Element Optics Titan – precision glass for extreme distances. Back to the Element Optics overview or take a look at the more compact Theos.
Titan – Precision for Extreme Range
With the Titan 3-18x50 FFP APR-2D MRAD (€749), your money goes exactly where it matters most: precision-made internal components and a turret system that outperforms other products in comparable price ranges. Element Optics also equipped the Titan with a 34 mm tube and ED glass, which reduces chromatic aberration and improves image sharpness.
150 MOA of Elevation for Extreme Distances
The Titan offers an impressive internal elevation travel of 150 MOA (43.6 MRAD), making it suitable for shooting at extreme distances. At the same time, its relatively compact build combined with a wide magnification range (3-18x) makes the Titan a true multi-purpose scope – equally well suited for hunters and PRS shooters.
Robust Stainless-Steel Turret System
The tool-free resettable turrets, with 10 MRAD (25 MOA) per revolution, use an improved stainless-steel turret mechanism for maximum durability under the harshest conditions. A mechanical zero stop, a removable magnification lever, and a waterproof, fogproof, nitrogen-purged housing round out the feature set. Ships with a sunshade, lens cloth, rubber lens caps, and flip caps.
Frequently Asked Questions About the Titan
What's the point of the large 150 MOA elevation travel?
150 MOA (43.6 MRAD) of internal elevation travel lets you dial in precisely even at extremely long distances without hitting the mechanical limits of the scope.
Is the Titan built more for hunting or competition?
Both: its compact build combined with a wide magnification range makes the Titan a genuine multi-purpose scope, equally suited for hunting and PRS competition.
What's the difference between the Titan and the Theos?
The Titan is built for maximum range with 150 MOA of elevation travel and a wider zoom range (3-18x), while the more compact Theos, with 2-10x magnification, is designed more for short to medium distances.