Feature
SCFF-63 TAURON 1-6x24 FFP LPVO
• Precise Close-Range Shooting: Etched Mil-Dot Reticle with Illuminated Center for Rapid Target Acquisition
• Extended Adjustment Range: 30mm Tube Diameter Enables 60 MIL Elevation and Windage with 0.1 MRAD Clicks
• True 1x Power: Supports Two-Eyes-Open Shooting for Fast Target Acquisition, Ideal for Varmint Hunting
• Turret Lock Function: Prevents Unintentional Adjustments, Keeping Your Settings Secure and Accurate
• Rugged Weather Resistance: IP67 Rating and 1000G Shockproof Design Ensure Reliability in Any Condition
Specification
RDSL27 VictOptics Z6 1-6x30
- Magnification: 1-6x
- Objective Lens Dia: 30 mm
- Focal Plane: First Focal Plane
- Eye Relief: 100 mm / 4.0 inch
- Lens Coating: Fully Multi-coated
- Linear Field of View @ 100 yd: 114 - 19.2 ft @ 100 yds
- Linear Field of View @ 100 m: 38 - 6.4 m @ 100 m
- Angular Field of View: 21.77° - 3.67°
- Reticle: VTA - 9 MIL
- Tube Dia: 30 mm
- Parallax Setting: 100 m
- Click Value: 0.1 MRAD
- Turret Function: Turret Lock
- Elevation Adjustment Range: ≥ 60 MIL
- Windage Adjustment Range: ≥ 60 MIL
- Diopter Compensation: -3 to +2
- Illumination Setting: 6 Gears, Red, On/Off Switch
- Waterproof: IP67
- Fogproof: Nitrogen Filled
- Shockproof: 1000 G
- Housing Material: 6061-T6 Aluminum Alloy
- Finish: Matte Black
- Length: 264 mm / 10.39 in
- Weight: 539 g / 19.01 oz
- Items in the Package: Lens Caps, User Manual, Plastic Wrench, Hex Key, Cleaning Cloth, 30mm Picatinny Rings, etc.
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Reticle
Download
SCFF-63 TAURON 1-6x24 FFP LPVO Manual
Compatible Gun Type
For Varmint Hunting: Ruger American / Sako 85 (.204 / .22 Hornet / .222 / .223 / .300 BLK), CZ 527 Varmint (.17 Hornet / .22 Hornet / .204 Ruger / .223 / .22-250), Tikka T3x Varmint (.204 Ruger / .223 / .22-250), etc.
In transparency, this review is actually for the model preceding this one, the Taurus 1-6x. I decided to leave this review after having gone to the range recently and using both my Taurus 1-6x alongside one from a competitor that is approximately the same price…both AR-15’s chambered in .223/5.56.
I started the range session shooting paper at 100 yards then taking things out to hit steel at 200 yards. I started with the other scope and truthfully, all looked good, and I posted a 1 MOA group.
Then I jumped on my Taurus and my first reaction was surprise. The clarity and contrast were so much noticeably better that I had to take the other one out again and compare them side by side. Another thing I noticed was that the Taurus let in more light…I would estimate at least 5-10% more. And that’s pretty impressive for what I would still consider a “budget” optic.
This Taurus is a FFP, mine is a SFP so I’m highly considering getting this updated version as Vector seems to almost always add more to their subsequent releases so I’ve got great confidence this will be a winner too.
The greedy people of Vector China 'intercepted' my order and took it back IN MID DELEVERY because of a mistake on the web page pricing............I bet it cost more money for you to intercept the package than to HONOR the price you listed
