Trijicon Tenmile HX 6-24x50 Rifle Scope, 30mm, Satin Black, MOA Ranging, Red LED Dot, Side FocusTrijicon$1,192.25
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The Trijicon Tenmile HX 6-24x50 30mm rifle scope brings serious glass to long-range hunting and precision shooting in demanding conditions. Built on a 30mm tube with fully multi-coated broadband optics, this scope delivers edge-to-edge clarity and excellent light transmission whether you're glassing at dawn or taking a shot in fading light. The 6–24x magnification range handles close-range hunting scenarios and extends to extreme distances, while the 50mm objective feeds plenty of light to the eyepiece for a bright, true-color sight picture without distortion.
What sets the Tenmile HX apart is its user-focused design for real-world hunting. The side-focus parallax adjustment lets you dial out image blur quickly without breaking your cheek weld, and the repositionable magnification lever adapts to different shooting positions and rifle builds. An easy-focus eyepiece diopter accommodates individual vision, so you get a crisp reticle no matter your prescription. The illuminated reticle uses a green LED with selectable brightness settings—each step is decisive, and you can dial off between clicks for true darkness or precise light control in changing conditions.
The reticle itself offers MOA-based ranging and holdover, available in first or second focal plane depending on how you want to work wind and distance. Windage and elevation adjustments deliver generous total travel, and the exposed turrets feature a zero stop so you can dial back to zero without guessing. Everything is tool-free and purposefully designed to resist accidental bumps—the low-profile controls and satin-black finish won't snag on gear or reflect light. Tested to military standards and built to handle extreme environments, the Tenmile HX is a scope engineered to stay reliable when conditions get rough.
| Magnification | 6–24x |
| Objective Lens Diameter | 50mm |
| Tube Diameter | 30mm |
| Reticle Type | MOA Ranging with Holdover (First or Second Focal Plane) |
| Illumination | Green LED with selectable brightness |
| Parallax Adjustment | Side Focus |
| Elevation Adjustment | Exposed Turrets with Zero Stop |
| Windage Adjustment | Tool-Free, Generous Travel |
| Finish | Satin Black |
| Coating | Fully Multi-Coated Broadband Anti-Reflective Glass |
| Eye Relief | Accommodates Diopter Adjustment |
The 6–24x range handles hunting scenarios from closer ranges up to extreme long-distance shooting. The lower magnification is useful for thicker cover or moving targets, while 24x gives you precision for dialing shots at distance.
Yes. The reticle has user-selectable brightness settings, and you can dial between steps to find an off position or the right brightness level for any light condition—from full sun to low light to total darkness.
The Tenmile HX is available in both first and second focal plane versions. Confirm which one you're purchasing, as this affects how the reticle size and holdover marks behave as you change magnification.
The scope itself is a standalone optical tube. You'll need to pair it with compatible rings and a rail or base for your rifle—we can help you find the right mounting solution for your setup.
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The Trijicon Tenmile HX 6-24x50 30mm rifle scope brings serious glass to long-range hunting and precision shooting in demanding conditions. Built on a 30mm tube with fully multi-coated broadband optics, this scope delivers edge-to-edge clarity and excellent light transmission whether you're glassing at dawn or taking a shot in fading light. The 6–24x magnification range handles close-range hunting scenarios and extends to extreme distances, while the 50mm objective feeds plenty of light to the eyepiece for a bright, true-color sight picture without distortion.
What sets the Tenmile HX apart is its user-focused design for real-world hunting. The side-focus parallax adjustment lets you dial out image blur quickly without breaking your cheek weld, and the repositionable magnification lever adapts to different shooting positions and rifle builds. An easy-focus eyepiece diopter accommodates individual vision, so you get a crisp reticle no matter your prescription. The illuminated reticle uses a green LED with selectable brightness settings—each step is decisive, and you can dial off between clicks for true darkness or precise light control in changing conditions.
The reticle itself offers MOA-based ranging and holdover, available in first or second focal plane depending on how you want to work wind and distance. Windage and elevation adjustments deliver generous total travel, and the exposed turrets feature a zero stop so you can dial back to zero without guessing. Everything is tool-free and purposefully designed to resist accidental bumps—the low-profile controls and satin-black finish won't snag on gear or reflect light. Tested to military standards and built to handle extreme environments, the Tenmile HX is a scope engineered to stay reliable when conditions get rough.
| Magnification | 6–24x |
| Objective Lens Diameter | 50mm |
| Tube Diameter | 30mm |
| Reticle Type | MOA Ranging with Holdover (First or Second Focal Plane) |
| Illumination | Green LED with selectable brightness |
| Parallax Adjustment | Side Focus |
| Elevation Adjustment | Exposed Turrets with Zero Stop |
| Windage Adjustment | Tool-Free, Generous Travel |
| Finish | Satin Black |
| Coating | Fully Multi-Coated Broadband Anti-Reflective Glass |
| Eye Relief | Accommodates Diopter Adjustment |
The 6–24x range handles hunting scenarios from closer ranges up to extreme long-distance shooting. The lower magnification is useful for thicker cover or moving targets, while 24x gives you precision for dialing shots at distance.
Yes. The reticle has user-selectable brightness settings, and you can dial between steps to find an off position or the right brightness level for any light condition—from full sun to low light to total darkness.
The Tenmile HX is available in both first and second focal plane versions. Confirm which one you're purchasing, as this affects how the reticle size and holdover marks behave as you change magnification.
The scope itself is a standalone optical tube. You'll need to pair it with compatible rings and a rail or base for your rifle—we can help you find the right mounting solution for your setup.