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UTG INTEGRIX iX4 iX403FA2 Scope 3–12×50 FFP – A2 MOA
Price at the dealer: 1,710 €. Converted at the ECB rate as of October 21, 2026.
No permit required (18+)
72479 Straßberg, Germany
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ID: 9895122
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- Original language
- German
- Category
- Condition
- New
- Location
- 🇩🇪 72479 Straßberg, Germany
- Availability
- In stock
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- Black Raptor
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- about 22 hours ago
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INTEGRIX iX4 · iX403FA2 · 3–12×50 · FFP · A2 MOA
iX403FA2: 3–12×, FFP and A2 MOA with 50 mm objective
The INTEGRIX iX4 iX403FA2 combines 3–12x magnification with an A2 MOA reticle in the first focal plane. It suits controlled precision work at medium distances – provided a 34 mm mount, 59 mm objective outer diameter, and 842 g product weight are consciously planned for.
Check fit and use
Our honest assessment
The iX4 is not a lightweight all-round scope. Its strength is the combination of a 50 mm objective, FFP reticle, and consistent MOA logic. For this, it requires a sturdy 34 mm mount, enough clearance over barrel and handguard, and a stable shooting position.
At 3× the field of view remains clear, but it doesn’t feel like a red dot. At 12× it offers enough detail reserve for groups, hold points, and shot observation without reaching the size of a 56 mm scope for long distances.
Fits well if … / Fits less well if …
Fits well if …
you’re looking for an FFP scope for sport shooting, training, or hunting use, you use MOA on your data card, and 3–12× covers the real distance range.
Also, 34 mm rings, about 100 mm eye relief, and the height of the 59 mm object
ivgehäuses zum System passen.
Fits less well if …
you need true 1× use, an especially lightweight design, MRAD/MIL or significantly more than 12× magnification.
For variable close to mid-range, the INTEGRIX iX6 2–12×36 A2 MOA is the more compact alternative.
Purchase check and compatibility
34 mm main tube
The rings must be designed exactly for 34 mm. 30 mm or 25.4 mm rings do not fit. As a concrete option, the UTG ACCU-SYNC AQR315/AQR415 QD mounting rings for 30/34 mm can be compared. For this scope, the 34 mm version must be explicitly chosen. Ring height, base, and clearance still need to be checked separately on the specific system; the tube diameter alone is not a mounting approval.
Objective and mounting surface
The 50 mm objective sits in a housing with about 59 mm outer diameter. The documented mounting surface is approximately 134 mm in total, about 45 mm in front and 47 mm behind the turret block.
Eye relief
About 100 mm eye relief provides orientation for the longitudinal position. Crucial is a complete, shadow-free image in your natural hold – especially at 12×.
MOA/MOA instead of mixed system
Reticle and 1/4-MOA clicks speak the same angular language. Elevation and windage turrets are pulled out to adjust and pushed in to lock; the zero mark can be reset after zeroing. This is not a zero stop. Data card, spotter callout, and correction should also be in MOA.
Practical effect of the features
3–12× and 50 mm
3× helps with orientation and target acquisition; 12× provides detail reserve. The 50 mm front offers light reserve but likely results in a taller and heavier assembly than 36 mm optics.
FFP A2 MOA reticle
The angular references of the etched reticle remain correct at every magnification. The A2 MOA reticle extends 10 MOA up, 60 MOA down, and 30 MOA to each side; markings are in 1 MOA increments. At higher magnification, a free-standing 0.5 MOA dot appears in the center. This supports clearly defined hold points but does not replace a full hold grid.
Parallax from 27.4 m
The side adjustment ranges from about 30 yd or 27.4 m to infinity. For significantly shorter distances, this optic is therefore not the most flexible choice.
Illumination and protection
Red/Green with eight brightness levels supports reticle recognition; documented shutoff occurs after 12 hours. IPX7, nitrogen filling, and the specified temperature range of −40 to +70 °C describe the design reserve but do not replace careful handling.
Typical misbuys, disadvantages, and limits
Selecting only by “50 mm”: For ring height, the outer diameter of about 59 mm together with base, barrel contour, and handguard counts.
Underestimating weight: About 842 g plus rings noticeably shift balance and hold.
Confusing FFP with better shot picture: FFP keeps angular references correct; precision arises only through mounting, zeroing, shooting technique, and reliable ammunition data.
Mixing MRAD and MOA: Those already working consistently in MRAD should choose an MRAD model.
Setting illumination too bright: An overbright reticle obscures fine target details. Use only as much brightness as needed.
Mounting, zeroing, and care
1. Unload and check system
Ensure a safe condition before all work. Check base and rings for firm, stress-free fit; choose torque values exclusively according to the specifications of the used mount and platform.
2. Set eye relief at 12×
In the natural hold, choose the longitudinal position so that the target image is fully visible without pushing the head forward. Only then align the reticle and evenly tighten ring caps.
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3. Diopter, Parallax, Zero
First focus the reticle using the diopter, then adjust the parallax to the target distance. Pre-adjusting saves ammunition; the final zero is done with the actual cartridge used.
4. Follow-up check
After the first shooting series, check the ring and base fit. Clean lenses with a blower or soft optic cloth; do not rub dust dry over the coating.
Practical tips for zeroing and training
Document zeroing: Note cartridge, temperature, zero distance, and turret position. An MOA data card is only useful if it belongs to the actual system.
Train eye position: Repeatedly go from a relaxed shooting position to target acquisition. A consistently immediate full image is more meaningful than a one-time static setting.
Don’t treat parallax as a rangefinder: Scale values are guidelines. Adjust for minimal apparent reticle movement with small head movements.
Meaningful alternative comparison
More compact and closer to short range
The INTEGRIX iX6 2–12×36 FFP A2 MOA starts at 2×, focuses from about 9 m, and is the more honest choice when overview and shorter distances matter more than a 50-mm objective.
More detail reserve with the same MOA system
The INTEGRIX iX6 3–18×44 FFP A2 MOA offers 18× and Zero Stop. It fits better if additional magnification is more important than the larger 50-mm objective opening of the iX4.
Sensibly complement mounting and optics
UTG ACCU-SYNC AQR315/AQR415 QD mounting rings 30/34 mm – for the iX4 the 34-mm version is required; height, base, and clearance must still be checked on the specific system.
UTG and INTEGRIX products – manufacturer environment and further optic options.
Sport optics and target optics – compare target optics by magnification, reticle, and purpose.
Shooting sports and training – supplementary equipment for structured precision training.
The mentioned comparison products serve as orientation; they do not imply approval for mounting, platform, or caliber.
Technical data with practical interpretation
Model INTEGRIX iX4, model code iX403FA2 – clearly the 3–12×50 FFP version with A2 MOA reticle.
Optics 3–12×; effective objective 50 mm; exit pupil 13–4.5 mm; field of view 12.6–3.1 m at 100 m; light transmission documented at 92%.
Reticle and adjustment A2 MOA, FFP, etched glass; 1/4 MOA per click; 24 MOA per revolution; elevation +60/−30 MOA, windage 12 MOA right/left. Both turrets are pulled out to adjust and pushed in to lock; zero mark is resettable, zero stop is not documented.
Focus and eye relief Parallax 27.4 m to infinity; eye distance 100 mm; diopter range −3 to +2 dpt.
Dimensions and weight 297 mm long; 34-mm main tube; objective housing approx. 59 mm diameter; mounting surface approx. 134 mm; product weight approx. 842 g.
Illumination Red/Green, eight brightness levels, CR2032, automatic shutoff after 12 hours.
Environmental reserve IPX7 up to 1 m for 30 minutes; nitrogen-filled; documented range −40 to +70 °C; rated by manufacturer at least up to .338 Lapua Magnum.
Scope of delivery
Included is 1 × UTG INTEGRIX iX4 iX403FA2 scope 3–12×50 FFP A2 MOA.
Mounting rings, mounting base, firearm, and other accessories are not included. Suitable 34-mm rings must be selected separately.
FAQ about the UTG INTEGRIX iX4 iX403FA2
Which mounting rings does the iX4 need? Rings for exactly 34 mm main tube. Required height depends on the 59-mm objective housing, base, and platform; 34 mm alone is not a height clearance.
Do the MOA markings remain correct at every magnification? Yes. The A2 MOA reticle is in the first focal plane, so its angular references remain correct from 3× to 12×.
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Is the iX4 suitable for very short distances? Only to a limited extent. The parallax adjustment starts at about 27.4 m. For significantly shorter distances, the linked iX6 2–12×36 with a lower focus limit is more flexible.
Is a Zero Stop documented? No. Lockable turrets that reset to the zero mark are documented, but no mechanical Zero Stop. If you need this function, you should compare the linked iX6 3–18×44 A2 MOA.
What does 1/4 MOA per click mean in practice? Four clicks equal 1 MOA. That is approximately 2.91 cm at 100 m; the actual correction is checked and documented on the target.
Is the illumination intended for daylight? It supports sight recognition with eight red/green levels. Choose the lowest clearly visible level so that fine target contours are not overexposed.
How do I check the mounting before the first training? Unload the weapon, set eye relief at 12×, align the reticle horizontally, tighten the mount according to manufacturer specifications, pre-adjust, and then zero in with the actual load. After the first series, check the fit again.
Black Raptor Buying Guide
Choose the iX4 because of its system – not just because of “3–12×50”.
If 34 mm mount, 842 g, FFP, and A2 MOA fit your setup, the INTEGRIX iX4 iX403FA2 is a coherent optic for medium magnifications with a steady sight picture. If one of these key points is missing, one of the linked alternatives is the better choice. (Show description in original language)
UTG INTEGRIX iX4 iX403FA2 Zielfernrohr 3–12×50 FFP – A2 MOA UTG INTEGRIX Präzisionszielfernrohr für anspruchsvolle jagdliche und sportliche Anwendungen. Die jeweilige Vergrößerung und das beleuchtete FFP-Absehen unterstützen eine vielseitige Zielbeobachtung.
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Originalprodukt von UTG
Rohrdurchmesser, Absehen und Montage vor Bestellung prüfen
Optik geschützt, trocken und sauber lagern
Bei ausverkauften Varianten: Lieferzeit auf Anfrage.
