Athlon 30Mm Aprr15 Ffp Ir Mil Blackathlon Midas Tac Gen2 6-24X50

The Athlon Midas TAC Gen2 6-24x50 is a first focal plane rifle scope built for hunters and precision shooters who demand serious optical performance without the premium price tag. This 30mm tube scope delivers exceptional clarity across its full magnification range, paired with the rugged construction and feature set that made the original Midas TAC line one of Athlon's bestsellers. Whether you're glassing from a treestand, dialing steel at distance, or running a tactical course, the Gen2 redesign brings meaningful upgrades in glass quality and usability compared to its predecessor.

Construction is where this scope earns its reputation. The aircraft-grade aluminum tube is argon-purged and fully sealed against the elements—no surprises when conditions turn wet. Advanced multi-coated optics with XPL protective coating maximize light transmission and durability. You get a precision zero-stop system, side parallax adjustment from 10 yards to infinity, exposed elevation turrets for reliable elevation adjustments, and capped windage turrets to prevent accidental correction. In MIL configuration, it speaks the language serious long-range shooters prefer.

The glass itself is non-illuminated, keeping things simple and reliable—no batteries to worry about in the field. At 6-24 power, you'll find the lower magnifications useful for hunting in timber or close cover, while cranking to 24x gives you the resolution to spot details at extended range. The 50mm objective feeds plenty of light to the eyepiece, and the 3.7-inch eye relief means you won't feel recoil up close. Field of view runs 17.8 feet at 100 yards on 6x down to 4.6 feet at 24x—enough to hunt with, tight enough for precision work.

All told, this is a scope that rewards honest use. It doesn't compromise on the fundamentals: glass quality, mechanical reliability, and turret precision. At just over 26 ounces, it's not a featherweight, but that added mass contributes to the rigid construction that holds zero under recoil and hard handling.

Key Features

• 6-24x magnification with 50mm objective—versatile range for hunting and precision shooting
• First focal plane reticle for consistent holdovers across the magnification range
• 30mm tube with aircraft-grade aluminum construction for durability and rigidity
• Argon-purged and sealed for waterproof performance in wet conditions
• Advanced fully multi-coated optics with XPL protective coating for light transmission and durability
• Precision zero-stop system prevents losing zero during field adjustments
• Side parallax adjustment from 10 yards to infinity for accurate shooting at any distance
• Exposed elevation turrets for confident, repeatable elevation dials; capped windage turrets for protection
• MIL-based turrets and reticle (0.1 MIL click value) for long-range shooters and precision work
• Non-illuminated reticle for simple, battery-free reliability

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this scope suitable for long-range hunting and precision shooting?

Yes. The 6-24x magnification range, first focal plane reticle, MIL-based turrets, and side parallax adjustment from 10 yards to infinity make this scope well-suited for long-range work. The 0.1 MIL click value on the elevation and windage turrets allows precise, repeatable adjustments for distance and wind.

What does "first focal plane" mean for this scope?

In a first focal plane (FFP) scope, the reticle sits in front of the magnifying lens, so the reticle size scales with magnification. This means your reticle holds consistent angular value across all power settings—useful for holdovers and Kentucky windage at any zoom level, which many long-range and tactical shooters prefer.

Will this scope stay waterproof in wet conditions?

Yes. The scope is argon-purged and sealed against moisture ingress. It is waterproof and designed to handle wet weather hunting and field use.

What is the zero-stop feature, and why does it matter?

The precision zero-stop system prevents the elevation turret from rotating past your original zero point. This gives you tactile feedback and confidence that you've returned to your known zero during field adjustments, reducing the risk of dialing past it and losing your baseline.