If your game is all about tiny groups and repeatable hits, the Tauron 5–50×60 ED SFP (SCOL-69) is built exactly for that.

This isn’t your average scope. It’s a high-magnification competition optic designed specifically for Benchrest, F-Class, and Field Target shooters who demand absolute control at extreme zoom levels.

With premium Japanese ED glass, ultra-fine 0.05 MIL clicks, a clean SFP reticle, and a competition-ready turret system, it’s made to stay precise—even when you crank it all the way to 50×.

Key Specs

Here’s what you’re working with:

• Magnification: 5–50×

• Objective Lens: 60mm

• Tube Diameter: 34mm

• Elevation Range: 23 MIL

• Click Value: 0.05 MIL

• Reticle: VCO-5 MIL (SFP)

• Center Dot: 0.01 MIL illuminated

• Focus Range: 10m to infinity

• Waterproof Rating: IP67

• Shock Resistance: 1000G

1. Precision That Holds at 50×

Once you push past 40×, everything gets harder—tiny mechanical flaws, slight image distortion, even micro hand movement all become obvious.

That’s exactly where this scope shines.

Engineered as a true 50× competition riflescope, the Tauron keeps things stable, sharp, and repeatable when it matters most.

The SFP VCO-5 MIL reticle stays thin and uncluttered at max zoom, while the 0.01 MIL illuminated center dot gives you a pinpoint aiming reference without covering up tiny scoring rings or pellet hits.

6-Gear brightness levels let you dial it in just right—clear, visible, but never overpowering.

2. Clarity That Doesn’t Break Down

High magnification is useless if your image falls apart. That’s why optical quality matters just as much as zoom.

This scope uses Japanese ED glass to control chromatic aberration and keep edges crisp, even on high-contrast targets.

Pair that with fully multi-coated LaREE HD lenses, and you get:

• Up to 92% light transmission

• Strong contrast

• Consistent brightness—even at 50×

The result? A clean, usable image when other scopes start to fade out.

Want to learn how ED, HD, and HT glass compare in real-world performance? Check out our in-depth guide.

3. 0.05 MIL Control, Dialed In

At long range, small corrections make a big difference.

With 0.05 MIL click adjustments, you get twice the precision of standard 0.1 MIL systems—giving you tighter control over vertical spread and elevation tuning.

Inside the 34mm tube, there’s a full 23 MIL of elevation travel, so you’ve got plenty of room to work for serious competition setups.

Each click is crisp and tactile, giving you solid feedback you can trust during rapid adjustments.

4. LRZ Turret System You Can Trust

Tracking consistency is everything in precision shooting—and this scope takes it seriously.

The LRZ turret system combines:

• Zero Stop

• Turret Lock

• Revolution Indicator

Plus a locking windage turret for added security.

This setup helps prevent:

• Over-rotation

• Accidental dialing

• Losing track of turns

Exactly what you need during repeated adjustments in F-Class or Benchrest matches.

Learn more about how the LRZ system operates in our dedicated Turret Function guide.

5. Fast, Exact Focus Control

Whether you're shooting close-range Field Target or stretching out to long distances, focus needs to be quick and precise.

The side focus system adjusts seamlessly from 10 meters to infinity, with smooth, stepless control.

At high magnification—where depth of field gets thin—this kind of fine focus control makes a real difference.

6. Built for Match Conditions

This scope is purpose-built for:

• Benchrest Shooting

• F-Class Competition

• Field Target

• Long-Range Precision Shooting

It’s not a general hunting optic—and it doesn’t try to be.

Instead, it’s made for shooters who rely on ultra-fine 0.05 MIL adjustments, consistent tracking, and maximum clarity under pressure.

With IP67 waterproofing and 1000G shock resistance, it holds up through transport, range use, and constant dialing without losing zero.

7. Final Verdict

The Tauron 5–50×60 ED Rifle Scope is all about one thing: precision at the highest level.

With true 50× magnification, ultra-fine adjustments, and a competition-grade turret system, it delivers the control and repeatability serious shooters need—especially when every tiny correction counts.