ZeroTech Expands Lineup with Vengeance HD 1-10×28 FFP LPVO

ZeroTech Optics has introduced the Vengeance HD 1–10×28 FFP LPVO, a new addition to its Vengeance series aimed at shooters seeking a single optic for both close-range and extended-distance use.

The scope features a 1-10× magnification range, allowing for rapid target acquisition at true 1× while providing increased precision at higher magnification levels. It is built around a 34mm tube and uses a first focal plane layout, ensuring that reticle subtensions remain consistent throughout the zoom range.

Constructed for use on modern sporting rifles, the Vengeance HD 1–10×28 is offered in both Black and Flat Dark Earth finishes. The design is said to focus on durability and consistent performance across a range of shooting applications, including competition, tactical use, and hunting.

The key features in short:

• First Focal Plane (FFP) RMG-L Reticle: Precise holdovers remain accurate at every magnification level.
• 1–10× Versatility: True 1× performance for rapid target acquisition and extended reach at 10×.
• 34mm Aircraft-Grade Aluminum Tube: Built for strength while providing generous adjustment travel.
• Illuminated Reticle System: Segmented circle-dot illumination enhances speed and visibility in low-light conditions.
• Wide Field of View: 120 ft at 100 yards on 1× allows shooters to maintain awareness and track targets quickly.
• Capped Turrets with Zero Reset: Protected adjustments that return precisely to zero when needed.
• Locking Dioptre Adjustment: Ensures the optic remains dialed in once set.
• Compact 10.3-inch Design: Lightweight performance without unnecessary bulk.

With this release, ZeroTech adds another option in the growing segment of 1–10× LPVOs, a category that continues to gain traction among shooters looking for a versatile, all-in-one optic solution.

The price is $699 for both versions.

Find out more here:

https://zerotechoptics.com/p/1-10x28-lpvo-rmg-l-illuminated/ 

https://zerotechoptics.com/p/1-10x28-lpvo-rmg-l-illuminated-fde/

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