Trijicon Tenmile HX 5-25x50 30mm Rifle Scope - Satin Black, MOA Center Dot (Red), Side Focus

The Trijicon Tenmile HX 5-25x50 30mm rifle scope brings serious long-range optics to hunters and precision shooters who won't compromise on glass quality or durability. Built on a robust 30mm tube for added strength and adjustment range, this scope pairs a wide 5–25x magnification range with fully multi-coated broadband optics designed to deliver edge-to-edge clarity and true color reproduction in variable light. Whether you're glassing open country at first light or making precise shots in overcast conditions, the Tenmile HX is engineered to cut through glare and distortion so you see exactly what you're aiming at.

The MOA center dot reticle with red illumination gives you a confidence point that works in daylight and low light alike. User-selectable LED brightness settings let you dial the reticle to match your environment—and an "off" position between each setting prevents unwanted jump when powering on. The side focus eyepiece accommodates your individual vision prescription for crisp, distortion-free sight pictures, while a repositionable magnification lever adapts to different shooting positions and rifle setups without tools. Exposed elevation adjusters include a zero stop for repeatable, audible dialing—critical when you're hunting distance or working through wind and holdover shots.

Trijicon engineered this scope to military durability standards: all-weather sealing, tool-free crisp windage and elevation adjusters designed against accidental shift, and a sleek, low-profile design that won't snag on gear or brush. The 30mm tube also means you get more total adjustment travel than smaller offerings, keeping the reticle centered for most hunting and tactical applications. Whether you're pursuing elk across high country, dialing steel at 1000 yards, or glassing from a truck bed, the Tenmile HX handles the job with the clarity and reliability Trijicon is known for.

Key Features

• 5–25x magnification with 50mm objective for light transmission and situational awareness at any power
• 30mm tube construction for increased durability and elevation/windage adjustment range
• MOA center dot reticle with red illumination and user-selectable brightness (with "off" detent between settings)
• Side focus eyepiece diopter accommodates shooter's vision prescription
• Exposed elevation adjusters with zero stop for precise, repeatable dialing
• Fully multi-coated broadband anti-reflective glass for edge-to-edge clarity and minimal distortion
• Repositionable magnification lever for different shooting positions and rifle configurations
• Ruggedized design tested to military standards; all-weather sealed construction
• Tool-free, crisp windage and elevation adjusters engineered to prevent accidental shift
• Satin black finish with low-profile controls to prevent snagging

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What magnification range does the Tenmile HX 5-25x50 cover?

The scope ranges from 5x to 25x magnification, giving you flexibility from closer hunting situations to extended long-range work. The 50mm objective lens supports the full magnification range and maximizes light gathering, especially valuable in dawn, dusk, and overcast conditions.

Can I use this scope on different rifles?

Yes. The repositionable magnification lever allows you to adjust the control to suit your shooting position and rifle configuration without requiring tools, making it adaptable across multiple setups.

How does the red illuminated reticle work in low light?

The MOA center dot illumination features user-selectable brightness settings, so you can dial the reticle brightness up or down to match your environment. An "off" position between each brightness setting prevents unwanted power changes when you cycle the dial, and you can leave the illumination off entirely for daylight hunting.

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

The exposed elevation adjusters include a zero stop, which is a mechanical reference point at your rifle's sighting-in zero. Once you zero the scope, the zero stop lets you dial back to that known position with confidence, making it faster and more reliable to adjust for distance and come back to your original sight-in without losing track of your setting.