Trijicon Credo 2-10x36 30mm Rifle Scope - Matte Black, MOA Precision Tree Red Reticle

The Trijicon Credo 2-10x36 30mm rifle scope brings purpose-built optics designed for hunters and shooters who demand clarity, speed, and reliability in the field. Built on decades of Trijicon's work with professional users, the Credo 2-10x36 delivers a versatile magnification range suited to everything from close-range hunting to extended-distance target work. The 2x to 10x magnification paired with a 36mm objective balances light gathering with a manageable field of view, while the 30mm tube provides a robust platform for windage and elevation adjustments.

What sets this scope apart is its laser-focused approach to real-world shooting. The MOA Precision Tree red reticle is engineered for quick ranging and holdover calculations without requiring a ballistics calculator—a real advantage when you need to make a shot before the moment passes. The illuminated reticle adapts to your environment: user-selectable LED brightness with discrete off positions lets you dial in the perfect aiming point whether you're hunting in low light or bright midday conditions. The matte black finish eliminates glare and pairs with fully multi-coated optics that maximize light transmission and edge-to-edge clarity.

The mechanical design reflects Trijicon's military-grade standards. Exposed windage and elevation adjusters work without tools, feature a zero stop for repeatable zeroing, and resist accidental drift. An easy-focus eyepiece diopter accommodates individual vision correction, and the repositionable magnification lever adjusts to your shooting position and rifle setup. The scope is ruggedized to withstand extreme conditions and built tough enough to handle recoil, temperature swings, and hard use in the field.

If you're building a rifle for hunting, long-range work, or precision shooting and want a scope that balances optical quality with real-world functionality, the Trijicon Credo 2-10x36 is worth your consideration.

Key Features

• 2-10x magnification with 36mm objective for versatile range capability
• MOA Precision Tree red reticle for fast ranging and holdover calculations
• User-selectable LED illumination with discrete off positions for any-light aiming
• 30mm tube diameter for maximum adjustment range
• Exposed windage and elevation adjusters with zero stop—no tools required
• Easy-focus eyepiece diopter for individual vision correction
• Repositionable magnification lever accommodates different shooting positions
• Fully multi-coated glass for superior light transmission and edge-to-edge clarity
• Matte black finish for glare reduction and professional appearance
• Ruggedized design tested to military standards for extreme-condition durability

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What magnification range is best for hunting and target shooting?

The 2-10x magnification strikes a balance for both close-range hunting and extended-range precision work. At 2x you get a wide field of view and fast target acquisition at shorter distances; at 10x you can accurately range targets and execute holdovers at distance. The 36mm objective ensures good light gathering across the entire magnification range.

How does the MOA Precision Tree reticle work for holdovers?

The MOA Precision Tree is designed to provide hash marks or reference points that let you hold over for elevation without dialing the turrets. This speeds up follow-up shots and ranging when you're working at multiple distances. For exact usage and specifics on the reticle design, consult Trijicon's documentation.

Can I use this scope in low-light hunting conditions?

Yes. The red illuminated reticle has user-selectable LED brightness with discrete off positions, so you can dial in the perfect brightness level for dawn, dusk, or low-light hunting without batteries draining or the reticle washing out in bright conditions.

What does the zero stop feature do?

The zero stop on the elevation adjuster lets you return to your original point-of-aim by feel—you'll reach a mechanical stop at zero. This is especially valuable in the field when you're making quick adjustments for distance and want to get back to your baseline without guessing or recounting clicks.