First Look: Riton 5 TACTIX 1-10x24mm LPVO

Riton enters the low power variable optics marketing with a 1-10x FFP scope.

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posted on June 11, 2023
Riton LPVO

Riton Optics is unveiling its long-awaited First Focal Plane (FFP) Low Power Variable Optic (LPVO), the 5 TACTIX 1-10 x 24 riflescope. The wide zoom adjustment on this scope gives carbine users the ability to make quick, close distance shots in addition to more controlled, precise shots at further distances. A Christmas tree style reticle also helps with longer distance shots.

“The 5 TACTIX LPVO has been a long time coming and we are thrilled it is finally here,” said Jeremiah Alexander, Director of Product, Riton Optics. “We have spent a lot of of time, research and development creating a riflescope that would excel in any environment and exceed expectations.”

First Focal Plane optics are more expensive and require more sophisticated methods of manufacturing. FFP reticles are preferred by many shooters because the reticle grows or shrinks with the magnification level and stays proportionate and true the whole time. This MRAD based LPVO is designed with a 30 mm diameter main tube and has capped turrets that are also zero adjustable. Clicks are precise and audible and tactile. One of the features on this riflescope, as with all other Riton Optics 3,5,7 series scopes is its dual lever throw system. Shooters can adjust their zoom level throughout the whole range without having to compromise their shooting position. The 5 TACTIX LPVO’s outer housing is manufactured with 6061-T6 aluminum.

Riton Optics 5 TACTIX LPVO Specifications:

  • Magnification Level: 1-10X
  • Focal Plane: First-focal-plane
  • Objective Lens: 24 mm
  • Click Values: .1 MRAD
  • Illuminated Reticle: 6 levels
  • Eye Relief: 4 inches
  • Housing: 30 mm 6061 Aluminum tube
  • FOV: 105.8 feet through 10.51 feet
  • Glass: Riton HD glass with fully multicoated lens
  • Shockproof, fog proof and waterproof 

Please visit ritonoptics.com for more information on this scope or other products from Riton.

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