EoTech Vudu 1-8x24mm Riflescope, 30mm Tube, Black, Illuminated HC3 Reticle, 2nd Focal Plane

SKU:
114462976
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UPC:
672294110149
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MPN:
VDU18SFHC3
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Tube Diameter:
30mm
Objective:
24mm
Min Magnification:
1x
Max Magnification:
8x
Reticle:
Illuminated HC3 MOA
Proofs:
Fog/Shock/Water Resistant
Optic Coating:
Fully Multi-Coated
Eye Relief:
3.46" - 4.09"
Field of View:
105.80 - 13.20 ft @ 100 yds
Weight:
20.80 oz

The EoTech Vudu 1-8x24mm riflescope is built for shooters who demand a versatile optic that transitions seamlessly from close-quarters work to longer engagements. With its second focal plane design and illuminated HC3 reticle, this 30mm tube scope delivers the kind of performance that appeals equally to competition shooters and tactical users. Whether you're running drills at 3 yards or dialing for precision at 100+, the Vudu's wide magnification range gives you flexibility without compromise.

Built from aircraft-grade aluminum, the one-piece 30mm tube provides exceptional structural rigidity while keeping weight manageable. The XC High-Density glass delivers the optical clarity and resolution that matter when you're trying to make reliable shots in variable light. The illuminated center dot and quad-level BDC reticle subtensions (2, 8.5, and 12.5 MOA on the vertical axis at 8x) give you the ballistic reference points you need for fast, confident holds without constant scope adjustments.

At 1x magnification, you get an incredibly wide field of view (105.8 feet at 100 yards) and eye relief that ranges from 88–104mm, making this scope naturally fast and forgiving. Crank it to 8x and you'll see 13.2 feet at 100 yards with tight eye relief (90–99mm) for detailed target work. The HC3 reticle's daylight-visible illuminated dot uses a standard CR2032 battery, so you'll always have spares on hand. Weighing just 21.3 ounces with an overall length of 10.6 inches, the Vudu doesn't add unnecessary bulk to your rifle.

This is a scope that respects the shooter's need for speed, precision, and reliability in one package—no gimmicks, just solid engineering and glass that performs.

Key Features

  • 1-8x magnification range for close to mid-range engagement versatility
  • Illuminated HC3 quad BDC reticle with 0.5-MOA center dot and multiple hold points
  • Second focal plane design keeps reticle subtensions accurate at maximum magnification
  • Aircraft-grade aluminum one-piece 30mm tube for durability and minimal weight
  • XC High-Density glass with exceptional low-light performance and color fidelity
  • Wide eye relief range: 88–104mm at 1x, 90–99mm at 8x
  • CR2032 battery illumination—common, field-replaceable power source

Specifications

Magnification Range1–8x
Objective Lens Diameter24mm
Tube Diameter30mm
Focal PlaneSecond (SFP)
Reticle TypeHC3 Quad BDC, illuminated center dot
Reticle Subtensions (at 8x)2, 8.5, 12.5 MOA (vertical axis)
IlluminationYes, CR2032 battery
Eye Relief1x: 88–104mm / 8x: 90–99mm
Field of View @ 100 yards1x: 105.8 ft / 8x: 13.2 ft
Overall Length10.6 inches (26.9 cm)
Weight21.3 oz (603.8 g)
ConstructionAircraft-grade aluminum
ColorBlack

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the EoTech Vudu 1-8x24mm suitable for competition and tactical shooting?

Yes. The wide 1-8x magnification range, fast illuminated reticle, and light weight make it well-suited to both disciplines. The second focal plane design and HC3 quad BDC subtensions give you ballistic reference points for faster shooting and hold calculations without breaking sight picture.

What battery does it use and how accessible is it?

The illuminated reticle runs on a CR2032 battery, which is a common coin-cell available at virtually any retailer. Battery replacement is straightforward and you'll have no trouble finding spares in the field.

What's the eye relief like, and will it work on a high-recoil rifle?

Eye relief ranges from 88–104mm at 1x magnification and 90–99mm at 8x, giving you a comfortable eye box and good forgiveness. That generous relief should work well on most centerfire rifles, though individual fit always depends on your specific setup and shooting style.

What's the difference between this second focal plane scope and a first focal plane model?

In a second focal plane (SFP) scope, the reticle subtensions are only accurate at maximum magnification (8x in this case). At lower powers, the reticle will appear larger relative to the target, but the BDC holds are designed to work at 8x. SFP scopes tend to have a cleaner, less busy reticle appearance at lower magnifications, which many shooters prefer for close-range work.