What does 60x60 on a scope mean?

The designation "60x60" on a scope indicates that the scope has a magnification of 60 times and an objective lens diameter of 60 millimeters. This means that objects will appear 60 times larger than they do to the naked eye, and the larger objective lens allows for more light to enter, improving visibility in low-light conditions. Such high magnification is typically used in specialized applications, like long-range shooting or detailed observation.