First Look: Zero Tech 5-30x56mm Rifle Scope

Available with two different first-focal-plane reticles.

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posted on June 10, 2024
Zero Tech 5-30x56mm Rifle Scope

Zero Tech Optics is unveiling its newest scope, the new Trace Advanced 5-30x56mm riflescope meant for long-distance precision shooting. This new product can be had in two sub-variants, one with the famous Tremor 3 reticle designed by Todd Hodnett and the other with the RMG 2 Illuminated reticle. These Japanese-made riflescopes are built around a 34 mm main tube and make use of locking diopters to fine tune the optical prescription along with dual throw levers to adjust the magnification level and push button activation for digital illumination.

“We are so excited to finally unveil the Trace Advanced 5-30X56mm riflescope to the market,” said Ben Clarke, CMO at ZeroTech Optics. “Our collaboration with HORUS Vision and the implementation of our RMG 2 reticle has resulted in a precision instrument that meets the highest standards of performance. We are confident that the Trace Advanced will set a new standard in the industry, providing competition and ELR shooters with a robust and reliable optic that doesn’t compromise on quality or price.”

Zero Tech Trace Advanced Features:

  • Illuminated Tremor 3 first-focal-plane reticle or illuminated RMG 2 first-focal-plane reticle
  • Push-button digital illumination
  • Locking diopter system
  • Removable dual-position magnification throw lever
  • 34 mm one piece main tube
  • Precision Turret System (PTS)
  • Zero Stop
  • Capped precision windage turret
  • Glass-etched reticle
  • Weathershield lens coating
  • Argon purged
  • Made in Japan

Inside the box, you’ll find a pair of Tenebraex Tactical flip up scope covers as well as a 56mm sunshade and a neoprene cover for the entire scope. There is also a 2mm hex key for the turrets, a instruction manual, a reticle range card and other gear.

Visit zerotechoptics.com to learn more about the Trace Advanced 5-30X56mm scope and other optics from Zero Tech.

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