Rugged and exceptionally accurate, the Atibal XP6 Mirage Rifle Scope is great for 3-gun competition shooting and expert hunters. These AR15 Rifle Scopes from the innovators at Atibal feature 11 brightness settings for use during low-light, twilight, and no-light conditions. Thanks to the front focal plane, the Atibal 1-6x w/ Rapid View Rifle Scope is accurate for target acquisition at long range distances. Great for both AR platforms as well as bolt action rifles, this scope is compact and lithe for extended usage. Make lightning fast changes on the fly with the Atibal Front Focal Plane FFP Rifle Scope. Specifications for Atibal XP6 Mirage 1-6x24mm Rifle Scope w/ Rapid View Lever, 30mm Tube, First Focal Plane: Manufacturer: Atibal Objective Lens Diameter: 24 mm Magnification: 1 – 6 x Reticle: 1 MOA Center Dot with BDC with 2 MOA Drops Tube Diameter: 30 mm Reticle Focal Plane: First Focal Plane (FFP) Exit Pupil: 4 mm Illumination Color: Red Finish: Matte Field of View, Linear: 19.3 – 116.5 ft at 100 yds Field of View, Angle: 21.2 – 3.7 degrees Eye Relief: 4 in Diopter Adjustment Range: 18 dpt Color: Black Weight: 18 oz Adjustment Click Value: 0.5 MOA Length: 10.5 in Adjustment Type: MOA Parallax: 100 yds Illumination Type: LED Battery Type: CR2032 Width: 2.8 in Fabric/Material: 6061-T6 Aircraft Grade Aluminum Adjustment Range: 60 MOA Height: 1.9 in Focus Range: 100 yds to infinity Optical Coating: Fully Multi-Coated Light Transmission: 85 % Brightness Settings: 11 Battery Life: 300 hours Operating Temperature: -22 – 122 Fahrenheit Weather Resistance: Yes Water Resistance Level: Waterproof Water Resistant Mark: 10 m Shockproof: Yes Fogproof: Yes Battery Quantity: 1 Package Type: Box Magnification Type: Variable Additional Features: Rapid View Lever Condition: New W/E Travel at 100 Yds: 120 MOA Features of Atibal XP6 Mirage 1-6x24mm Rifle Scope w/ Rapid View Lever, 30mm Tube, First Focal Plane: Features and Specification: Lifetime Warranty Front Focal Plane (FFP) Extra battery compartment in windage cap 1 moa center dot with BDC with 2 moa drops 11 Brightness Settings Fully multi-coated lens providing no less than 85% light transmission Low profile turrets for windage and elevation adjustment Water proof Shock Proof Fog Proof Specifications:Magnification: 1-6x Objective Lens Diameter: 24mm Eye Relief: 4 inches Field of View: 116.5-19.3 ft Tube Size: 30 mm Turret Style: low profile capped Adjustment Per Click: 1/2 MOA Max Elevation Adjustment: 60 MOA Max Windage Adjustment: 60 MOA Weight: 18 ounces with no mount Length: 10.5 inches Made of 6061-T6 aircraft grade aluminum Package Contents: Atibal XP6 Mirage 1-6x24mm Rifle Scope w/ Rapid View Lever, 30mm Tube, First Focal Plane
6 reviews for Atibal XP6 Mirage 1-6x24mm Rifle Scope w/ Rapid View Lever, 30mm Tube, First Focal Plane
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AR Guy –
First of all, I wish Optics Planet would correct the description. The 1-6×24 is called the XP6 mirage, not XP8 mirage. Had some really bad quality issues with the Vortex Strike Eagle and Athlon Argos LPVO scopes I had to return but am really happy with the XP6 Mirage 1-6×24 FFP scope I recently bought to replace them. The reticle is rather basic and fully illuminated. Illumination works pretty well in brighter conditions but not sure if it would be considered day light bright or not. It does not have the windage dots and using BDC drop is only usable 4x and higher. It has the more expensive first focal plane reticle which takes a while to get used to if you have been using second focal plane scopes, but the more I use it, the more I like it. Clarity is good but not what I would categorize as spectacular. It gets the job done with a very slight loss of detail at the highest magnification, which seems common with LPVOs in this price range. Eye box forgiveness is good in 1x, but gets a little tricky in the high magnification level, which again is pretty common with LPVO scopes. One of the most important things for me with an LPVO scope is 1x easy 2 eyes open use without eye strain or double vision, and not a lot of wavy fish bowl refraction / distortion. I get that with my new XP6 Mirage scope. I had to return multiple Vortex scopes for these and other quality issue reasons. I finally have a scope that seems to work well now. If this one didn't work out I was going to try the Swamp Fox as I heard good things on their scopes too, but good for now.
Jeremy –
I love having the FFP for 3 gun. On one power, you have a dot, but you can use holdovers on 6x for your long range stages. Atibal hit it out of the park with this one. The glass on this optic is amazing. It is very clear and this has been a very durable optic for me. I don't baby my equipment and the Atibal XP6 keeps up
Kent –
I mounted this scope on my "competition" style AR15. The eye relief is generous, and the First Focal Plane (FFP) is a nice touch. I can get on target quickly with the 1x power and hit the longer range targets reliably with the 6x power. I really think you get a lot for the money with this optic. I would have no problem recommending this scope to a friend.
Hannah –
I shoot the XP6 FFP on my .223 my husband built. The XP6 is crystal clear, easy to use, and the throw lever makes it easy to adjust while shooting off the bench. I suggest all women looking to start shooting, or even advanced shooters look into this quality optic. I know for a fact I will be buying more Atibal products in the future!
Blake –
If you are looking for something to compete with a Kahles or Schmidt or …insert 2000 dollar optic here… then keep looking. That is not what this is.It is however a very well put together optic that has surprisingly good clarity, not just in the price point but compared to optics that cost twice as much. This was my second Atibal product, my first being a dot, and I ordered it on PreOrder from them. I do not regret the decision. I would liken the quality to that of the Vortex Viper as far as build quality goes. The glass in the Vortex probably gets the nod, but then again, this is First focal plane, the vortex is second.The only negatives I have to say on this optic is that there is not a couple of different reticle options, and the reticle is not quite daylight bright, that is it. It is affordable, it is built well, it has a lifetime warranty, and it is good clear glass. The illumination works fine outdoors if firing at a wooded area or something though, I just think it would wash out against a bright target or in brighter areas without tree cover. I would also note that Atibal states this as well, they do not claim it to be used as a red dot, I am just saying it would be nice if it could be.Only thing left to see is how well it holds up over time. If it is anything like their red dot, I don't see any problems with this test either.
Grizzle31 –
I've used the xp8 ffp for I think 2 years now.It's of course held zero. I've beat it up pretty good. It's on my go to rifle. So it gets used.The reticle is the selling point for this particular optic IMO. At 1x it forms almost this triangle, that draws the eye in to the tip of the "triangle" (which is where your zero is.) And then at higher magnifications (since it's a ffp, the reticle works at ever magnification)The reticle gives you all the holdovers to make it a breeze to get on at distance.I love the xp8. And I love the Atibal company.