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The Primary Arms PLxC 1.5-12×36 FFP RDB is the compact flagship of the PLx line, and it was built to be the one scope you leave bolted to your rifle. It starts at 1.5x, which sits in that sweet spot where you can shoot with both eyes open and keep your peripheral vision wide, then climbs all the way to 12x when you need to reach out and make a precise shot. That range covers close-quarters work through midrange precision without asking you to compromise, and it does it in a package that's roughly 9.75 inches long and just under 20 ounces.
This one is built in Japan around extra-low dispersion glass, and the difference shows up the moment you look through it. The 36mm objective and fully multi-coated lenses cut chromatic aberration, pull in light, and hold a forgiving eye box across the whole zoom range, so you're not chasing the perfect head position in a hurry or in fading light. Edge-to-edge clarity and true color make target ID quick and painless.
This exact model runs the ACSS Griffin MIL G2, a first focal plane reticle built on a full MIL grid. At low power you get a Red Dot Bright illuminated chevron and horseshoe for fast, dot-like aiming, and as you dial up the magnification the full grid opens up with elevation and wind stadia so you can hold instead of dial. It also packs vertical and horizontal ranging references, letting you estimate distance and confirm your dope on the fly. Since it's FFP, those subtensions stay true at any magnification.
AutoLive motion-sensing illumination powers the reticle down when the rifle sits still and wakes it the second you move, which stretches battery life without you thinking about it. The user-configurable Steel-On-Steel elevation turret lets you set it up capped or exposed depending on how you run the gun, and the short 30mm tube still gives you 100 MOA of elevation adjustment. The whole thing is tested for hard use against recoil, shock, and rough conditions, and it's backed by the Primary Arms Lifetime Warranty that even covers normal wear.
No, it starts at 1.5x rather than a true 1x, so it isn't quite as reflex-fast as a dedicated LPVO at the low end. That said, 1.5x still lets you aim comfortably with both eyes open and keep your peripheral vision, so it stays quick in close. The tradeoff is that you get a 12x ceiling for real midrange precision that most LPVOs can't touch.
This model uses the ACSS Griffin MIL G2, which is built on a full MIL-based grid with an illuminated chevron center for precise holds and ranging in MILs. The Raptor version is a BDC-style reticle calibrated specifically for 5.56 and .308. If you prefer working in MILs and want a multi-caliber grid, the Griffin is the one you want.
Yes. Because the PLxC 1.5-12×36 is first focal plane, the reticle grows and shrinks with the image, so your MIL holds and ranging stadia stay true no matter what power you're on. You can hold for elevation and wind without touching the turrets at any magnification.
The AutoLive motion-sensing system stretches battery life significantly by powering the reticle down when the rifle sits still and waking it instantly when you move. In practice you can leave illumination on and not worry about it draining while the scope is at rest. It's a set-it-and-forget-it feature that keeps you ready without constantly cycling the dial.
| UPC | 810178480463 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | 610220 |
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