Meopta Meopro R6 4.5-27x50 FFP MRAD 1 RD IR 30mm Rifle Scope

• Magnification 4.5 - 27.0x
• Objective diameter (mm) 50
• Objective thread M55 x 0.75
• Tube (mm) 30
• Field of view (°) 4.2 - 0.7
• Field of view (m/100m) 7.3 - 1.2
• Eye relief (mm) 100 - 98
• Focal plane First
• Dioptre compensation -2.0 / +2.0D
• Transmission 90%
• Impact per click (cm/100m) 0.7
• Impact per click (MOA) 0.25
• Elevation range (cm/100m) 244
• Elevation range (MOA) 84
• Windage range (cm/100m) 244
• Windage range (MOA) 84
• Parallax correction (m) 25 – ∞
• Length (mm) 361
• Weight (g) 935

• Premium optics – Designed with high-quality glass and coatings to maximise light transmission and deliver sharp, high-contrast images.
• Illuminated FFP reticle – Ensures consistent reticle subtensions across the entire zoom range for accurate holdovers and wind corrections.
• Wide 6x zoom range – Perfect for a variety of applications, from stalking and driven hunts to long-range precision shooting.
• Expansive field of view – From 7.3m at low magnification to 1.2m at high power, enabling hunters and shooters to adapt quickly to changing situations.
• Rugged construction – Built on a robust 30mm tube to withstand recoil and harsh outdoor conditions.
• User-friendly design – Includes aluminium flip-up lens covers for added protection and quick access.
• Reliable mechanics – Features precise tracking, 0.25 MOA click adjustments, and a generous adjustment range for both elevation and windage.

• Meopta Meopro R6 4.5-27x50 FFP IR 30mm Rifle Scope

How many clicks per turret rotation does the MeoPro R6 provide, and what is the total adjustment per revolution?
The turrets click in 0.25 MOA increments, and each full turret revolution delivers 25 MOA of adjustment, allowing fine control over trajectory and rapid dialing for extended ranges.

What is the total elevation and windage adjustment range?
The scope provides approximately 84 MOA of travel for both elevation and windage, sufficient for most long-range and tactical engagements without requiring additional external mounts.

What is the optical light transmission of this scope?
The MeoPro R6 is designed to deliver around 90 % light transmission, providing bright, high-contrast images at high magnification and excellent low-light performance during dawn, dusk, or shaded conditions.

What type of reticle is used, and how does it support precision shooting?
It features a first focal plane (FFP) reticle with fine subtensions, which allows accurate holdover, windage, and range estimation across the entire 4.5–27× magnification range.

What disciplines or shooting applications is this optic best suited for?
It excels in long-range precision shooting, tactical applications, and competitive target shooting where accurate holds and fine elevation/wind adjustments are critical..

What is the advantage of the 50 mm objective lens?
A 50 mm objective maximizes light gathering, providing brighter, sharper images, improved contrast, and better detail resolution at high magnifications — especially important for long-range precision.

What is the tube diameter, and how does it affect internal adjustment and rigidity?
The 30 mm main tube provides structural rigidity, a large internal adjustment range, and compatibility with a wide range of mounts, supporting consistent zero under heavy recoil.

How does the turret design support rapid target engagement?
The turrets are tactile and audible, with a zero stop for elevation, allowing quick dialing and rapid return to zero without visual confirmation — ideal for dynamic shooting.

What are the optical coatings applied, and how do they improve performance?
The lenses feature multi-layer anti-reflective coatings, improving light transmission, contrast, and color fidelity while minimizing glare, and often include hydrophobic or scratch-resistant protective layers.

How does eye relief vary across the zoom range?
The scope maintains consistent ≈100 mm eye relief, ensuring a comfortable sight picture and minimal scope-eye contact, even at full magnification.

What makes this optic advantageous over similarly priced alternatives?
It offers a wide zoom range, FFP reticle with precise subtensions, high light transmission, robust zero-stop turrets, and premium optics coatings, delivering performance beyond most LPVOs or tactical scopes in its price class.

How does the field of view change between low and high magnification?
At 4.5×, the field of view is wide for tracking and situational awareness; at 27×, it narrows to maximize detail resolution and precision aiming at long distances.

Can the objective lens accept filters, and what benefit does this provide?
Yes — the threaded objective can take polarizers or neutral density filters, improving contrast, reducing glare, or adapting the image to specific light conditions.

What is the weight and balance like for use on lighter rifles?
Despite the 50 mm objective and feature-rich design, the scope remains well-balanced, making it suitable for mid-weight hunting or precision rifles without negatively impacting handling.

How does the MeoPro R6 perform in low-light conditions compared to other scopes?
High light transmission, premium coatings, and the illuminated reticle allow it to outperform many scopes in this class, providing bright, high-contrast images in challenging lighting.

How are extreme range engagements supported by this optic?
Accurate subtensions on the FFP reticle, a wide adjustment range, precise turrets, and high magnification all combine to allow precise shot placement at extended distances.

What is the recommended mounting approach for best performance?
Use quality 30 mm rings or monoblock mounts with correct torque to ensure proper alignment, maintain zero, and support consistent eye relief.

What is the warranty coverage for the MeoPro R6?
The scope comes with a 10-year warranty, covering defects in materials or workmanship, providing long-term reliability assurance.

• Meopta 10 Year Warranty