The Crimson Trace Hardline Pro 4-16x50 MOA FFP tactical rifle scope is built for shooters who demand precision at distance. This first focal plane scope pairs a 4-16x magnification range with a 50mm objective lens and aerospace-grade 30mm tube, delivering the optical performance serious hunters, tactical shooters, and long-range competitors expect. The FFP design means your reticle scales with magnification—critical for holdover accuracy at any power setting—while the illuminated MR1-MOA reticle keeps your aim true in low light without washing out in bright conditions.

Durability isn't an afterthought here. Nitrogen purging keeps internal surfaces fog-free in temperature swings and humid conditions, while multi-coated optics maximize light transmission at 90%, ensuring the clearest sight picture from dawn to dusk. Exposed turrets let you dial elevation and windage adjustments on the fly, with 1/4 MOA click increments and plenty of travel—90 MOA in both axes—to handle wind calls and distance changes. The zero stop feature locks your mechanical zero so you can spin dials without losing your reference. At 25.4 ounces and 14.8 inches long, it's substantial but not unwieldy on modern tactical platforms or bolt-action rifles.

Eye relief spans 3.6 to 4 inches depending on magnification, giving you a comfortable sight picture from prone, bench, or shooting position. The side parallax adjustment eliminates that parallax-induced shift in point of impact as you move your head slightly—essential for precision work. With a 28.5-foot maximum field of view on low power and adjustable parallax to close focus, this scope handles everything from 100-yard target work to reaching out past 500 yards.

The Crimson Trace Hardline Pro 4-16x50 MOA FFP tactical rifle scope is built for shooters who demand precision at distance. This first focal plane scope pairs a 4-16x magnification range with a 50mm objective lens and aerospace-grade 30mm tube, delivering the optical performance serious hunters, tactical shooters, and long-range competitors expect. The FFP design means your reticle scales with magnification—critical for holdover accuracy at any power setting—while the illuminated MR1-MOA reticle keeps your aim true in low light without washing out in bright conditions.

Durability isn't an afterthought here. Nitrogen purging keeps internal surfaces fog-free in temperature swings and humid conditions, while multi-coated optics maximize light transmission at 90%, ensuring the clearest sight picture from dawn to dusk. Exposed turrets let you dial elevation and windage adjustments on the fly, with 1/4 MOA click increments and plenty of travel—90 MOA in both axes—to handle wind calls and distance changes. The zero stop feature locks your mechanical zero so you can spin dials without losing your reference. At 25.4 ounces and 14.8 inches long, it's substantial but not unwieldy on modern tactical platforms or bolt-action rifles.

Eye relief spans 3.6 to 4 inches depending on magnification, giving you a comfortable sight picture from prone, bench, or shooting position. The side parallax adjustment eliminates that parallax-induced shift in point of impact as you move your head slightly—essential for precision work. With a 28.5-foot maximum field of view on low power and adjustable parallax to close focus, this scope handles everything from 100-yard target work to reaching out past 500 yards.