Vector Optics Sentinel 6-24x50 FFP (SCFF-57)
![]() | Outdated Product Type: optic; Design: enclosed; Magnification (x): 6 – 24; Magnification adjustment; Lens diameter (mm): 50; Reticle: in the 1st focal plane (FFP); Aiming mark illumination: red; Backlight brightness adjustments; More features: dust-, waterproof; shockproof; nitrogen filled; Elevation drum: open |
Vector Optics Sentinel 6-24x50 FFP
Type:optic
Magnification:6 – 24 x
Lens diameter:50 mm
Field of view at 100 m:6.1 – 1.5 m
Mount:Weaver/Picatinny rail
Scope length:369 mm
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Specifications Sentinel 6-24x50 FFP
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E-Catalog UK editor, Sights
Volodymyr Ilienko, edited 02.12.2025
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Always clarify the specifications and configuration of the product with the online store manager before purchasing.
Catalog Vector Optics 2026 - new arrivals, bestsellers, and the most relevant models Vector Optics.
A highly constructive review might not be possible, as I just got the scope! However, I can share some information. I got it for the Ruger Precision in .22 LR. This scope fits perfectly on the included rings (which have the highest configuration) and the stock rifle rail with a 30 MOA angle. Even with the sunshade (and even sunshade + cover), it fits almost flush. However, an anti-mirage tape is unlikely to fit, at least not without rubbing against the optics, if the tape is mounted on a Picatinny or some kind of adapter through an M-Lok. Regarding the reticle, at first glance, the aiming dot seems too thick. At 500 meters, according to info on the internet, it would cover a target with a diameter of 5 cm. Although for this caliber, this is hardly a downside, it’s unlikely to display anything louder than the dot. It would be better if there were a more classic reticle with a thin crosshair. But here, this is a necessary measure since the center of the reticle is illuminated. The scope has clear audible clicks, which I consider a significant advantage compared to my other 1-6 scope from Vector. You can make adjustments by ear without taking your eye off it. It also feels more expensive tactilely. Size, multiplicity, price, quality of execution (for its price) A relative downside is the unavailability of the same model in MRADs. The crosshair reticle is more preferable. |
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