Element Optics

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Element Optics scopes for hunting and long-range shooting, with clear glass and turrets you can dial. The Helix Gen2 6-24x50 FFP is the all-rounder for a centrefire. Want bigger glass for distance? Step up to the Titan 5-25x56 . Setting up a rimfire or air rifle? The IRIS 3-9x40 keeps it simple. Stuck between two? Ask us and we'll sort it. Picking an Element Optics scope Helix Gen2. The everyday hunting scope, in 4-16x44 and 6-24x50 with MRAD reticles, first or second focal plane. It sits on most hunting rifles without fuss. Titan. The 5-25x56 FFP brings 56 mm glass for long range, and the 3-18x50 FFP is the more compact option for a rifle you carry a fair bit. Nexus Gen2 and Theos. The Nexus Gen2 4-25x50 FFP comes in MRAD or MOA for precision work, and the Theos 6-36x56 FFP is the top of the range for serious distance. IRIS and Immersive. IRIS (3-9x40 and 4-12x44) is the simple, affordable pick for rimfires and air rifles. Immersive scopes are fixed power: 5x30, 10x40 and 14x50. FFP or SFP? A first focal plane (FFP) reticle grows and shrinks with the zoom, so your holdover marks are right at any magnification. A second focal plane (SFP) reticle stays the same size, which is easy to see on low power, but the holdovers only line up at one setting. If you hold over a lot at distance, go FFP. If you mostly zero and shoot dead on, SFP does the job. Mounts, binos and the rest Match your tube with Element XT mounts in 30 mm or 1 inch, Picatinny or dovetail. There's also the Helix HD 10x42 and 8x42 binoculars, and the Element rangefinders . Element backs its scopes with its Platinum Lifetime Warranty. Not sure which one suits your rifle and how you shoot? Tell us and we'll point you to the right one.