First Look: ZeroTech Optics Trace ED 1-10x24mm FFP LPVO

A variable zoom optic with an MRAD ranging reticle.

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posted on September 17, 2025
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ZeroTech Optics Trace ED 1-10x24mm FFP LPVO

ZeroTech Optics just added a new first-focal-plane LPVO to its catalog, the new Trace ED 1-10x24 FFP. This new LPVO (low-power, variable optic) is built around a 6061 aluminum 34mm maintube and includes all of the features shooters expect in a high-end LPVO, including ED optical glass, but for a fraction of the price. In addition to the new ZeroTech Trade ED 1-10X having a first-focal-plane reticle, its illuminated RMG reticle is designed to dovetail smoothing between 1X and 10X magnification. On low magnification, the RMG reticle has thick, heavy pointed bars that the eye can pick up quickly in conjunction with the illuminated segmented ring, which functions exactly like a red dot at 1X.

On the other hand, at higher zoom settings, the RMG reticle offers shooters a very fine central aiming point and an MRAD based grid complete with two main vertical and horizontal stadia lines that are hashed out by 1 MRAD and .5 MRAD intervals for ease of use.

ZeroTech Trace ED 1-10x24 First Focal Plane LPVO Riflescope Specifications:

  • Magnification Range: 1X to 10X
  • Objective Lens Diameter: 24mm
  • Maintube Diameter: 34mm
  • Tube Material: 6061 Aluminum
  • Parallax Adjustment: Fixed at 100 meters
  • Eye Relief: 3.7 inches
  • Field of View At 100 Yards: 117.3 feet (1X), 11.73 feet (10X)
  • Click Values: .10 MRAD Per Click, 10 MRAD per complete revolution
  • Total Elevation Adjustment: 34 MRAD
  • Overall Length: 10.35 inches
  • Weight: 25.64 ounces
  • Illuminated: Yes
  • Reticle: First Focal Plane, ZeroTech RMG-L
  • Includes Precision Aluminum lens flip covers
  • MSRP: $1,299

To learn more about this new tactical 1-10X LPVO offered by ZeroTech or to browse its other optics offerings, please visit its website at zerotechoptics.com.

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