Multi-Use Tactical Scope / Close Range CQB / 500-yard Precision Shots

One optic that covers everything from room-clearing to 500-yard precision. At 1x the Rapidstrike is a true both-eyes-open sight for CQB speed. Crank it to 10x and you're identifying targets and placing shots at distances that belong to dedicated rifle scopes. The illuminated CR1 reticle lights up in red or green with five brightness settings, and the BDC hashmarks give you holdover references without dialing. Pop-up locking turrets click at ½ MOA so your zero stays exactly where you set it — the turrets lock down flush when you're not adjusting them. Aircraft-grade aluminum, nitrogen-filled, fog proof, shockproof, waterproof. Comes with a cantilever mount, throw lever, and honeycomb anti-reflection filter — ready to mount and shoot out of the box.

Rated for .338 Lapua Magnum recoil, so your AR-15, AR-10, bolt gun, or anything else you mount it on is well within its limits.

Key Features

• True 1x to 10x Magnification — This is a low-power variable optic (LPVO) with the widest magnification range in the Rapidstrike series. At 1x it functions like a red dot — both eyes open, full peripheral vision, 119 feet of field of view at 100 yards. At 10x you're making precise shots at 400-500 yards with a 12-foot field of view. One optic replaces both a red dot and a mid-range scope.
• Illuminated CR1 BDC Reticle — Second focal plane etched reticle with bullet drop compensation hashmarks. Choose red, green, or black (unilluminated) with five brightness levels per color. The BDC gives you pre-calculated holdover points so you can engage at distance without dialing your turrets. Reticle stays the same size at all magnifications — subtensions are calibrated at max power (10x).
• Pop-Up Locking Turrets — The turrets lock flush against the scope body so they can't get bumped and shift your zero. Pop them up when you need to make adjustments — ½ MOA per click for precise corrections. Resettable to zero after you've confirmed your zero at the range so you always know where "home" is.
• Rated for .338 Lapua Magnum — The scope is built to handle the recoil of the hardest-hitting magnum cartridges. If it survives .338 Lapua, your 5.56, .308, 6.5 Creedmoor, or anything else you shoot is no problem. This isn't a fragile budget optic — it's built for real rifles.
• 30mm Single-Piece Tube — Aircraft-grade aluminum construction with a hard anodized finish. Nitrogen-filled to prevent internal fogging. Waterproof (IPX5). Shockproof. The single-piece tube is stronger than two-piece designs and maintains better alignment under recoil.
• Ready Out of the Box — Comes with a cantilever mount (proper AR-15 cheek weld height), throw lever for fast magnification changes, honeycomb anti-reflection filter (kills lens glare and conceals your position), and a CR2032 battery. Mount it, zero it, shoot it.

Specifications

• Brand: Firefield
• Model: FF13075 (Rapidstrike 1-10x24)
• Type: Low-Power Variable Optic (LPVO)
• Magnification: 1-10x
• Objective Lens: 24mm
• Tube Diameter: 30mm (single-piece)
• Focal Plane: Second Focal Plane (SFP)
• Reticle: CR1 BDC (etched)
• Reticle Color: Black / Red / Green (illuminated)
• Brightness Settings: 5 per color
• Adjustment: ½ MOA per click
• Turrets: Pop-up locking, resettable
• Eye Relief: 3.94" (100mm)
• Field of View @ 100 yds: 119.2 ft (1x) — 12.05 ft (10x)
• Exit Pupil: 10mm (1x) — 3mm (10x)
• Battery: CR2032 (included)
• Battery Life: Up to 260 hours
• Dimensions: 10.71" L x 2.6" W x 2.24" H
• Weight: 22.6 oz
• Construction: Aircraft-grade aluminum, hard anodized
• Waterproof: IPX5
• Nitrogen Filled: Yes (fogproof)
• Shockproof: Yes
• Recoil Rating: .338 Lapua Magnum
• Finish: Matte black
• In the Box: Riflescope, cantilever mount, throw lever, honeycomb anti-reflection filter, CR2032 battery

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is an LPVO and why would I want one? A: A Low-Power Variable Optic starts at 1x (no magnification) and zooms up to a higher power — in this case 10x. At 1x it works like a red dot for fast, both-eyes-open shooting. At 10x it works like a traditional rifle scope for distance shots. One optic covers every scenario from 5 yards to 500 yards. An LPVO replaces the need to carry both a red dot and a magnifier or separate scope.

Q: What does "true 1x" mean? A: It means at the lowest setting, the scope produces zero magnification — what you see through the scope matches what you see with your naked eye. Some cheaper variable scopes start at 1.1x or 1.5x, which creates a slight magnification effect that makes both-eyes-open shooting uncomfortable. True 1x means you can shoot at close range the same way you'd shoot with a red dot.

Q: What's the difference between first and second focal plane? A: In a second focal plane (SFP) scope like this one, the reticle stays the same size regardless of magnification. The BDC holdover marks are calibrated at the highest magnification (10x). At lower magnifications, the holdover points won't correspond to the marked distances — but the center crosshair is always accurate for aiming. SFP is preferred by many shooters because the reticle never gets too thick at high power or too thin at low power.

Q: What are pop-up locking turrets? A: The turret caps lock flush against the scope body so they can't accidentally get bumped and shift your zero while you're moving, hunting, or storing the rifle. When you need to make adjustments, pop the caps up to expose the turret dials. Click your adjustments at ½ MOA per click, then push them back down and lock. The "resettable" part means once you've confirmed your zero, you can reset the turret markings to "0" so you always know how many clicks you've moved from your confirmed zero.

Q: Will this fit my AR-15? A: Yes. The included cantilever mount is designed for AR-15 platform rail height and provides proper cheek weld. Mount it on any Picatinny flat-top receiver. The 30mm tube fits standard 30mm rings if you prefer your own mount.

Q: What does the honeycomb filter do? A: It's an anti-reflection device that fits over the objective lens. It prevents sunlight from reflecting off the front glass, which can give away your position to anyone looking your direction. Hunters and tactical shooters use them to stay concealed. It also reduces lens flare in bright conditions for a cleaner sight picture.