Triton Navigator 1-10x24 FFP LPVO Rifle Scope

Overview

Zooming from a low power for close targets to a high power for distance is the point of the Triton Navigator, a first focal plane LPVO. The aluminum body is black, and it carries a long-range BDC reticle.

A first focal plane reticle holds its holdover marks correct at every zoom setting, and ED glass is named in the title. The limitation is the sparse listing, which says it is made for anything and offers no illumination, eye relief or turret detail.

Who it's for

Shooters who want a single optic for varied distances will see the zoom range and reticle plane as the reason to look. Buyers who must match specific eye relief or turret needs should check Triton first.

Pros and cons

Performance notes

At low power the optic gives a wide view for near targets, and at high power it magnifies distant ones. The reticle scales with zoom, so BDC marks remain valid at any setting. ED glass is meant to reduce color fringing, though the listing gives no clarity data.

Specifications

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