Feature
Veyron GenII 4-16x44 HD DCR FFP FT/HFT Rifle Scope (SCFF-78)
• Clean, Confident Holds: FFP VVE-2 MIL Etched Reticle with 0.08MIL Illuminated Floating Dot and Dualscale Crosshair Supports Fast Holds
• Sharper Target Detail: Upgraded LaREE HD Glass with Fully Multi-Coating Provides Brighter, More Defined Images Than Veyron Gen I
• Greater Adjustment Control: 1/10MIL Turrets with Crisp Clicks and 30mm Tube Provide up to 30MIL Travel for Repeatable Dialing
• Light & Easy to Handle: Compact 251mm / 9.88in Length and 645g / 22.75oz Weight Keep AR and PCP Setups Balanced and Maneuverable
• Secure Shooting Control: Locking Turrets Prevent Accidental Changes, while 6-Level Illumination Improves Reticle Visibility in Low Light
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Specification
See our Terminology Guide for detailed explanations of each specification.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Magnification: | 4-16x |
| Objective Lens Dia: | 44 mm |
| Focal Plane: | First Focal Plane |
| Eye Relief: | 100 mm / 3.94 in |
| Lens Coating: | Fully Multi-Coated |
| Linear Field of View @ 100 yd: | 31.2-8.4 ft @ 100 yards |
| Linear Field of View @ 100 m: | 10.4-2.8m @ 100 meters |
| Angular Field of View: | 6.0-1.6° |
| Reticle: | VVE-2 MIL |
| Tube Dia: | 30 mm |
| Side Focus: | 10 yards to Infinity |
| Click Value: | 1/10 MIL |
| Turret Function: | Turret Lock |
| Elevation Adjustment Range: | ≥30 MIL |
| Windage Adjustment Range: | ≥25 MIL |
| Diopter Compensation: | -2 to +2 |
| Illumination Setting: | 6 Gears, On/Off Switch |
| Battery Type (Not Include): | CR2032 |
| Waterproof: | IP56 |
| Fogproof: | Nitrogen Filled |
| Shockproof: | 750 G |
| Housing Material: | 6061-T6 Aluminum Alloy |
| Finish: | Matte Black |
| Length: | 251 mm / 9.88 in |
| Weight: | 645 g / 22.75 oz |
| Items in the Package: | Flip-up Caps, Plastic Wrench, Cleaning Cloth, Side Wheel, Hex Key, Honeycomb Sunshade, etc. |
Size
Reticle
Veyron GenII 4-16x44 HD DCR FFP FT/HFT Rifle Scope (SCFF-78)
Reticle Name: VVE-2 MIL
Reticle Instruction:
· Designed for Small Game Hunting, Field Target, Hunter Field Target, Plinking
· Dualscale Crosshair Reticle (DCR) for Mid-to-Long Range
· 0.08 MIL Illuminated Floating Center Dot for Precise Aiming on Smaller Targets at Mid-to-Long Range
· Simple MIL Dot Structure Enables Precise Holdovers without Visual Clutter
· MIL Dot Reticle Supports Ranging and BDC for Versatile Field and Target Use
Optical Performance
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Coating System |
Imaging |
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LaREE HD Lens |
German Shott HT Lens |
ED |
VePRO FMC |
FMC |
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Top |
Continental 8x 10x |
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crystal-clear, bright, vivid |
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Advanced |
Continental 6x |
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crystal-clear, bright |
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Upgraded |
Tauron 8x |
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clear, vivid |
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Basic |
Tauron 4x 6x, Orion, Veyron GEN II |
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clear |
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Others |
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Compatible Gun Type
· For Small Game Hunting: FX Impact (.22 / .25 / .30), Walther / HW40, Ruger 10/22 (.22LR), Barra / HW, CZ 457 (.22LR), Tikka T1x (.22LR), etc.
· For Field Target/ Hunter Field Target: FX Impact / Daystate / Walther LGU, HW97 / HW100, etc.
· For Plinking: Airgun (FX, Walther, HW), Ruger 10/22, Barra / HW, Glock / CZ75, etc.
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Review
"Compact, well-balanced scope with clear LaREE HD glass. Image remains sharp across the zoom range, with solid mechanical precision and reliable tracking for field use."
— Veyron GenII 4-16x44 HD DCR FFP MPVO FT/HFT Rifle Scope (SCFF-78) Review by Jani Nordman
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The glass is really clear, even at higher magnification. The controls feel smooth, and it didn��t take me long to get everything set up.
Excellent quality! Haven't installed it yet, but very impressed.
The build quality of this scope is impressive right out of the box. Clear glass, crisp adjustments, and very solid construction. I haven't mounted it on my setup yet, but judging by the overall quality, I have no doubt it will perform great. Highly recommended!
The image quality is better than I expected from something this compact. The glass looks sharp, and the 4-16x range gives you plenty of flexibility without adding a huge scope to your setup.
I've been looking for something that wouldn't make my PCP setup feel top-heavy. The shorter body is a big plus, and having side focus down to 10 yards makes this an interesting option for closer target work.
I’ve been using it for target practice and general shooting, and it has been very reliable. The magnification, focus adjustment and overall build quality are all impressive for the price.
Very sharp, clean image for precise shot placement!
The thing I loved about the Veyron Series from Vector Optics was how compact and light they were. This new GENII is bulkier and heavier than the last generation Veyron. The overall length of the GENII is the same, but there is definitely some added mass and weight. The turrets are bigger and thicker in diameter and size. The ocular lens is also larger in diameter compared to the last gen Veyron. I would expect the larger diameter lens would make the image quality better, sharper, clearer, after all Vector claims that the GENII has upgraded LaREE HD Glass. You do get a slightly wider field of view which makes the edges clear, but the image quality is exactly the same as the last generation Veyron. Not brighter, not clearer, not HD but exactly the same. I own both scopes and compared them extensively. The image quality isn't bad by any means on the GENII it's just not LaREE HD or whatever buzzword Vector is using for this new model. One major issue I have found is that tightening down the front objective lens scope ring (to spec) causes the parallax internals to rub inside the tube. I don't know if the GENII uses a thinner walled scope tube but anything tighter than just snug and you can hear and feel the internals rub as you move the parallax. I am not new to scope mounting by the way, been doing it for over 20 years. Overall I am disappointed and dissatisfied with the Veyron GENII scope. If I wasn't past my return window I would have returned it and ordered the original Veyron which I do love.
The compact scope looks amazing on my air rifle
I liked that the rings came with the scope along with the parallax wheel
scope is clear and bright
