The POSP 4x24V is equipped with a mount that matches an AK/Saiga side-rail and a reticle that is designed for easy holdover with 7.63x39. The original Dragunov scope was a 4x24 and for a good reason. It makes for a compact package while offering a lot of versatility. Let's face it, there are not all that many real world tasks this side of varminting that can not be accomplished with a good quality 4x scope. As far as Soviet block weapons go (Kalashnikovs and such), varminting is usually not a major concern and the POSP 4x24 with good glass and wide field of view is an excellent match to a variety of semi-automatic 7.62x39 rifles out there. Specifically, the POSP 4x24V is a direct descendant to the original Dragunov scope incorporating a number of improvements compared to the original: multi-coated lens surface and nitrogen filled interior among others. The three inverted chevrons are calibrated for aiming at 100, 200 and 300 meters, while a simple choke-style rangefinder underneath them allows for very quick distance estimation. The reticle is sufficiently thin to allow for precise aiming. For challenging lighting conditions a simple switch turns the reticle illumination on.
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