Feature
SCFF-81 Tauron 6-24x50 HD MIL FFP Rifle Scope PRS
• Quick Target Engagement: FFP VTA-3 MIL Reticle with Fine 0.04 MIL Center Dot and 6-Level Illumination Helps Aim Clearly in Changing Light
• Sharp Views at Distance: Fully Multi-Coated LaREE HD Glass Provides Crisp, High-Contrast Images for Confident Mid- to Long-Range Shooting
• Fine Adjustment Control: 1/10 MIL Clicks Provide Audible and Tactile Feedback, while the 34mm Tube Offers up to 32 MIL Elevation Travel
• Zero with Confidence: Zero Stop and Revolution Indicator Allow a Fast Return to Zero, while Windage Turret Lock Prevents Accidental Changes
Specification
See our Terminology Guide for detailed explanations of each specification.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Magnification: | 6-24x |
| Objective Lens Dia: | 50 mm |
| Focal Plane: | First Focal Plane |
| Eye Relief: | 95 mm / 3.74 in |
| Lens Coating: | Fully Multi-Coated |
| Linear Field of View @ 100 yd: | 20.42-5.13 ft @ 100 yards |
| Linear Field of View @ 100 m: | 6.81-1.71 m @ 100 meters |
| Angular Field of View °: | 3.9-0.98 ° |
| Reticle: | VTA-3 MIL |
| Tube Dia: | 34 mm |
| Side Focus: | 10 yards to Infinity |
| Click Value: | 1/10 MIL |
| Turret Function: | Elevation Turret Zero Stop with Revolution Indicator; Windage Turret Locking |
| Elevation Adjustment Range: | ≥32 MIL |
| Windage Adjustment Range: | ≥32 MIL |
| Diopter Compensation: | -2 to +2 |
| Illumination Setting: | 6 Gears, On/Off Switch |
| Battery Type (Not Include): | CR2032 |
| Waterproof: | IP67 |
| Fogproof: | Nitrogen Filled |
| Shockproof: | 1000 G |
| Housing Material: | 6061-T6 Aluminum Alloy |
| Finish: | Matte Black |
| Length: | 361 mm / 14.21 in |
| Weight: | 986 g / 34.78 oz |
| Items in the Package: | User Manual, Cleaning Cloth, Plastic Wrench, Rubber Lens Cover, Sunshade, etc. |
Size
Reticle
Tauron 6-24x50 HD MIL FFP Rifle Scope (SCFF-81)
Scenario: PRS, Long-Range Shooting
· 0.04 MIL center dot for precise aiming at long range
· 0.25 hashmark increment at horizontal line
· 0.5 hashmark increment at vertical line
· Could be used for ranging and BDC
· Center illumination for rapid target acquisition
Optical Performance
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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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For more information on our optical glass, please visit our blog.
Download
VTA-3MIL FFP Reticle User Manual Instruction
Compatible Gun Type
For PRS: Tikka T3x / Remington 700 / Sako / Howa, etc.
For Long-Range: Tikka T1x / T3 / T3x (.22LR / .308), Remington 700 / 783 (.223), Sako, Anschutz, Howa, FX Impact M3 / MKII, AirForce Texan, CZ 457, Accuracy International, Cadex, Sako TRG, Steyr, etc.
Video
Review
"An excellently refined FFP scope with remarkably smooth controls and superior HD optical clarity. The enhanced turrets with zero-stop perform precisely, maintaining reliable operation even in extreme cold. A significant upgrade that delivers professional performance and surprising value."
— Review of Tauron 6-24x50 HD MIL FFP PRS Rifle Scope (SCFF-81) by PM Alex
"The brightness of the 34mm tube on the Tauron took in plenty of light with the 50mm objective and I think helped with the clarity and brightness a lot. The newly upgraded LaREE HD glass is something worth noting on the Tauron for the price and the field of view in the images is also quite good."
— Review of Tauron 6-24x50 HD MIL FFP PRS Rifle Scope (SCFF-81) by Matthew Vaccaro
Inside Scope
📖 Shoot smarter, aim faster! Scope tips and tricks for the modern shooting crew.
👉 How to Sight in Your Rifle Scope
New scope or fresh setup? Learn how to zero your rifle scope, adjust windage and elevation, and get your point of aim and point of impact aligned.
👉 Turret Clicks Explained: Click Value & Adjustment Range
Not sure how MIL/MOA clicks work? Learn how click value and adjustment range affect your shots and make long-range dialing easier to understand.
After comparing several scopes in this category, I chose the Tauron and have no regrets. Image clarity is impressive for the price, and the scope feels well built. Zero reset works as intended, and accessories like the sunshade are a nice touch. I’d recommend this to anyone getting into mid- to long-range shooting.
I’m using this on a precision AR platform, and it’s been a great match. The illuminated reticle helps during low-light sessions, and the turrets provide clear tactile feedback. Dialing for distance has been consistent so far. Definitely a good choice for shooters looking to stretch their rifle’s capability.
I mounted this scope on my PRS setup and have put several hundred rounds through it. It holds zero well and feels rugged enough for regular range use. The 34mm tube offers plenty of elevation travel, and the reticle is easy to read. Overall, a dependable optic for precision shooting.
I’ve been running this scope on my bolt-action rifle for a few months now, mainly for long-range range sessions. The FFP MIL reticle is accurate and easy to use, and the glass stays clear even at 20x and above. Turret clicks are crisp and repeatable, and the zero stop has been reliable. For the price, this scope performs way above expectations.
This scope surprised me in a good way. The HD glass provides a clean image, and the 50mm objective works well during early morning shooting. Adjustments are smooth, and tracking has been consistent during dial-up tests. It’s a solid option for shooters who want FFP performance without paying premium prices.
I’m really impressed with what this scope offers. The first focal plane reticle makes holdovers very easy, and the HD glass provides a bright and detailed image. It’s a dependable optic that performs well beyond what I expected at this price.
After several range trips I’m very satisfied with this optic. The adjustments are accurate and repeatable, and the illuminated reticle helps in low-light conditions. The large 34 mm tube also gives a lot of adjustment range when dialing for distance.
The first thing that stood out to me was the turret feel. Each click is very tactile and easy to track when dialing. Zero stop works exactly as expected and makes returning to zero simple. Build quality feels solid and the reticle design is clean without being cluttered.
I’ve been running this scope for a few weeks now and the glass is surprisingly clear. Even at the higher magnification the image stays sharp and usable. The turrets have very distinct clicks and dialing adjustments feels precise. Overall it feels like a well built optic for the price.
I really like the glass for the price. The reticle is very nice and it was easy to focus in on whatever you were looking at. Eyebox is definitely tight but something had to give at this price point. Extremely usable from 6-20x, after that the eyebox is very unforgiving but 6-20 is probably fine for most people to use. If you’re using for long range, I’d just go up to the Continental line.
For what you get well worth it, good clarity seems solid. I would say better than athlon argos model for sure, not quite as good as a midas tac hd.
Ordered the scope on a great deal, order processed and shipped very quickly. Vendor decided the price was too good, so they paid for the shipper to re-route mid delivery and return it to them, all without contacting me.
I received a delivery confirmation notice, which was my first alert that they pulled it back to their warehouse. I was offered a coupon for my troubles. I'd suggest you don't bother.
