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Element Optics from Sweden is the standout newcomer of recent years in the riflescope industry. Top shooters from around the world were involved in designing and developing these scopes. Whether it's hunting, benchrest, long range, or air rifle shooting: Element Optics' steadily growing lineup has the right glass for every demanding shooter.
Helix – The Bestseller for Hunting and Long Range
The Helix series (€429 – €539) is jabolo's most popular Element Optics model: robust, precise scopes with a 30 mm tube, FFP or SFP reticles, and tool-free resettable turrets – available across several magnification ranges from 2-16x to 6-24x, in Standard, HD, and HDLR versions.
Nexus – The Flagship
The Nexus 5-20x50 FFP (€1,499) is Element Optics' flagship: an illuminated first focal plane reticle, zero-stop turrets with 10 MRAD per revolution, and a 30 mm housing built from premium materials – according to AirGhandi, a scope that easily holds its own against the big German brands.
Theos – Compact for Sport Shooters and PRS
The Theos 2-10x42 FFP (€2,249) is a modern mid-power variable optic with a 34 mm tube, Japanese ED glass, and a RevTrak turret system with zero stop – built for PRS disciplines, tactical use, and air rifle and long-range applications.
Titan – For Extreme Distances
The Titan 3-18x50 FFP (€749) offers a 34 mm tube, ED glass, and an internal elevation travel of 150 MOA (43.6 MRAD) for the highest reserves when shooting at extreme distances – while staying compact enough for hunters and PRS shooters alike.
HYPR and Immersive – Digital and Prismatic Specialists
The HYPR-7 7x50 (€1,399) combines analog optics with a digital reticle and a ballistic chip for automated firing solutions. The Immersive series (€539 – €579) delivers ultra-compact prismatic scopes with an exceptionally wide field of view – available in 5x30, 10x40, and 14x50.
Frequently Asked Questions About Element Optics
Which Element Optics series is right for me?
The Helix series is the versatile all-rounder for hunting and long range, Nexus is the premium flagship, Theos is compact for PRS and sport shooters, Titan is built for extreme distances, and HYPR or Immersive suit digital or prismatic specialty applications.
Where is Element Optics from?
Element Optics was founded in Sweden and has become one of the most sought-after newcomers in the riflescope industry within a few years, co-developed by top shooters from around the world.
What does FFP mean on Element Optics reticles?
FFP stands for "First Focal Plane" – the reticle scales proportionally with the target image, so units like MRAD or MOA remain accurate at every magnification.
Are Element Optics scopes suitable for air rifles too?
Yes, several models such as the Theos offer parallax adjustment down to 10 m, making them suitable for air rifle and small-bore use as well as firearms.