TRACE ADV 4-24X50 FFP RMG IR

TRACE ADVANCED – First Focal Plane (FFP) reticle to meet the demands of the long range precision and PRS shooters alike. The TRACE ADVANCED gives shooters the ability to put rounds on target with speed, and most importantly, precision.

• RMG FFP Illuminated reticle / TREMOR3™ FFP reticle* Made in Japan
• Removable Magnification Throw Lever
• 30mm one piece tube
• Tenebraex™ Tactical Tough™ Flip Up Covers
• Precision Turret System (PTS)
• Zero Stop
• Capped Precision Windage Turret
• Glass etched reticle
• Weathershield lens coating
• Argon Purged

DETAILS

Meeting the demands of competition shooters, ZeroTech introduces the Japanese made Trace Advanced 4-24×50 precision riflescope.

Featuring our tried and tested 30mm one-piece main tube, Tenebraex™ Tactical Tough™ Flip Up Covers and ZeroTech’s collaboration with HORUS Vision to offer shooters both the TREMOR3™ and illuminated RMG reticle options with our new capped windage turret and industry leading zero stop system for the ultimate combination of speed and precision.

Backed by our industry leading AAA unconditional life-time warranty, the new Japanese made Trace Advanced 4-24×50 from ZeroTech will be a precision instrument you can count on.

IN THE BOX

• Tenebraex™ Tactical Tough™ Flip Up Covers
• 2.5″ Sunshade
• Neoprene Protective Scope Cover
• 2mm Turret Hex Key
• Zerotech Vinyl Transfer Stickers
• QR Welcome Card & Instruction Manual
• Reticle Range Chart
• High Quality Microfibre Cloth

RMG FFP ILLUMINATED RETICLE

Whether holding elevation and windage for high speed, precision shots or dialing your turrets for long range targets, the RMG is the perfect blend of precision and speed.

Subtended in 0.5 mil increments with integrated 0.1 mil measuring bars, the RMG allows shooters to apply elevation and windage holds without having to dial the turrets. A floating centre dot ensures a refined point of aim for zeroing and shooting groups, while the heavy bars with chevron ends at 3, 6, 9 and 12 o’clock help draw the shooter’s eye to the center of the reticle at lower magnifications.