Triton Tempest First Focal Plane FFP Long-Range Precision Rifle Scope with SecureLock Locking Turrets | MOA or MIL Reticle

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1. Casey Ryback Verified Buyer – 9 May 2024

   I was extremely hesitant to buy something this inexpensive, but it was for a spare hunting rifle that I keep for folks that come out with me. It has held dope well. Glass is clear, no issues after shooting 50 rds of suppressed .308 on a 16” bolt gun. Your mileage may vary if you run it on a gas gun. Overall solid buy up there with Swampfox.

   

2. Sazerac King Verified Buyer – 15 May 2024

   I got this scope for some outdoor adventures, and it’s been a solid addition to my gear. The clarity is impressive for the price, and it holds up well in different lighting conditions. It’s a bit bulky, though, so it’s not the easiest to pack if you’re tight on space. Overall, I’d say it’s a reliable choice for casual use.
   

3. Mark Verified Buyer – 30 May 2024

   I like the ease of dialing in at longer range targets
   

4. Zachary Verified Buyer – 20 February 2025

   I recently had the opportunity to test the Triton Tempest First Focal Plane (FFP) Long-Range Precision Rifle Scope, and I’m thoroughly impressed with its performance! The 4-16x magnification range provides excellent versatility, allowing for precise targeting at various distances. The FFP reticle ensures that holdover points remain accurate regardless of the zoom level, which is a huge advantage for long-range shooting. The fully multi-coated lenses deliver exceptional light transmission and clarity, providing a bright and crisp sight picture even in low-light conditions. The illuminated reticle is a standout feature, offering multiple brightness settings to adapt to different lighting environments.
   

5. CR Verified Buyer – 13 March 2025

   Right off the bat, this is a big scope. While you could put it on an AR, it would be more at home on a longer rifle. I plan on either mounting it to my bench rest 22 or my bolt action AR with a 20″ barrel. I had not mounted it on my rifle yet, but I sat it on my tripod, sat in a chair and sighted in on a shed in a yard behind the house across the street. That’s the picture you see through the scope. The picture is not as good as what you actually see. Being a first plane scope, the reticle and led cross increase in size with magnification. This means the crosshairs are VERY fine. At 6x, the LED crosshairs are a tiny spec, barely visible. It is 4 MOA across, with the center dot at .27 MOA. At 25x, the LED crosshairs equals 4″ at 100 yards. This is not meant for taking quick shots, its made for very precise deliberate shots at long range. The instructions state that minimum sighting distance is 25 yards, but the parallax adjustment will bring targets as close as 10 yards into focus. Make sure to use the focus adjuster at the eyepiece to get the crosshairs in sharp focus. To adjust your height and azimuth, you need to lift up on the locking rings, adjust, and press back down. This avoids inadvertently knocking it out of adjustment. The knob for the LED brightness is stiff, most likely from an O-ring seal, but I find this to be common on scopes. What’s different and a big plus, between each light level is an additional click that turns it off. That means you don’t have to turn the knob all the way around every time you use it, just turn one click. The scope comes with everything needed to mount it, including a level, tools, mounts, sun shade and extra battery. At a price about a minimum of $75 to $100 less than other s.copes with the same features, there must be something different. There is, the scope mounts and the view. As typical of mounts included with budget scopes, these mounts are the typical block style. The work, but they aren’t the most attractive. The LED crosshair isn’t very bright, but its suited for precision shooting. The view is bright with the large front lens, but there is some distortion at the outside area of the view. A little parallax and a little spherical distortion are noticeable if you move your head. I didn’t notice blue lines that would indicate the collimation was off. These aren’t an issue since they are at the outer edge of your view. This scope looks to be a great deal for a budget scope to use in bench rest or long-range shooting. You could spend ten times the cost of this scope on a high-end unit, but there wouldn’t be much difference in the accuracy of your shots for probably 99% of the people out there.

   

6. Hunter Dude Verified Buyer – 15 March 2025

   Sighted in my .22WMR at 100yds, with this scope, seems to print very good groups. Super clear glass and great magnification. If i could change one thing it would be the turrets, very weak clicks and the numbers on my top turret don’t quite line up with the dot but that’s oh well. One thing i did notice too is the eye relief gets shorter with higher magnification but maybe that’s just a quirk of this gun. Only changes by a minuscule amount but enough to be noticeable
   

7. Belski Verified Buyer – 13 April 2025

   Le doy dos estrellas por que si vas a usarla en un clima humedo no veras nada debido a que este visor se empaña, y es muy dificil limpiarlo, en la descripcion dise que es antineblina, pero no cumple su funcion.