Feature
Veyron GenII 4-16x44 HD CTR FFP FT/HFT Rifle Scope (SCFF-73)
• Quick Hold Corrections: FFP VVE-1 MIL Reticle w/ 0.08MIL Floating Dot & Christmas Tree Layout Makes Follow-Up Aiming Easier
• Crisp HD Imaging: Upgraded LaREE HD Glass and Fully Multi-Coated Lenses Improve Brightness and Detail over Veyron Gen I
• Smooth, Accurate Dialing: 1/10MIL Clicks Provide Clear Feedback, with a 30mm Tube Offering up to 30MIL Elevation Travel
• Made for Compact Setups: 251mm / 9.88in Body at 645g / 22.75oz Fits Well on AR Platforms and Compact PCP Rifles
• Stay Ready in Low Light: 6-Level Illumination Keeps the Reticle Visible, while Locking Turrets Help Avoid Unwanted Changes
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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-1 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 CTR FFP FT/HFT Rifle Scope (SCFF-73)
Reticle Name: VVE-1 MIL
Reticle Instruction:
· Designed for Small Game Hunting, Field Target, Hunter Field Target, Plinking
· 0.08 MIL Illuminated Floating Center Dot for Precise Aiming on Smaller Targets at Mid- to Long-Range
· Christmas Tree Pattern for Fast Follow-up Corrections
· 0.25 Mil Wind Dots On Christmas Tree for Faster, More Accurate Holdovers
· MIL Dot Reticle Could be used for Ranging and BDC
Subtension:
Optical Performance
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Level |
Product |
Glass Type |
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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√ |
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crystal-clear, bright, vivid |
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Advanced |
Continental 6x |
√ |
√ |
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√ |
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crystal-clear, bright |
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Upgraded |
Tauron 8x |
√ |
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√ |
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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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√ |
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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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The scope is even more compact than I expected. I use it for pesting and targets out to 75yds. Glass is clear and I like the reticle for the type of shooting I do. I don't really have any complaints and would buy again.
the zoom magnification on this scope is crazy! crystal is clear. Great craftsmanship on this scope. great for competing .22lr at 100 yards.
It’s compact but doesn’t feel cheap. The reticle is easy to read at all magnifications and the illumination helps when the sun drops behind the hills. Dialing wind and elevation felt repeatable and solid. Definitely recommend for shooters upgrading from basic optics.
I’ve been using this on paper targets from 100 – 400 yards and the image is surprisingly sharp for the price point. The 6 illumination levels help in dim light, and the turret lock keeps adjustments where I set them. Great value for someone wanting a first focal plane scope without spending big.
I wasn’t expecting this much performance in this price bracket, but the combination of FFP reticle, illuminated dot, and crisp HD glass surprised me. Turret adjustments are precise and the lock feature prevents accidental changes. Perfect for my hunting trips and afternoon range sessions.
Mounted this on my AR build and it’s been reliable. The FFP MIL reticle with the illuminated floating dot makes ranging and quick holdover simple, and the HD glass stays clear even at higher magnification. Turret clicks are positive and easy to dial under field conditions. Definitely punches above its class at this price.
Not satified with your company , stop contacting me .
I received 2 scopes, one was sent by error.
I attempted to return one of the scopes.
I called and left messages that were not returned.
I sent emails that were not addressed properly.
Customer service is virtually non-existent.
In frustration I returned the entire order & then called VISA to dispute the charges.
Scope has excellent glass, using on a budget precision rimfire build and fits the need nicely. Eye box is a little bit tight at maximum magnification but that is to be expected.
Scope is awesome and very compact! Time to test on the range and see how it will hold up to some .223/5.56 shooting.
The 10x is on par with my razor 1-10. Center clarity and color is pretty even. Clicks are tactile and audible. Focus/parallax knob is sloppy. It has to free spin a bit before it adjusts going up and down. Somewhere between 14-16x is where you get the negatives with cheap scopes. Poor light transmission aka “hazy” and chromatic aberrations. Reticle and turret tracking correlate and are good up to at least 9 mils. The compact size and light weight make this a hard contender in the 10x range which is why I got it. I didn’t buy it to use on low magnification or on 16x. However having 16x is nice and if you can ignore the negatives it is clear enough to use out to at least 750 yards on a 12x20” target as I did. The only thing I’d want to see change are large bolder numbers on BOTH sides of the tree reticle.
The 10x is on par with my razor 1-10 on 10x with some slight color loss. On 16x it doesn’t compare to 16x on my 4-18 continental. It’s not great or even good with the greater loss of color and clarity but it’s still usable. This scope does win with its short length and weight which is comparable to other 1-10’s. It definitely suffers being a 30mm and not 34mm tube. I like the reticle except that the mil hold numbers are only on one side and not both because if I have to hold to the right for wind and dope there’s no numbers. I have to either count the rows or look at the numbers on the other side and follow the row with my eyes.
I enjoy how crisp the reticle is. I didn''t expect an optic in this price range to this clear. Definitely looking forward to getting another scope in the future.
