HOUSTON, TEXAS – Primary Arms Optics has released the all-new SLx 5-25x56mm FFP Rifle Scope, designed to excel in long-range marksmanship while remaining an exceptional value. At just $599.99, these new rifle scopes are the perfect way to equip your rifle for long-range performance.
The SLx line built Primary Arms Optics’ reputation for innovation and reliability. Like all SLx optics, the new 5-25x56mm FFP Rifle Scope was subject to extensive field testing during its development, ensuring it could perform in even the most demanding environments. This is the first 34mm long-range optic made for the SLx line, inheriting many of the new features and technologies developed for Primary Arms’ premium rifle scopes.
These features include select-quality glass, locking turrets, an integrated return-to-zero, and Primary Arms Optics’ new ‘UML’ dovetail throw-lever. Since this optic is optimized for long-range performance, it features a full 56mm objective lens and 34mm body diameter, though its 13.98” length retains your rifle’s balance and profile.
The SLx 5-25x56mm FFP Rifle Scope launches with two reticle options: the ACSS® Athena® BPR MIL Reticle and the ACSS® Apollo® 6.5CM Reticle. The ACSS Athena is an intuitive MIL-based reticle with built-in target ranging, while the ACSS Apollo offers comprehensive ballistic drop compensation with ranging and wind holds for 6.5 Creedmoor and .224 Valkyrie.
“One of my personal favorite facets of shooting sports is long range. The ability to place a bullet on a small target at distance is one of the most satisfying aspects of shooting,” says Stephen Morgan, Director of Product Marketing at Primary Arms Optics. “The new SLx 5-25 offers some key features like long travel, exceptional glass, intuitive reticles, and precise turrets that make the task of precision shooting accessible at any budget.”
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