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Primary Arms PLxC Compact 1-8×24 FFP RDB Riflescope – ACSS Raptor 5.56/.308 Yard G2 Reticle
The Primary Arms PLxC Compact 1-8×24 FFP Riflescope is now features RDB (Red Dot Bright) diffractive reticle technology. This unique design is much more efficient than traditional etch-and-fill reticles delivering red dot brightness without compromising battery life all while still utilizing a first focal plane reticle. The more efficient and brighter illumination is further improved by the use of AutoLive technology that helps to conserve battery life and ensures your reticle is visible the moment you need it.
This LPVO is part of the top tier optics line called PLx. PLx optics meet the exacting demands of professional use, offering impeccable glass clarity and advanced features from state-of-the-art production facilities.
The PLxC 1-8x RDB utilizes premium-grade Japanese ED lenses for superior light transmission, color correctness, and image clarity and when combined with its ultra-wide field of view (121ft @ 100yd) and forgiving eye relief, this scope is capable of exceptional performance from close quarters to long-range. The integrated magnification lever allows for quick transitions from 1x to 8x while the first focal plane reticles stay true at every magnification level for accurate holdovers no matter the distance.
All these features are packed into the same compact scope body that you know and love. At only 9.28 inches long and weighing 16.95 ounces, this 1-8x low power variable optic is designed to be extremely water and shock resistant without adding unnecessary weight to your fighting rifle and giving you the capabilities you need to get the job done in close quarters out to 800 yards.
Calibrated for 5.56, .308, and similar cartridges, the first focal plane diffractive ACSS Raptor G2 combines an effective BDC design with a true Red Dot Bright horseshoe and chevron. This reticle offers full vertical and horizontal ranging stadia, as well as moving target leads and wind holds.
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