We come to the end of our review of the Taurus riflescopes with a rather interesting model for combat purposes. We are talking of course about the Vector Optics Taurus 1-6×24 FFP.
We know that it is designed for use in CQB or CQC (Close Quarter Combat) and that it is mainly used in AR or AK automatic rifles , but we know much more about it.
That is why today we will do an in-depth analysis of the VO Taurus 1-6×24 FFP . We will look at main features, pros and cons and weigh in on whether or not it is worth it for the price. Let’s go!
Features Vector Optics Taurus 1-6×24 FFP
Let’s start by analyzing the most important attributes that this product has.
- Amount of zoom : Low. Suitable for CQB or CQC.
- Lens Diameter : Closed. Necessary for this kind of purpose.
- Focal plane: First focal plane. The size of the reticle changes with the zoom.
- Turrets : Good quality. They feel good to the touch and to the ear. With zero resettable.
- Turret adjustment : Wide. Total internal adjustment of 60 MIL. Click value 1/10 MIL.
- Eye relief : Excellent. 100mm eye relief.
- Tube Diameter : Standard 30mm. Easy to mount.
- Protection : Decent. Anti shock, anti fog and submersible 1 meter.
- Parallax adjustment : Does not have.
- illumination : Decent. It has 6 levels of lighting in red with OFF mode between levels.
- Dimensions : Light and compact. Length 270 mm. Weight 545 gr.
- Reticle : Combat reticle. Few references and fairly fine posts.
Purpose of the scope
Mainly close quarter combat. It is made for dynamic shooters.
Can it be used for precision shooting? No.
Can it be used to compete? Only practical shooting with automatic and semi-automatic rifles.
Can it be used for hunting? It only hunts at short distances such as driven hunts and dangerous game.
Regarding the platforms on which the scope can be mounted , it really adapts to everything, but it is designed mainly for AR or AK type rifles.
Comparison with other Vector Optics riflescopes for CQB
Let’s compare it with models with the same purpose in first focal plane. Any characteristic that does not appear in this table is because it is the same in the 3 models.
| Image |  |  |  |
| Model | 1-6×24 | 1-8×24 | 1-6×28 |
| Series | Taurus | Constantine | Continental |
| Focal plane | FFP | FFP | FFP |
| Tube | 30 mm | 30 mm | 34 mm |
| illumination | 6 Levels red | 11 Levels red | 6 Levels red |
| Parallax | Fixed at 100 yds | Fixed at 100 yds | Fixed at 100 yds |
| Clicks value | 1/5 MIL | 1/10 MIL | 1/10 MIL |
| Elevation | 60 MIL | 50 MIL | 52 MIL |
| Windage | 60 MIL | 50 MIL | 20 MIL |
| Weight | 545 grams | 500 grams | 550 grams |
| Length | 270 mm | 273 mm | 296 mm |
| Price | |||
| Review | – |
| Image | |
| Model | 1-6×24 |
| Series | Taurus |
| Focal plane | FFP |
| Tube | 30 mm |
| illumination | 6 levels red |
| Parallax | Fixed at 100 yds |
| Clicks value | 1/5 MIL |
| Elevation | 60 MIL |
| Windage | 60 MIL |
| Weight | 545 grams |
| Length | 270 mm |
| Price | |
| Review |
| Image | |
| Model | 1-8×24 |
| Series | Constantine |
| Focal plane | FFP |
| Tube | 30 mm |
| ilumination | 11 Levels red |
| Parallax | Fixed at 100 yds |
| Clicks value | 1/10 MIL |
| Elevation | 50 MIL |
| Windage | 50 MIL |
| Weight | 500 grams |
| Length | 273 mm |
| Price | |
| Review | – |
| Image | |
| Model | 1-6×28 |
| Series | Continental |
| Focal plane | FFP |
| Tube | 34 mm |
| illumination | 6 levels red |
| Parallax | Fixed at 100 yds |
| Clicks value | 1/10 MIL |
| Elevation | 52 MIL |
| Windage | 20 MIL |
| Weight | 550 grams |
| Length | 296 mm |
| Price | |
| Review |
Notably, the Taurus is considerably cheaper than the other 2 alternatives without being drastically worse in terms of optical quality.
Is it worth buying? Pros and cons
Let’s now get a little more critical and analyze advantages and disadvantages.
Advantages
✅ Good price.
✅ Quality of turrets.
✅ Quick zoom adjustment.
✅ Lifetime warranty.
Disadvantages
⛔ Reticle posts too much fine.
⛔ Few references in reticle .
Advantages in detail
It is extremely economical considering that it is a first focal plane scope and considering the features it includes . Also mention that it is the most economical CQB ffp scope of Vector Optics.
The quality of the turrets is quite good. Clicks feel good to the ear and to the touch. And it has the ability to reset the zero of the scope with ease.
It may seem like a minor detail, but the quick zoom knob is important for dynamic shooters and not all riflescopes include them.
Finally, the Taurus line is covered by the Vector Optics lifetime warranty, which covers any inconvenience we have with the riflescopes with the exception of intentional damage.
Disadvantages in detail
The design of the reticle is too fine and this makes it difficult to visualize it at low levels of magnification, especially at X1.
One of the reasons to choose a first focal plane scope is so that you can use the reticle references to make corrections. Unfortunately, the crosshairs on this scope are only referenced in height, not windage.
Unboxing the Vector Optics Taurus 1-6×24 FFP
This is basically what the VO Taurus 1-6×24 FFP box includes:
It includes:
- Telescopic sight
- Lens caps
- Adjustment tool
- Vector Optics rings
- Alternative turrets in 1/2 MOA
- Quick adjust knob
- Cleaning cloth
- User manual
- Merchandising
General opinions Vector Optics Taurus 1-6×24 FFP
This is a scope that has many users in Russia where it has been adopted as an alternative for combat due to its price and characteristics. It is robust, resistant and effective. It is commonly mounted on AK or AR type rifles and withstands recoil without problems.
The acceptance of this scope has been good on the part of the group of shooters who have decided to try it, always bearing in mind that this segment is quite limited and, for the most part, they are in the police or military forces of the Russian Federation.
It has also been distributed in Europe and the United States , but we do not have enough information to produce a strong opinion on the part of this other segment of users.
Personal opinion Vector Optics Taurus 1-6×24 FFP
Personally I think that, for the correct shooter, it is a quite interesting alternative , especially for the price and considering that it has been adopted by Russian military forces.
The design is very nice, it is compact and light, the turrets are of good quality and it is a durable and resistant optics. It is basically a combat scope , no more, no less.
In short, I feel comfortable recommending this scope for combat or training scenarios.
Good shots!
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