Argos Btr Gen2 1-8x24mm Sfp Illuminated Rifle Scope

ARGOS BTR Gen2 1-8X24MM SFP ILLUMinATED Rifle Scope

Battery: Cr-2032
Click Value: 1/2 MOA
Eye Relief: 3.40''
Finish: Black
Focal Plane: Second
IlluMination: Yes
Length: 9.8''
Max Magnification: 8x
Min. Magnification: 1x
Model Number: Argos BTR (Tactical) Gen 2
Objective Size: 24mm
Reticle: ATSR5 IR MOA
Tube Size: 30mm
Weight: 16.1 Oz


Manufacturer: Athlon Optics
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Magnification Range: The 1-8x magnification range indicates that the scope allows users to adjust the magnification from 1x for a wider field of view, ideal for close-quarters situations, up to 8x for mid-range precision shooting.

Objective Lens Diameter: The 24mm objective lens diameter indicates the size of the front lens. A larger objective lens can gather more light, contributing to better low-light performance.

Second Focal Plane (SFP): Being an SFP scope means that the reticle's size remains constant regardless of the magnification setting. This is in contrast to first focal plane (FFP) scopes where the reticle size changes with magnification.

Illuminated Reticle: The illuminated reticle provides better visibility in low-light conditions and allows for faster target acquisition. Users can typically adjust the brightness level according to their preferences.

Reticle Design: The reticle design can vary, and it's crucial to check the specific reticle style of the Argos BTR Gen2 scope. Common reticle styles include BDC (Bullet Drop Compensation) or MIL/MOA-based reticles for ranging and holdover.

Turret Style: The scope may feature exposed tactical-style turrets for easy and quick adjustments. Look for features like zero-resettable turrets and audible clicks for precise adjustments.

Tube Diameter: The tube diameter is a standard factor to consider. Common tube diameters for scopes are 1 inch or 30mm.

Construction and Durability: The construction of the scope is often robust, with features like a one-piece tube and nitrogen-purged or argon-purged for fog-proof and waterproof performance.

Lens Coatings: Fully multi-coated lenses are common in quality scopes, providing enhanced light transmission and image clarity.