In the Taurus series from Vector Optics we have 4 first focal plane scopes. One of them is for the exclusive use of CQB or CQC and the other 3 are scopes mainly for precision shooting.
Today we will see the middle ground of those 3, we talk about the Vector Optics Taurus 4-24×50 FFP.
In this review we are going to thoroughly analyze this product . We will see characteristics and technical data, advantages and disadvantages of the scope and we will think about whether or not it is worth it for the price . Let’s go!
Features Vector Optics Taurus 4-24×50 FFP
Let’s start by analyzing the most important attributes that this product has.
- Zoom amount : High. Suitable for precision shots.
- Lens diameter : Wide. It favors the entry of light.
- 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. Lockable and zero resettable.
- Turret adjustment : Decent. 15 MIL total internal adjustment. 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 : Quite accurate. From 15 yards to infinity.
- illumination : Decent. It has 6 levels of lighting in red with OFF mode between levels.
- Dimensions : A bit big and heavy. Length 380 mm. Weight 770 gr.
- Reticle : Nice design. With references only on the posts.
Purpose of the scope
Mainly precision shots at medium ranges . It has some versatility to adapt to other shooting scenarios.
Can it be used for precision shooting? Yes.
Can it be used to compete? Yes.
Can it be used for hunting? Possible, not at too short distances such as driven hunts, but for stalking or waiting.
Regarding the platforms on which the scope can be mounted, it really suits everything. Both air rifles and low and heavy caliber rifles (Up to .338 Lapua Magnum).
Comparison with other Taurus series scopes
Let’s compare it to similar models from Vector Optics’ Taurus series. Any characteristic that does not appear in this table is because it is the same in the 3 models.
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| Model | 3-18×50 | 4-24×50 | 5-30×56 |
| Focal plane | FFP | FFP | FFP |
| Tube | 30 mm | 30 mm | 30 mm |
| illumination | 6 levels red | 6 levels red | 6 levels red |
| Parallax | 15 yds to ∞ | 15 yds to ∞ | 20 yds to ∞ |
| Clicks value | 1/10 MIL | 1/10 MIL | 1/10 MIL |
| Elevation | 17.5 MIL | 15 MIL | 12 MIL |
| Windage | 17.5 MIL | 15 MIL | 12 MIL |
| Weight | 750 grams | 770 grams | 813 grams |
| Length | 335 mm | 380 mm | 398 mm |
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| Model | 3-18×50 |
| Focal plane | FFP |
| Tube | 30 mm |
| illumination | 6 levels red |
| Parallax | 15 yds to ∞ |
| Clicks value | 1/10 MIL |
| Elevation | 17.5 MIL |
| Windage | 17.5 MIL |
| Weight | 750 grams |
| Length | 335 mm |
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| Model | 4-24×50 |
| Focal plane | FFP |
| Tube | 30 mm |
| illumination | 6 levels red |
| Parallax | 15 yds to ∞ |
| Clicks value | 1/10 MIL |
| Elevation | 15 MIL |
| Windage | 15 MIL |
| Weight | 770 grams |
| Length | 380 mm |
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| Model | 5-30×56 |
| Focal plane | FFP |
| Tube | 30 mm |
| illumination | 6 levels red |
| Parallax | 20 yds to ∞ |
| Clicks value | 1/10 MIL |
| Elevation | 12 MIL |
| Windage | 12 MIL |
| Weight | 813 grams |
| Length | 398 mm |
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As we had mentioned, the model that we analyze today in a middle ground between these other 2 scopes. It is worth mentioning that, in terms of prices, it is also in the middle.
Is it worth buying? Pros and cons
Now that we know what this optic is made of, let’s go with the negative and positive points.
Advantages
✅ Nice design.
✅ Value for money.
✅ Lifetime warranty.
Disadvantages
⛔ They do not have versions in MOAs.
⛔ Turrets without zero stop.
⛔ Parallax adjustment starts at 15 yds.
Advantages in detail
Maybe it’s a bit subjective, but I think the scope design is very good. The turrets, the materials and the format in general, have a solid and aggressive appearance.
Almost all Vector Optics scopes are excellent value for money. They are very inexpensive telescopic sights compared to almost any other brand that offers models with similar characteristics.
Finally, the Taurus line It has a lifetime guarantee, which leaves us quite calm when buying. It covers any type of inconvenience except intentional damage.
Disadvantages in detail
We do not have a MOA version and this is a problem for anyone who is used to working with minutes of angle.
Turrets do not stop at zero. The only thing that the turrets on this scope would lack is this functionality to make them excellent. Still, they are very good.
Not having a parallax setting that starts at 10 yards can make it difficult for some precision shooters with air rifles who may need to practice at these distances.
Unboxing the Vector Optics Taurus 4-24×50 FFP
This is basically what the box of the VO Taurus 4-24×50 FFP includes:
It includes:
- Telescopic sight
- Lens caps
- Adjustment tool
- Vector Optics rings
- Sunshade
- Cleaning cloth
- User manual
- Merchandising
General opinions Vector Optics Taurus 4-24×50 FFP
So far we have not found any negative comments from the scope . It is true that it is not a product with a very high turnover, but the sales it achieves in general results in satisfied customers.
This is not surprising especially for the price. When we consider that we are paying a lot for a product, we become demanding and it is difficult for us to find the positive side. But if we have a very good price for the product, it is more frequent that the level of user satisfaction is high.
Personal opinion Vector Optics Taurus 4-24×50 FFP
Personally, I think it is a very good scope for a beginner in precision shooting. It is very complete and you will not be short in a short time , which is one of our main concerns when our first optic is one of the cheap ones.
It is true that it is at a good price, and the fact that the guarantee is for life also leaves me quite calm.
In short, I think that for the correct shooter it is a very good alternative.
Good shots!
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