The Element Optics Helix Gen 2 6-24x50 FFP with APR-2D MOA reticle gives you an upgraded version of this popular riflescope with significant upgrades and the same dependable operation you've come to expect. You'll appreciate the performance you get from the updated optics system that now features premium German glass and advanced fully multicoated lenses.
The scope gives you better protection from accidental adjustment because it now has a capped windage turret with a removable thread protector ring so you can use it without the cap, and it's easier to keep track of your place because the elevation turret has a revolution indicator. You'll like that the turrets have smoother motion and better clicks, are more compact, and have an improved engraving design. They're tool free, resettable, have a hard mechanical zero stop, and you can adjust the windage turret in a 40 MOA range and the elevation turret in a 65 MOA range, both with 1/4 MOA clicks, and adjust them faster with an updated 20 MOA per turn.
The Element Optics Helix Gen 2 gives you excellent performance even in bad weather and through tough use because it's shockproof, waterproof, fog proof, and nitrogen purged. You'll also enjoy smoother adjustments and better fine tuning thanks to the side parallax knob with a lower profile design and a larger diameter.
This version of the scope gives you the APR-2D MOA FFP (first focal plane) etched reticle, which has a variety of options and features for precision shooting at longer ranges. You get a holdover and hold off Christmas tree section at the bottom for when you need to shoot fast, numbered holdover marks, and a fine center dot for precision when you have time to dial.
If you're in the market for a scope that makes it easier than ever for you to get clear views and precise adjustments, get the Element Optics Helix Gen 2 6-24x50 FFP with APR-2D MOA reticle at Airgun Depot today.
Element Optics Helix Gen 2 6-24x50 FFP, APR-2D MOA Reticle Features:
- 50mm objective
- 30mm aircraft grade aluminum tube
- Tool-free resettable turrets
- Hard mechanical zero-stop
- German glass
- Capped windage turret with removable thread protector ring, exposed elevation turret
- 3.7"-4" eye relief
- 8.3-2.1mm exit pupil
- Field of view: 20.1'-5.1' @ 100yds.
- Diopter adjustment range: +3/-2.5
- Elevation range: 65 MOA, with 1/4 MOA clicks
- Windage range: 40 MOA, with 1/4 MOA clicks
- 20 MOA per turret revolution
- Side parallax: 10yds to infinity
- Removable magnification throw lever
- APR-2D FFP (first focal plane) etched MOA reticle
- Advanced fully multicoated lenses
- Waterproof, shockproof, fogproof
- Nitrogen purged
- Includes flip-up lens caps, lens cloth, bikini lens cover, Allen wrenches, aperture ring, sunshade, and decal
- Length: 14"
- Weight: 29.2oz
- Platinum Lifetime Warranty
- Manufacturer Element Optics
- Condition New
- Accessories Type Scopes
- Warranty Lifetime limited warranty
- Weight 1.80
Being in Arizona in monsoon season at 5000+ ft we have had temperatures from 65-98 and humidity from 12%-89%. I've had no fogging issues and have no plans to soak it in a bucket of water for a leak check. 4" of eye relief means I have eye clearance for an elephant rifle!
Someone please test it out on a Barret Light 50.
Pros
This is the most sophisticated scope I have ever owned; my rifle shooting days go back to the mid 1970's when I got into large bore Metallic Silhouette. I own a lot of high-end scopes. This one goes way beond any of those target scopes I used quite successfully back then. I bought the Helix for my FX M3 but it's a bit more scope than I need plinking and ground squirrel eradication in the back yard and is now mounted on my 220 Swift where it can stretch its legs. I love the Christmas tree recital as the area I shoot has a strong cross wind, so not having to re-adjust for the next shot is a time saver. High tech Kentucky windage and elevation. This is the first, "First Focal Plane" scope I have used so it takes some getting used to. I also love the Stainless-Steel turret teeth; my older target scopes got a little mushy after years of adjustment out to 500 meters and back. This one should still be working long after I'm gone.
Cons
I'm sure the thousand-yard guys would like these in 30-40-60 power option.
I think that sometimes many products in the airguns can look expensive but in reality you are buying something that is totally worth its price and do not be afraid to spend on a high quality product and someone who started as an apprentice using Scope for less than 100 dollars tells you
Pros
In all my time as a shooter I have known and bought many Scope brands, sometimes I am disappointed and other times I end up in love and this was the time when I fell in love with a Scope, its design and quality are incredible with the thousand dot you had, this is a 100% guaranteed product that is worth every dollar, Product recommended by legionary of FX AIRGUNS USA.
Cons
none .