Rifle Scopes Look Out: Sightron goes FFP in both Mil and Moa (6-24x50)

[BobD]

Sightron- a contender in the FFP market now

It seems that Sightron finally decided to plunge into the FFP market. As there updated site shows, they will be doing so with their 6-24 model. This will be available in both mil and moa. They have also introduced a illuminated moa reticle in this line as well. (I'm not sure if its FFP as well, it may be a typo. Price indicates yes)


- The only unfortunate change (may not be accurate) is that the FFP models will not have the 100 moa of adjustment as the rest of the 6-24 line. They have listed both new models as 80, except the new illuminated moa which still has 100.


As a Sightron fan I'm incredibly excited. Every update they grow bigger and better with their product line. Glass may not be everything, but it will certainly trump just about everything in its price range.
Check it out-

Here's the mil reticle

Here's the new illuminated model
*** honestly, by the large price increase I wonder if this will be FFP as well. They have had a number of typos when introducing new scopes on their site***

 

[Longshot38]

Good for them. I contacted them about doing something like this about 5 years ago. Now I'm going to have to purchase another scope.

 

[TippyRacer]

Very cool, thanks for the update. As we discussed in a previous thread of yours, I'm rather happy with Sightron's also. Too bad I bought a Bushnell Elite FFP 6-24 tho 2 months ago! Of course I still don't have it, still waiting for it ...

 

[steve123]

Pretty cool that they came out with FFP but the downside is they gave it a 40Y parallax instead of 10Y which for me was a HUGE fail.

The reason why is I shoot both Field Target air rifle and 22rf precision matches and need 10Y parallax. So the ridiculous thing I have to do is buy a super cheap blah FFP scope or a unbelievably expensive FFP scope to satisfy my needs.