Primary Arms SLX 1-10x28mm SFP Rifle Scope - Illuminated ACSS

This Primary Arms rifle scope is part of the SLx optics line. SLx optics have built a reputation for innovation, reliability, and value. All SLx optics undergo rigorous field-testing during development to best serve you in any environment. The Primary Arms SLx 1-10x28 Rifle Scope takes what is popular about low power variable optics and steps it up a notch to a larger magnification range without making sacrifices common with more traditional 10x optics. Now it comes with the popular Nova reticle that offers Red Dot Bright illumination no matter the lighting conditions. This 1-10x LPVO boasts a generous 3.2 - 3.5 inches of eye relief allowing you to easily set this scope up on your rifle of choice and still features a great field of view throughout the magnification range. With the addition of an integrated magnification lever, you can quickly and easily go from a true 1x sight picture all the way up to 10x magnification for those longer distance precision shots or simply for better target identification. This is truly a versatile optic that can do it all from close to long range while still only weighing 19.1 ounces at 10.5 inches long. 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. 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. Knowing the distance to your target is crucial to using the reticle effectively. The MIL subtensions are sized to match an 18” measurement at various distances. To range a target by its width, simply hold your MIL subtensions over an 18” target and find the stadia which most closely matches its width. 1st MIL = 300yd 2nd MIL = 400yd 3rd MIL = 500yd 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 like a BDC. If you do not know your cartridge ballistics, a ballistic calculator application like Strelok can help you identify your holds or find an optimal zero. The ACSS NOVA reticle features built-in leads to help you engage walking, jogging, or sprinting targets. These leads are most effective at when shooting at distances between 100 and 300 yards. ACSS NOVA Reticle Target Ranging Moving Target Leads