Primary Arms Compact PLxC 1-8x24 FFP Rifle Scope - Illuminated ACSS Raptor M8 Reticle - 5.56 / .308 - Meter
Details
Details
This rifle scope is part of the top tier optics line called PLx. PLx optics meet the exacting demands of professional use, offering impeccable glass clarity and advanced features from state-of-the-art production facilities.
Improving on its predecessor, the fully redesigned PLx 1-8x24mm FFP Compact Rifle Scope has a 9.28-inch OAL and weighs only 16.95 oz. It features premium-grade Japanese ED lenses for superior light transmission, color correctness, and image clarity. Combined with its ultra-wide field of view (121ft @ 100yd) and forgiving eye relief, this scope is capable of exceptional performance from close quarters to long-range.
Features:
- Compact and Lightweight design
- Premium grade Japanese ED glass with enhanced clarity and light transmission
- First focal plane reticles stay true at every magnification
- Ultra-Wide field of View
- High strength 30mm tube
- Easy to swap dovetail throw lever
- 1-8x magnification range is red dot fast in close quarters and accurate at medium range
- AutoLive Motion-Sensing illumination technology
- Adjustable illumination from Daylight bright to night vision compatible
- Water proof, shock resistant, and fog resistant
- ACSS Raptor M8 Meters reticle for rapid close quarters engagement and fast hits out to 800 meters
- Durable hardcoat anodized black finish
- Made in Japan
- Protected by a lifetime warranty
This 1-8x24mm PLx Compact scope is equipped with the first focal plane ACSS Raptor M8 Meter reticle. At low magnifications, the large illuminated horseshoe draws the eye for incredible engagement speed at close quarters, comparable to a red dot. At 8x, the full features of the ACSS reticle become available, providing automatic ranging and bullet drop compensation to 800 meters, moving target leads, a precise center chevron aim point, and wind holds for both 5, 10, 15, and 20 mph cross winds.
Whether you're looking for a workhorse optic for tactical shooting, competition, or your next hunt, the uncompromising clarity and quality of the PLx series may be exactly what you're looking for. These remarkably flexible scopes will help you dominate close quarters and get fast predictable hits out to 800 meters. To top it off, this fantastic scope is covered by a lifetime warranty.
Specifications
California Prop 65 warning
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals, which are known to the State of California to cause Cancer and Reproductive Harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.Ratings & Reviews
5 reviews
My new favorite optic for my main AR build
by JQ
Getting this optic is a buy once, cry once ordeal but in the end, you won't have buyer's regret. If you're coming from a background using an ACOG like what I did in the Corps, engaging at unknown distances were KISS because of the ease of measuring the distance of human sized targets using the BDC. The Raptor reticle definitely improves on the BDC design by adding features like moving target leads, wind holds, horseshoe for fast target acquisition at close distances, etc. Because of the 1-8x variable zoom, superior FOV, forgiving eye relief, and that ultra-clear Japanese glass (yes, they source from Low Optical Works a premier company who also OEMs for other brands such as Vortex, Nightforce, etc), this allows me to effectively engage point target up to 600m (patiently waited for the release of the meter version) and 800m area target using my M38 DMR clone build. All these features squeezed into an ultra-durable 30mm tube at just 16.9oz, PA definitely hit the mark in innovation.
My new favorite optic for my main AR build
by JQ -
Getting this optic is a buy once, cry once ordeal but in the end, you won't have buyer's regret. If you're coming from a background using an ACOG like what I did in the Corps, engaging at unknown distances were KISS because of the ease of measuring the distance of human sized targets using the BDC. The Raptor reticle definitely improves on the BDC design by adding features like moving target leads, wind holds, adding a horseshoe for fast target acquisition at close distances, etc. Because of the 1-8x variable zoom, superior FOV, forgiving eye relief, and that ultra-clear Japanese glass (yes, they source from Low Optical Works a premier company who also OEMs for other brands such as Vortex, Nightforce, etc), this allows me to effectively engage point target up to 600m (patiently waited for the meter version to release) and 800m area target using my M38 DMR clone build. All these features squeezed into an ultra-durable 30mm tube at just 16.9oz, PA definitely hit the mark in innovation.
I like it
by Rich -
I’m pleased with it- especially the reticle which is awesome. The eyebox and relief are tighter than a Razor and glass is comparable. The size and weight are impressive and illumination is better than what I expected. Looks like the price has come down a lot which makes it a smoking deal.
Best FFP money can buy right now.
by Shrek
The good:
- overall great glass
- massive FOV
- disappearing scope body
- lightweight
- short
- capped turrets
- smooth throwlever
- reticle is usable from 3-4x and up
- stadia lines at 1x are a great addition
- auto-live illum
- diopter is stiff
The meh:
- slight chromatic aberration around dark targets with a bright background
- illum is not daylight bright, it is daylight visible
- slight residue visible under the horseshoe when illum is on.
NF NX8: the PLXc is what the NX8 should have been. The eyebox is far more forgiving on the PLXc. PLXc FOV dunks on the NX8. the NF build quality is a bit better and feels a bit more sturdy. Not that the PLXc feels flimsy. NX8 also has more CA
Credo 1-6SFP: Glass is flatter on the credo with less CA but I prefer FFP reticles on 8x LVPOs. PLXc is also lighter.
Razor 1-10FFP: The razor has more fisheye than the PLXc but better illum. PLXc is lighter. The Razor 1-10 is still a good scope.
GREAT LPVO— NEEDS AN ANTI-REFLECTIVE DEVICE!
by Knighthawk
…Finally found an LPVO that provides a great reticle, light weight, ample brightness (though not as bright as the Vortex Razor center dot) and best-in-class glass quality. Turrets are great too, with positive clicks. NOW, Primary Arms, please come through with a high quality ARD to add, instead of the sunshade, at the front of the optic. Thanks!