Primary Arms SLx 1-6x24mm SFP Rifle Scope Gen IV - Illuminated ACSS Nova Fiber Wire Reticle - Red Dot Bright®
Details
Details
After rigorous field testing, this optic has been given a silver-tier rating by the National Tactical Officers Association in 2023 and is a 2024 Industry Choice Awards (ICA) scope of the year winner!
This Primary Arms rifle scope is part of the SLx optics line. SLx optics have built a reputation for innovation, reliability, and value. All SLx optics undergo rigorous field-testing during development to best serve you in any environment.
The SLx® 1-6x24mm SFP Gen IV Rifle Scope is the latest iteration of their best-selling carbine optic, incorporating a fully upgraded optical system, an integrated dovetail throw lever, and all-new ACSS® reticles. With superior glass clarity and swift magnification controls, you’ll always have the power to identify, range, and engage your targets with unrivaled precision. This 1-6x low power variable optic features the ACSS NOVA Reticle. The ACSS NOVA is a purpose-built reticle that leverages a high-efficiency fiber optic wire for Red Dot Bright® illumination. With built-in target ranging, MIL subtensions, and moving target leads, this reticle provides a broad, intuitive toolset for engaging targets from close quarters to long-range. Like all Primary Arms Optics products, this rifle scope comes with an industry-leading lifetime warranty and commitment to customer satisfaction.
Features:
- Fully Upgraded Optical System
- Integrated Magnification Throw Lever
- ACSS NOVA Fiber Wire Reticle
- Magnification: 1x – 6x (Min – Max)
- Focal Plane: SFP
- Objective Lens Diameter: 24mm
- Exit Pupil: 10.6mm – 3.8mm
- Eye Relief: 4 in.
- Total Windage/Elevation Adjustment: 120 MOA
- Field Of View @100 Yards: 120 ft. – 20 ft. (Low – High)
- Illumination: Red, 11 Illumination Settings
- Red Dot Bright® illumination
- Click Value: 0.1 MIL
- Length w/o Lens Covers: 10.4 in.
- Weight w/ Included Battery w/o Lens Covers: 17.9 oz.
- Scope caps included
Specifications
- SLx 1-6 Gen IV Accessories
- Product Showcase: SLx 1-6x24 Gen IV
- Product Overview: SLx 1-6x24 Gen IV
- Primary Arms SLX 1-6 Nova - The Everyman LPVO
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
66 reviews
Great Scope
by Jason -
Bought this bad boy for my S&W M&P 15-22. It’s a fantastic scope for the price. Really similar to my Viper PST. Perfect for the application.
Very happy with this unit
by Justin -
This was my first optic through primary arms and I am super impressed. Glass is super clear, red dot is very easy to see in the daylight. Hitting 8 inch steel at 100 yards right out of the box. Will definitely buy more optics from primary arms
Love it
by Matt -
Great scope will be buying another
Fantastic LPVO
by Pew Pew Machine -
Reasonably good eye relief. Fiber wire dot is absolutely red dot bright and can be used as a red dot even when your eye is not the correct distance behind the scope (there is some parallax to it if the angle is too far off, as expected).
Red dot bright. High class
by Peej
Better than anything vortex i could afford. The dot is stupid bright I love it. It's well built. I threw it on a warne exskel base and it's doing good so far. Not sure about keeping the caps on there but good to have. None of the videos do the red dot justice. It's bright and crisp. I have an astigmatism and it's not all weird like my reflex sights
Punches above its weight.
by Dan F
The glass is great. The illumination is as bright as a red dot for sure. It's bright enough to hurt your eyes at night. I think it's brighter than my Sig Romeo 4T. With a 16" rifle shootng M193 ammo at 3000 fps, the reticle is pretty much a BDC.
Best budget LPVO
by Nine Toes
Owned it for a while now. Great entry LPVO: potentially the best for your money. Just wish PA or someone would make a 24mm ARD for this guy.
Awesome lpvo
by Irfon.E
This is my first lpvo and I’m super happy with it. The nova reticle is what sold it for me. I was thinking about getting the razor hd but the price for the nova was a no brainer for me.
Bang for buck lpvo
by Sebastian
Was in the market for a lpvo that doesn’t break the bank but definitely has quality to it. That is when I came across this one and I have to say as someone who is getting into lpvo’s this one does not disappoint. Clear glass, magnification knob a bit stiff but not an issue, day light bright as said in specs, overall a good bang for your buck lpvo definitely recommend it to those who don’t want to drop a lot but want something quality
Not bad
by DENNIS -
I bought this because of all the rave reviews on Youtube and because it has a day light bright center dot instead of a whole ring. I shoot a lot of 2-3 gun matches and usually finish near the top. I find just a dot much better for me than an illuminated ring. My astigmatism has gotten very bad after 50 so I use mostly LPVOs these day for any matches that that are 50 yards or further. It is definitely day light bright and then some. The cross hairs are very THICK, and the glass is better than $80 scopes but a lot less quality to my eye compared to the Viper PST G2, Stiener PX4i, Delta Stryker 1-6, Trijicon 1-6 and Vector Continental 1-6. The NOVA edge clarity is not good, and I see much more of the scope body on 1x than the above-mentioned scopes. So, these scopes are $350-800 so not fair comparison, but the NOVA glass is just not as good, enough for me to pay an extra $100 for something else. If you are young with good eyes, I'm sure it will be fine to you.