Primary Arms Compact PLxC 1-8X24 SFP Rifle Scope

This rifle scope 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. Improving on its predecessor, the fully redesigned PLxC 1-8x24mm SFP Compact Rifle Scope has a 9.28-inch OAL and weighs only 16.95 oz. It features premium-grade Japanese ED lenses for superior light transmission, color correctness, and image clarity. Combined with its ultra-wide field of view (121ft @ 100yd) and forgiving eye relief, this scope is capable of exceptional performance from close to long-range. Now available with the highly popular Nova Fiber Wire reticle for Red Dot bright illumination no matter the light conditions. This compact low power variable optic (LPVO) is the perfect do-it-all scope for your next build. The ACSS NOVA is a purpose-built reticle that leverages a high-efficiency fiber optic wire for Red Dot Bright illumination. With built-in target ranging, MIL subtensions, and moving target leads, this reticle provides a broad, intuitive toolset for engaging targets from close to long range. Whether you're looking for a workhorse optic for tactical shooting, competition, or your next hunt, the uncompromising clarity and quality of the PLx series may be exactly what you're looking for. These remarkably flexible scopes will help you dominate close quarters and get fast predictable hits out to 800 yards. EXPORT CONTROLLED ITEMS: These items are controlled for export and may require an export license from the U.S. Government. Buyer acknowledges that Buyer is responsible for obtaining all export licensing authorizations and filing all export documents prior to export from the United States. A Second Focal Plane reticle means that your reticle size stays the same whether zoomed in or out. Pros: The optics are simpler to manufacturer making them more prevalent on the market and lower in cost to consumers. Cons: The reticle being the same size regardless of the magnification means the stadia marks can only be used at maximum magnification where they are accurate. At anything but maximum magnification some old school calculations will need to be made to hit the target bulls-eye. A Second Focal Plane reticle means that your reticle size stays the same whether zoomed in or out. Pros: The optics are simpler to manufacturer making them more prevalent on the market and lower in cost to consumers. Cons: The reticle being the same size regardless of the magnification means the stadia marks can only be used at maximum magnification where they are accurate. At anything but maximum magnification some old school calculations will need to be made to hit the target bulls-eye. A Second Focal Plane reticle means that your reticle size stays the same whether zoomed in or out. Pros: The optics are simpler to manufacturer making them more prevalent on the market and lower in cost to consumers. Cons: The reticle being the same size regardless of the magnification means the stadia marks can only be used at maximum magnification where they are accurate. At anything but maximum magnification some old school calculations will need to be made to hit the target bulls-eye. The ACSS NOVA is a purpose-built reticle that leverages a high-efficiency fiber optic wire for ultra- bright illumination. With built-in target ranging, MIL subtensions, and moving target leads, this reticle provides a broad, intuitive toolset for engaging targets from close quarters to long-range. To get the best results, it’s important that you familiarize yourself with the various features of your ACSS reticle. This manual provides detailed information on all your reticle’s core functions. NOTE: For Second Focal Plane (SFP) scopes, your auto-ranging and holds are for MAX MAGNIFICATION ONLY. The ACSS NOVA has a simple, yet effective layout, helping you to get the most from its powerful fiber-optic illumination. The horizontal and vertical crosshairs draw the eye to the bright center aiming point. On the proper setting, the center of your crosshair will appear as a bold red dot, offering similar acquisition to a reflex sight. From center, your crosshairs feature 4 full MIL stadia marks before tapering at the 5th MIL. Half-MIL subtensions appear as smaller, 1 MOA hash marks. Knowing the distance to your target is crucial to using the reticle effectively. The ACSS NOVA reticle's bottom crosshair’s MIL stadia are sized to match an 18” measurement at various distances. To range a target by its width, simply hold your MIL hash over an 18” target and find the stadia which most closely matches its width. 1st MIL= 300yd | 2nd MIL= 400yd | 3rd MIL= 500yd | 4th MIL= 600yd By knowing your cartridge’s ballistic trajectory, you can use this range estimate to determine your hold value on the MIL subtensions. With some cartridges, such as 5.56 with a 100-yard zero or .308 with a 50-yard zero, your holds may line up with the ranging stadia, similar to a BDC. If you do not know your cartridge ballistics, a ballistic calculator application can help you identify your holds or find an optimal zero. PLx ACSS NOVA Reticle Reticle Layout & MIL Subtensions Target Ranging