Trijicon Credo 1-6x24 30mm Rifle Scope, Matte Black, MRAD Segmented Circle (Green)

The Trijicon Credo 1-6x24 30mm rifle scope is a low-power variable optic built for shooters who need speed, clarity, and reliable performance across a range of light conditions. Whether you're running a 3-gun course, working at the range, or deploying in the field, this scope delivers the close-quarters versatility of 1x magnification paired with the reach of 6x—all without the bulk or weight penalties of larger optics. At 18.3 ounces, it won't drag down your rifle, and its first focal plane reticle ensures your holdovers stay true at any magnification.

The Credo's real strength lies in its reticle design and Bindon Aiming Concept (BAC) illumination. That glowing segmented circle in green draws your eye straight to the target, especially useful when both eyes are open and you're moving fast. The adjustable LED brightness adapts to sunlight, indoor shadows, or low-light work—with discrete "off" steps between each brightness level so you're never stuck between settings. Windage and elevation adjusters are crisp and tool-free, backed by a zero-stop mechanism that prevents drift from careless bumps or fast remounting.

Build quality here is military-spec: aircraft-grade aluminum housing, fully multi-coated glass for edge-to-edge clarity, and a rugged matte black finish that resists reflection and plays well with modern furniture. The repositionable magnification lever lets you dial the power ring from your natural shooting position—a small detail that matters when you're cycling through positions or swapping between platforms. Eye relief runs 3.5 to 3.9 inches, forgiving enough for most shooters and mounting configurations, and the diopter eyepiece adjusts to your prescription so you don't need glasses behind the scope.

Trijicon backs this scope with extras: bikini caps, a Scopecoat, a 3mm hex key, and a CR2032 battery. The wide 21.4-degree field of view at 1x gives you excellent situational awareness; at 6x, you're down to 3.58 degrees for precision work at distance.

Key Features

• 1-6x magnification with 24mm objective for lightweight, compact performance
• First focal plane reticle—holds true proportions and enables accurate holdovers at any magnification
• MRAD Segmented Circle reticle with green illumination and Bindon Aiming Concept for rapid target engagement
• LED illumination with user-selectable brightness and discrete "off" stops between levels
• Tool-free windage and elevation adjustments with locking zero-stop mechanism
• 30mm single-piece tube for durability and versatile mounting
• Repositionable magnification lever accommodates different shooting positions
• Fully multi-coated broadband glass for superior light transmission and edge-to-edge clarity
• Military-spec aircraft-grade aluminum housing, matte black finish
• Adjustable diopter eyepiece and extended eye relief (3.5–3.9 inches)
• Includes bikini caps, Scopecoat, hex key, and spare magnification knob

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

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

In a first focal plane scope like the Credo, the reticle sits in front of the magnification lens, so the reticle size scales with magnification. That means your holdover marks stay accurate regardless of which power you're using—crucial for fast shooting where you might not dial the magnification to the exact distance of your target. Second focal plane scopes have a fixed reticle that only works correctly at one specific magnification.

Will the Trijicon Credo work for both close-range and longer-distance hunting?

Yes. The 1x magnification is ideal for close-quarters and moving targets, while 6x brings distant game into sharp focus. The wide field of view at 1x keeps situational awareness high in thick cover, and the MRAD reticle with segmented holdovers makes ranging and holdover calculations straightforward across reasonable hunting distances.

Is this scope suitable for shooting in low light or at night?

The Credo's LED illumination with adjustable brightness helps in dim conditions, but it's not a night vision device. The green reticle and multiple brightness settings make it usable in dawn, dusk, and overcast daylight, but a dedicated night vision or thermal optic would be necessary for true low-light or night shooting.

What comes in the box?

The scope includes bikini caps, a Scopecoat, a 3mm hex key, a repositionable magnification knob with replacement screw, one CR2032 battery, a quick reference guide, a warranty card, and a vinyl logo sticker.