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Vector Optics Tauron PRS 5-25x56 FFP 34mm Scope (SCFF-71)
SKU: SCFF-71

Vector Optics Tauron PRS 5-25x56 FFP 34mm Scope (SCFF-71)

£396.00Price

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Built for people who dial on purpose, not by accident.
The Tauron PRS is Vector Optics leaning fully into the long-range world and not pretending otherwise. This is a proper PRS-style optic with a 34mm tube, serious elevation travel and a reticle that actually makes sense once you’re past the “guess and hope” stage of shooting. It’s designed for mid- to long-range work where repeatability, tracking and usable data matter more than shaving a few grams.
 
At the heart of it is the VTA-8 MIL first focal plane reticle. The Christmas tree layout scales correctly through the zoom range, with a precise 0.05MIL centre dot for fine aiming and 0.25MIL hashmarks for sensible wind and elevation holds. The illuminated centre crosshair is kept to a 1MIL length so it helps with fast acquisition without turning the sight picture into a Christmas decoration.
 
Optically, the LaREE HD fully multi-coated glass delivers edge-to-edge clarity that holds together well as magnification climbs. Mechanically, the Tauron does what a PRS scope should. The elevation turret gives clean 1/10MIL clicks, a positive zero stop, and a visible revolution indicator so you always know where you are. Windage locks to stop unwanted movement, because nobody enjoys mystery zeros. This is a scope for deliberate shooting, not casual plinking.
 
Features
  • 34mm tube to maximise elevation adjustment range
  • First focal plane VTA-8 MIL Christmas tree reticle
  • 0.05MIL centre dot for precise long-range aiming
  • 0.25MIL hashmarks for accurate windage and elevation holds
  • Illuminated 1MIL centre crosshair for varied light conditions
  • LaREE HD fully multi-coated lenses for bright, sharp images
  • Elevation turret with zero stop and exposed revolution indicator
  • Locking windage turret to prevent accidental adjustment
  • Side focus for fast and precise parallax control
  • IP67 waterproof construction
  • Nitrogen purged to prevent internal fogging
  • Rated to withstand recoil up to 1000G
 
Includes
  • Rubber lens covers
  • Hex keys
  • Plastic wrench
  • Power throw lever
  • Sunshade
  • Cleaning cloth
 
Specifications
  • Magnification: 5-25x
  • Objective lens diameter: 56mm
  • Focal plane: First focal plane
  • Eye relief: 95mm / 3.74in
  • Lens coating: Fully multi-coated
  • Field of view @100yd: 23.56-4.76ft
  • Field of view @100m: 7.85-1.59m
  • Angular FOV: 4.5-0.91°
  • Reticle: VTA-8 MIL
  • Tube diameter: 34mm
  • Side focus: 10yd to infinity
  • Click value: 1/10MIL
  • Turret function: Elevation zero stop with revolution indicator, locking windage
  • Elevation adjustment range: ≥32MIL
  • Windage adjustment range: 30MIL
  • Diopter compensation: -3 to +2
  • Illumination: 6 levels with on/off
  • Battery: CR2032
  • Waterproof: IP67
  • Fogproof: Nitrogen filled
  • Shockproof: 1000G
  • Housing material: 6061-T6 aluminum alloy
  • Finish: Matte black
  • Length: 361mm / 14.21in
  • Weight: 1023g / 36.09oz

  • Not all scopes come with mounts – and that includes many Vector Optics models. Why? Because there’s no such thing as a “one-size-fits-all all” mount. Barrel diameter, rail type, and clearance all matter. That’s why we ask you to choose your mounts when adding a Vector Optics scope to your cart.

     

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    A Few Things You Really Need to Know:

    • We can advise, but you are ultimately responsible for choosing the right mounts.

    • If in doubt, go for high mounts – they’ll generally give you more breathing room and avoid contact with the barrel or shroud.

    • 95% of scope issues we see are down to poor mounting, not the scope itself. Wobbly zero? Misalignment? That’s on the mounts.

    You wouldn’t bolt a car engine in with guesswork – don’t do it with optics either.

     

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    If you don’t pick mounts, we’ll chuck in a basic pair – but they may not fit your setup, and we’re not responsible if they don’t. This is a polite (ish) reminder that reading the above and selecting your mounts is very much part of the process.

    In short: read, choose, and mount properly. Or accept the consequences – and don’t say we didn’t warn you.

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