Primary Arms adds ARC-2 MOA Reticle Scope to optics lineup
The ARC-2 MOA Reticle FFP Scope offers six total brightness levels. (Photo: Primary Arms)
Texas-based Primary Arms Optics expands its scope series, adding the new ARC-2 MOA Reticle FFP Riflescope to its catalogue.
The 4-14×44 first focal plane scope boasts the ARC-2 MOA reticle, calibrated in Minutes of Angle for a more “traditional ranging” experience. The scope offers 0.25 MOA-per-click turrets so shooters can make precise adjustments. Measuring 13-inches in length, the nitrogen-purged optic weighs in at 24-ounces.
The red reticle is fully illuminated with six brightness levels and is powered by one CR2032 battery. Primary Arms says the side focus parallax control matched with a quick-adjust ocular results in a crisp and clear reticle for precise ranging and targeting.
The scope is powered by a single CR2032 battery. (Photo: Primary Arms, Graphic: Jacki Billings)
“The Primary Arms MOA/MOA 4-14x Front Focal Plane scope features an optimized MOA reticle that stays true through the scope’s entire magnification range of 4x through 14x,” the company said in a statement. “This tough scope is shock proof, waterproof, and fog resistant, and comes with a 3-year warranty.”
The Primary Arms Arms 4-14X44mm ARC-2 MOA Reticle Riflescope is in stock, shipping now, with a MSRP of $229.
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