High-spec and lightweight, the EPL4 features a 30 mm main tube and outstanding optical performance with Japanese ED glass and top-tier coatings.
With 6–24× magnification and a First Focal Plane VPR reticle, it’s perfect for precise holdover at any zoom level.
Red illumination enhances aiming in dim light without obscuring the sight picture.
True 1/10 mrad (or ¼ MOA) clicks, a tactile zero-stop system, and robust adjustment range give you total shooting control.
Designed for real-world use, with side-focus parallax (10 yards to infinity), rugged build, and backed by a lifetime warranty.
It is superb optic for all skill levels and disciplines from air rifles of all types (including heavy springers) to all calibers centerfire
Features a toolless, user-friendly capped windage turret that ensures easy adjustment for a set-and-forget experience.
This scope promises a top quality experience for users across all skill levels and disciplines.
First Focal Plane means the reticle changes size along with magnification. See pictures for illustrative example (not this reticle design, just to give the idea) And bottom of page for a more detailed FAQs section where we give more education.
Perfect for:
Long-range shooters prioritising accuracy without extra bulk
Tactical and hunting use in variable light conditions
Anyone needing reliable holdovers at any magnification setting
Specs:
Frequently asked questions:
Q: Is the reticle accurate across all zoom levels?
A: Yes—being FFP (First Focal Plane), the VPR reticle stays true at any magnification.
Q: Why choose FFP?
A: It ensures your reticle measurements remain accurate regardless of zoom, enabling fast and precise adjustments.
Q: Is FFP better than SFP?
A: It depends—FFP is great for precision and long range, while SFP can feel less cluttered at low power.
Q: Does the reticle get too small on low magnification?
A: It can appear finer at lower zoom, but remains visible and usable.
Q: Can I see the reticle in low light?
A: Yes—the red illumination enhances visibility at dawn, dusk, and in shaded conditions.
Q: Does it return accurately to zero?
A: Absolutely—the AZS zero-stop system ensures reliable return to zero after dialing back.
Q: What if I run out of elevation range?
A: Not likely—the 20 mrad (≈ 68 MOA) elevation travel gives you more than enough long-range capability.