This zoom scope has an 8x magnification ratio, which is the highest magnification ratio in a FFP (first focal plane) configuration rifle scope made to date. The m-rad reticle scale value remains constant across the entire zoom range. It is easy to range a target without thinking about where to set the zoom range. Target ranging is accurate at any power. One turn of the adjustment dial is 10 mil radian and one click value is 1/10 m-rad. Reticle is FMC-1.

Additionally, with the capability to set any position as the zero point in the elevation (0 – set feature), the shooter will never lose their starting calibration.

Standard and Low illumination modules are available. Both modules provide four levels of reticle intensity (red) and can be cycled by simply pressing the pressure switch within the focus dial on the left side. Very effective feature at dusk or when aiming at a dark target. If illumination is not activated the reticle remains black as per the non illuminated model. First Focal Plane design allows the scaling on the FMC-1 reticle to remain constant across the entire zoom range, however the reticle scale will get thicker when the magnification is increased. But the special reticle design in the March FFP scopes allows target acquisition at both low and high magnification levels.

This zoom scope has an 8x magnification ratio, which is the highest magnification ratio in a FFP (first focal plane) configuration rifle scope made to date. The m-rad reticle scale value remains constant across the entire zoom range. It is easy to range a target without thinking about where to set the zoom range. Target ranging is accurate at any power. One turn of the adjustment dial is 10 mil radian and one click value is 1/10 m-rad. Reticle is FMC-1.

Additionally, with the capability to set any position as the zero point in the elevation (0 – set feature), the shooter will never lose their starting calibration.

Standard and Low illumination modules are available. Both modules provide four levels of reticle intensity (red) and can be cycled by simply pressing the pressure switch within the focus dial on the left side. Very effective feature at dusk or when aiming at a dark target. If illumination is not activated the reticle remains black as per the non illuminated model. First Focal Plane design allows the scaling on the FMC-1 reticle to remain constant across the entire zoom range, however the reticle scale will get thicker when the magnification is increased. But the special reticle design in the March FFP scopes allows target acquisition at both low and high magnification levels.