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Lists key specifications like focal plane, reticle, illumination, battery, and dimensions.
Details field of view and eye relief for the riflescope.
Outlines turret style, tube size, adjustment graduations, and total adjustment ranges.
Introduces the Strike Eagle 1-8x24 FFP as a short to medium-range tactical riflescope.
Explains the difference between First Focal Plane (FFP) and Second Focal Plane (SFP) reticles.
Details the FFP reticle used in this riflescope, which scales with magnification.
Guides users on adjusting the fast-focus eyepiece for a clear reticle view.
Warns against looking at the sun through the riflescope due to potential eye damage.
Explains how to adjust the eyepiece for the flattest field of view at 1x magnification.
Informs users that the Strike Eagle 1-8x24 FFP has a fixed parallax setting at 125 yds.
Describes how to use the magnification ring to change the riflescope's power from 1x to 8x.
Provides step-by-step instructions for attaching and positioning the included throw lever.
Explains the purpose of elevation and windage turrets and their 1/4 MOA adjustment.
Defines MOA as an angular measurement unit for bullet drop and windage corrections.
Details how to remove caps and make adjustments using the turrets, noting reticle movement.
Describes the variable intensity illumination system with daylight and night vision settings.
Provides instructions for replacing the CR2032 battery for the illumination system.
Lists necessary tools and items for proper riflescope mounting.
Emphasizes following correct steps for optimal performance and suggests a video tutorial.
Advises on choosing appropriate 30mm rings and bases for the riflescope.
Guides on adjusting for eye relief and leveling the reticle during installation.
Explains the purpose and methods of bore sighting to align the scope with the rifle.
Provides steps for visually aligning the rifle's bore with the reticle.
Details the steps for final zeroing at the range using live fire.
Explains how to reindex turrets to their zero indicators after zeroing.
Provides guidance on cleaning the riflescope's lenses and exterior surfaces.
Notes permanent lubrication and recommends proper storage conditions to avoid damage.
Addresses issues with point of impact inconsistency after turret adjustments, covering mounting and rifle factors.
Discusses causes for insufficient windage/elevation adjustment range, often related to mounting.
Covers blurriness, inability to focus, or image size discrepancy at 1x, linking to ocular focus.
Addresses issues like an upside-down reticle or reticle moving in the opposite direction of turrets.
Details the unconditional lifetime warranty for repair or replacement of the product.
Lists key specifications like focal plane, reticle, illumination, battery, and dimensions.
Details field of view and eye relief for the riflescope.
Outlines turret style, tube size, adjustment graduations, and total adjustment ranges.
Introduces the Strike Eagle 1-8x24 FFP as a short to medium-range tactical riflescope.
Explains the difference between First Focal Plane (FFP) and Second Focal Plane (SFP) reticles.
Details the FFP reticle used in this riflescope, which scales with magnification.
Guides users on adjusting the fast-focus eyepiece for a clear reticle view.
Warns against looking at the sun through the riflescope due to potential eye damage.
Explains how to adjust the eyepiece for the flattest field of view at 1x magnification.
Informs users that the Strike Eagle 1-8x24 FFP has a fixed parallax setting at 125 yds.
Describes how to use the magnification ring to change the riflescope's power from 1x to 8x.
Provides step-by-step instructions for attaching and positioning the included throw lever.
Explains the purpose of elevation and windage turrets and their 1/4 MOA adjustment.
Defines MOA as an angular measurement unit for bullet drop and windage corrections.
Details how to remove caps and make adjustments using the turrets, noting reticle movement.
Describes the variable intensity illumination system with daylight and night vision settings.
Provides instructions for replacing the CR2032 battery for the illumination system.
Lists necessary tools and items for proper riflescope mounting.
Emphasizes following correct steps for optimal performance and suggests a video tutorial.
Advises on choosing appropriate 30mm rings and bases for the riflescope.
Guides on adjusting for eye relief and leveling the reticle during installation.
Explains the purpose and methods of bore sighting to align the scope with the rifle.
Provides steps for visually aligning the rifle's bore with the reticle.
Details the steps for final zeroing at the range using live fire.
Explains how to reindex turrets to their zero indicators after zeroing.
Provides guidance on cleaning the riflescope's lenses and exterior surfaces.
Notes permanent lubrication and recommends proper storage conditions to avoid damage.
Addresses issues with point of impact inconsistency after turret adjustments, covering mounting and rifle factors.
Discusses causes for insufficient windage/elevation adjustment range, often related to mounting.
Covers blurriness, inability to focus, or image size discrepancy at 1x, linking to ocular focus.
Addresses issues like an upside-down reticle or reticle moving in the opposite direction of turrets.
Details the unconditional lifetime warranty for repair or replacement of the product.
General| Magnification | 1-6x |
|---|---|
| Objective Lens Diameter | 24 mm |
| Eye Relief | 3.5 inches |
| Field of View | 116.5-19.2 feet/100 yards |
| Tube Size | 30 mm |
| Adjustment Graduation | 1/2 MOA |
| Travel Per Rotation | 44 MOA |
| Max Elevation Adjustment | 140 MOA |
| Max Windage Adjustment | 140 MOA |
| Parallax Setting | 100 yards |
| Length | 10.5 inches |
| Reticle | AR-BDC3 |
| Illumination | Yes |
| Battery Type | CR2032 |
| Turret Style | Capped |
| Weight | 17.6 ounces |
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