Primary ArmsSLX 1-6x24 Second Focal Plane Gen IV Rifle Scopes - Illuminated ACSS Reticles

I've been using this for a while and it's pretty good for around a $300 optic. Glass is nice and clear and it's built like a tank. I paired it with an Aero Precision Ultralight mount and it came in under $400. The Nova reticle is definitely daylight bright. The only negative (I can think of) is the rotation of the magnification ring is in the opposite direction of all my other scopes. Not really a big deal, just takes a little training. I also have the Sig MSR 1-6. The Sig comes with a mount and is a little cheaper ($300ish) but isn't nearly as bright. They're both about equal in clarity. Recommend (either)

Very nice clear glass, best value for the money in my opinion. Feels solid, is indeed daylight bright, you don't even need to use the brightest setting to see it in the daytime. Also includes a cleaning cloth in the box. Comes with two lens caps installed. Set your diopter correctly and you can use it as a both eyes open reflex sight at 1x. So far feels durable.

Bought this optic to replace another budget optic setup that ended up being defective. This optic was money well spent. The glass clarity is on par or better than optics with much higher price points. The lighting is definitely daylight bright as advertised. The ACSS Aurora reticle is amazing and extremely accurate. Didnt take much to get it sighted in at 100yds as recommended. and it has held zero spot on through several hundred rounds.. Would definitely recommend this optic to anyone looking for an LPVO that wont break the bank. My only complaint which isnt really a big deal to me is the flip caps could fit a bit more snug. They rotated on me while doing drills and ended up blocking my back up irons..

This is a good scope for the money, just good, not great as other youtubers\reviews might say. The biggest stand out on this optic is the daylight Nova reticle, otherwise without it I think the Burris Rt6 is a better higher quality scope within the price range. One important thing they missed out with this scope is there are no off positions in between the illumination settings, for a 4th Gen of a scope this should be a no brainer by now, cmon guys. The scope caps are mediocre, they are mostly for storage, as there is no way they will last with any actual use. The magnification adjustment is STIFF, and while many won't like this I actually do, as I don't find myself switching between 1x and higher magnification frequently, although if you were doing competition with this scope it would be an absolute hassle to use, keep that in mind. The glass is decent, the reticle is awesome, the feel is ok. The one thing that is currently bothering me and is not very well represented in the photos is the color, the FDE color is gold, not the anodized tan shade that other companies are using these days, but actually GOLD, and it sticks out. I'm trying to get used to it but it's hard and it's kind of hard to believe they let this color stick in production since it's very gaudy. Mine will get a coat of spray paint or cerakote. Overall I'm happy with the scope for now, time will tell if it stays good. I currently own 4 of the budget benchmark 1-6 scopes and I still think the Burris rt6 is the best one unless you absolutely must have the daylight bright reticle in which case the Nova is the right choice for you.

I’ve had great experiences with PA products and this one is no exception. Solidly constructed, smooth operation, and quality glass, especially for the price. The reticle is uncluttered, easy to understand, and lights up beyond daylight-bright. Definitely head of the class at its price point.

Great glad. 1X does not fish bowl like my Sig lvpo. However you the eye box is not the best and the turn stile is verry hard to turn. I’m a strong dude. You can’t turn it while aiming like my sig or vudu. For the price point it is worth it. I have it on my range toy. It works and I look cool using a hour per week.

I just got it and haven't even mounted it yet. The Glass is very clear and I like the 300bo dedicated reticle, which is the main reason I bought it. Feels like great quality, all controls are very smooth and tactile. My first primary arms item but probably won't be my last.None of the pictures showed the lens caps, and my fault for not reading the full description instead of just the weight and other specs. Lol I ordered caps for it seperately...but they're not expensive so not a big deal. Just figured I'd try to help others not make the same mistake.

I gave this 5 stars because it passed all advertised features and surpassed my expectations regardless of its price range.I typically purchase higher end optics but since I was getting a close to mid range scope for a Mini 30 I decided to experiment a bit. I'm actually very pleased with the Primary Arms scope. Granted the I glass isn't quite as clear as high end stuff but it's very functional and I seen worse on more expensive stuff. The 24mm objective doesn't let much light in darker environments but that's a given. Overall the scope is well built and durable. The reticle is easy to use. At higher settings the red light flares but that's fixed easily by dialing it down. The turrets are firm and click solidly in place, they even have a slip ring. One turret cap has a spare battery which I didn't see in the discription... so that's a nice plusThe only limitations of this scope are the known 1-6x24 optics. The relief is good for the Ruger Mini. So far I'm happy with this scope and it's nice not dishing out more for the scope than the rifle. Would I want this scope for high power, long range rifles? No. But this will definitely have me keeping my eyes open for other Primary Arms products.