Triton Navigator+ First Focal Plane FFP LPVO Rifle Scope

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1. Jakeb seymour Verified Buyer – 6 November 2024

   Just get it. Have one on my 10/22 and holds zero perfectly, the build quality is fantastic! I love that it has actual turrets instead of just a cap with a slot for adjustments. Crystal clear glass. Simple installation with lines on the sides to help level the scope. The brightness is intense on high, I find 1-2 is more than enough 99% of the time. Value for money is absolutely there. You’re not gonna find a better FFP for anywhere near this price point. Don’t listen to the elitist scope guys. Just get it, you wont regret it.

   

2. B. Zimmerman Verified Buyer – 14 November 2024

   Clear glass. Doesn’t require the illumination during the day. At dusk and dawn that is nice. I like the Christmas tree reticle. Unfortunately didn’t fit my air rifle well. But that is my problem not a reflection of quality just limitations of the air rifle and large magazine.
   

3. keith march Verified Buyer – 28 January 2025

   This product seems well built and good quality. The optic is clear and thr first focal plane works well. I haven’t gotten it to the range however I’m very impressed so far.
   

4. Kent W Verified Buyer – 26 February 2025

   Amazing value for the money. Glass is clear, Illumination is great, mount is good quality.
   

5. Anonymous Verified Buyer – 7 March 2025

   Nice optic. Very clear! Love the look and it just does its job. Holds zero on my rifle. What else can u ask for?!
   

6. Karl B. Verified Buyer – 15 March 2025

   The reason I purchased this scope was mainly the very good reviews it received. Then the price was right, hundreds of $ less than other comparable ones, especially for a First Focal Plane scope. I also liked the overall length of 9.25″. After receiving the product, I was impressed with the build quality and overall design. Good useable reticle even without illumination it works very well. At 6x the crosshair lines are a touch fat but not a deal breaker. The lens is clear with little to no distortion at the edges. I mounted it on a POF P415 Edge AR15 rifle, slightly forward of the charging handle which worked great for my eyes. The instructions are on-line and offer all the necessary detail. I appreciate that they listed the in-lbs. values for the scope rings and the mount itself.
   Haven’t had a chance to sight it in yet but don’t anticipate any issues. Overall, this appears to be a great choice especially when considering the price.
   

7. Maht Crestborn Verified Buyer – 17 March 2025

   Mine came with the reticle upside down, making it impossible to zero. The turret adjuster also had difficulty locking in.
   

8. John P Verified Buyer – 22 March 2025

   Just received the Triton Navigator + and am extremely impressed! Without repeating what others have said in their reviews (because the positive comments and descriptions are reiterated by me) this optic hits all the marks for quality. The only thing I decided to add was a different mount which had a picatinny rail because I wanted the addition of a red dot for quick target acquisition at short range. If you want a cheaper option to the LPVO offerings but don’t want to sacrifice quality look no further!

   

9. R. Ploude Verified Buyer – 6 April 2025

   I have a .308 AR platformed rifle that I use for east coast forest hunting. Triton’s Navigator+ LPVO, low power variable optic, scope was what I needed to supplement my aging eyesight. A plus is that this scope came with a mounting base and scope cover. I’ll use the 1 to 2 power settings for quick target acquisition when hunting on foot and the scope’s higher 4 to 6 power settings when shooting across an open field from a deer stand. FFP reticle scopes, those in which the reticle is located within the first focal plane of a scope’s multiple lenses, never worked well for me on higher magnification scopes. I found that the reticle crosshairs were so large at higher powers that they obliterated some of the target’s detail, thus preventing precision shot placement. That’s not true for lower-power range FFP scopes. Triton’s 1–6 power LPVO is a sweet magnification range that makes good use of its FFP reticle. The crosshairs are large enough to quickly be seen at their lowest range and are not too large to obfuscate target details at the ranges being hunted in Atlantic coast forests. Also, the crosshairs remained centered on the target no matter what my eye’s vision angle was. The lenses on the scope I received were clear, with no noticeable light dispersion. Triton’s Navigator is a lighted reticle scope. Its illumination knob has 12 stops despite having six intensity settings. Each of the numbered light settings has a zero setting in between allowing the shooter to quickly get back to a favored setting from a light-off position without needing to progress through the scope’s six brightness levels. The brightest setting seemed to blur the scope’s reticle lines, however. Being about 1¼ inches wide, the scope’s elevation and windage turrets are easily adjusted with gloved hands. The knobs are pulled up for click adjustment and pushed back down to lock the setting. While I don’t intend to mess with the factory’s reticle settings, its zero position can be customized. A coin is used to unscrew the turret giving the shooter access to the reticle for changing the turret’s zero setting. The instructions for doing so are on Triton’s website. The scope’s magnification lever is a little stiff. While I prefer stiffness rather than looseness, its magnification range is not impossible to adjust. I was able to do so with my thumb while holding the rifle at the ready position. The lever’s stiffness just slows down progress across the scope’s magnification range. Coming in at 1 pound 1.5 ounces and 1 pound and 6.5 ounces with the base, the scope does add weight to a rifle. Fortunately, that weight, located on the receiver, is centered between the shooter’s two hands, both located equidistance front and back, serving to support the rifle. Its added weight helps lessen the gun’s felt recoil. As with most quality scope manufacturers, Triton provides a lifetime guarantee. I’ve found that warranties are honored without much quibbling in the shooting sports industry. Triton’s lifetime warranty further adds to its scope’s value.

   

10. dueh Verified Buyer – 8 April 2025

    scope was very easy to mount. I did not notice it when purchasing, but there are two thin white lines on the side of the scope, helping to mount it parallel to to rail mount of the scope itself. While not a precision scope, it is a great combat scope. Reticle is wide, and lights up red, but does not have to be illuminated. The scope is a great value for the money, and should absolutely serve the function I bought it for.