An FFP MOA scope with illumination, zero stop, and 24× magnification under $450 puts serious long-range capability within reach of shooters who would otherwise be stuck with SFP or non-illuminated options. The Athlon Argos BTR GEN3 6-24×50 delivers that with the APLR11 FFP illuminated MOA reticle, 0.25 MOA clicks, and 60 MOA of elevation travel in a proven 30mm platform.

The APLR11 is a first focal plane reticle with an illuminated center dot and MOA hash marks extending in each direction, with numbered holdover bars below center for elevation holds. FFP ensures subtensions stay accurate across the full 6-24× range — no need to dial to a specific power for holdovers to work. The 0.25 MOA clicks and 25 MOA per revolution provide fast, intuitive dialing for shooters who think in MOA.

Key Features

• 30mm one-piece tube with precision zero stop — the zero stop provides a hard return to your confirmed zero, with 60 MOA of total elevation and windage travel and 25 MOA per revolution
• 6-24× magnification with 50mm objective — versatile range from mid-range hunting to long-range target work, with enough light-gathering for dawn and dusk shooting
• 0.25 MOA clicks — precise adjustments with exposed turrets designed for dialing
• Advanced fully multi-coated optics with XPL coating — AFMC lenses deliver high light transmission across the spectrum, while the XPL protective layer guards against abrasion
• Argon purged — inert gas purging provides superior fog-proofing and internal moisture resistance
• Side focus parallax adjustment — adjustable from 10 yards to infinity for parallax-free shooting at any distance

Ideal For

Budget-conscious long-range shooters entering the sport who prefer MOA adjustments and need a capable FFP scope without breaking the bank — the APLR11 reticle and zero stop provide the fundamentals needed for precision shooting at a fraction of the cost of higher-tier options.

Long-range hunters who want FFP MOA holdovers that stay accurate regardless of magnification — the 6× low end is practical for closer shots in timber, while 24× provides the precision needed for cross-canyon opportunities.

Rimfire and air rifle competitors looking for a quality FFP scope with 10-yard minimum parallax — the side focus adjustment and illuminated reticle handle close-range benchrest disciplines while the magnification range covers field courses.