Element Optics Theos riflescope | 6-36×56 | APR-2D MOA FFP

Element Optics Theos – Top Performance and RobustnessSuper well thought out, functional, and robust - Element Optics riflescopes are highlights in their price range and stand out from the competition with many features!

The Element Optics Theos was meticulously planned and tested over three years. With a completely redesigned turret system, digital illumination control, and a magnification range of 6-36x, the Element Optics Theos riflescope positions itself among the top hunting riflescopes. The adjustment turrets feature stainless steel components for extreme wear resistance even in poor weather or frequent adjustments, as required in many modern shooting disciplines. The riflescope turrets can be adjusted without tools and have a zero stop mechanism. The Element Optics Theos riflescope also features a new display that shows you how many rotations are set. The digital illumination brightens the area around the parallax knob. The magnification lever can be easily removed if needed.

Thanks to the revised multi-coated lenses with a special protective coating, you enjoy a brilliant, clear image under all conditions. The side parallax ranges from 10 meters to infinity, providing you with optimal flexibility for various distances.

The tool-free resettable turrets of the Element Optics Theos allow for precise adjustments with 12 MRAD per rotation, enabling you to effortlessly improve your shooting accuracy. The Element Optics riflescope is waterproof, fog-proof, and shock-resistant, and it is filled with nitrogen to ensure long-lasting performance under extreme conditions.

You can get the Element Optics riflescope with the APR-2D MOA reticle.

With the many reticles available today, it is difficult to find one that is suitable for all situations. The reticles from Element were developed by hunters, competitors, and sport shooters. The goal was to create a versatile reticle that is useful without being "overloaded." APR stands for "AllPurpose Reticle" and was developed with some intuitive features: 1/10 MRAD or 1/4 MOA scale on the vertical and horizontal axes for measuring group size Centered dot for clarity when aiming at small targets Numbered markings for quick holds in stressful situations Wind points below the crosshair for more precise windage adjustments Tapered bars to guide the eye to the center of the reticle at all magnifications