
Evogun said:
The real question will be at Max magnification how clear is the image. To be fair the NF is way more magnification so the Zero is a better comparison.
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Image is extremely clear. Eyebox is also really forgiving and the field of view is insane.

I would much rather own this scope than the NF ATACR as the NF’s glass is nowhere near as clear. And I’m at the NF booth as we speak.

But that’s just subjectively my personal view - to each his own.

There’s really nothing not to like about the new K328i.
 
Shooting Warehouse said:
Image is extremely clear. Eyebox is also really forgiving and the field of view is insane.

I would much rather own this scope than the NF ATACR as the NF’s glass is nowhere near as clear. And I’m at the NF booth as we speak.

But that’s just subjectively my personal view - to each his own.

There’s really nothing not to like about the new K328i.
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Other then it weights in at nearly 2.5 Lbs :p RJ
 
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The only thing not to like is the price!! Ouch.

Intriguing with the 50mm objective. Going after the March high master scopes there as well, theirs is 4.5-28x52.

Too bad the high master is still 5 oz lighter and $300-$400 cheaper, and still a shorter scope. Wonder how the glass would compare to the high master?
 
Looks pretty sweet! I’m kinda hooked on the kahles for my heavier hunting rigs. Beautiful bright glass with the right setup for precision distance shooting. Will they be doing MOA versions?
 
wallz said:
The only thing not to like is the price!! Ouch.

Intriguing with the 50mm objective. Going after the March high master scopes there as well, theirs is 4.5-28x52.

Too bad the high master is still 5 oz lighter and $300-$400 cheaper, and still a shorter scope. Wonder how the glass would compare to the high master?
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I've owned a bunch of March scopes over the years including March X High Masters and although I liked them for the purpose I bought them, I had the 4.5-28x52 in my hands today at the March Booth and I can guarantee you this new K328i is a lot more scope for your money. K328i's build quality is superior, the glass is superior and the field of view is miles ahead of the "Wide Angle" March. At 3.5x power, the K328i is 43ft at 100y and at 28x it's 5.4ft where the March is 29.1ft at 100y at 4.5x power and only 4.67ft at 100y at 28x, so the K328i has a 16% wider field of view at 28x.

The sight picture in the hall today was a lot brighter through the K328i compared to the March. BUT, again a subjective view - in real world conditions both would obviously be different.

I like March scopes, but I honestly don't think Kahles "went after March" - it'll be HARD for anyone right now to beat this Kahles on all levels - that's how good I think this scope is. And it's been YEARS in development.

Again, just my humble opinion. YMMV.
 
Shooting Warehouse said:
I've owned a bunch of March scopes over the years including March X High Masters and although I liked them for the purpose I bought them, I had the 4.5-28x52 in my hands today at the March Booth and I can guarantee you this new K328i is a lot more scope for your money. K328i's build quality is superior, the glass is superior and the field of view is miles ahead of the "Wide Angle" March. At 3.5x power, the K328i is 43ft at 100y and at 28x it's 5.4ft where the March is 29.1ft at 100y at 4.5x power and only 4.67ft at 100y at 28x, so the K328i has a 16% wider field of view at 28x.

The sight picture in the hall today was a lot brighter through the K328i compared to the March. BUT, again a subjective view - in real world conditions both would obviously be different.

I like March scopes, but I honestly don't think Kahles "went after March" - it'll be HARD for anyone right now to beat this Kahles on all levels - that's how good I think this scope is. And it's been YEARS in development.

Again, just my humble opinion. YMMV.
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Interesting how it would match up to the 527 CZO for clarity?
 
wallz said:
Interesting how it would match up to the 527 CZO for clarity?
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I didn't compare them side by side, but for what its worth, the ZCO brand started out of the ex CEO of Kahles and Jeff Huber from NF joining forces, and I spoke to the Kahles K328i designer and product engineer in person yesterday, and he was adamant that nobody in the industry has a scope that can equal the technology Kahles put into this scope.

I also spoke to a massive competitor of Swarovski/Kahles here at SHOT today, and he said even their engineers could not believe how it was even possible for Kahles to produce a scope with such a massive field of view with such a forgiving eyebox, and have the optical clarity they managed to achieve, and at a price-point lower than their main competitors.

This scope kicks a$$ - I was blown away by it. But like I have previously mentioned - it's my humble (subjective) opinion. But when some of their competitors are stirred up by it, it's a good sign this scope will prove to be awesome.
 
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