Monstrum Hornet 6-24x50 FFP Rifle Scope
- 6-24x50 scope, throw lever for zoom changes
- First focal plane X-Tree reticle, MOA or MIL versions
- 6 illumination levels, CR2032 battery included
- 1/8 MOA per click windage and elevation
- Zero stop on the elevation turret
- 30mm high profile rings with bubble level included
- Lifetime warranty
Updated 5 days ago · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A first focal plane variable scope that ships with rings, sunshade and lens covers, so it mounts and goes. Weight, eye relief and field of view are not listed, which makes rifle balance hard to judge.
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ASIN: B0CQD8WK8FModel: Hornet 6-24x50 FFPCategory: Rifle Scopes
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Overview
Dialing a long shot with the Monstrum Hornet uses a first focal plane X-Tree reticle that scales with magnification, so holdover marks stay true at any zoom. A zero stop on the elevation turret returns to zero, and a side dial sets parallax.
Shooters get a complete kit in one box, with high profile rings that carry a bubble level, a sunshade and lens covers alongside the scope. The listing leaves out scope weight, eye relief and field of view, all of which matter for mounting and fast target pickup.
Who it's for
Mid and long range shooters who use reticle holdovers and want mounting gear included will find the kit complete. People who want a light scope for a carry rifle should look for one with a listed weight.
Pros and cons
- First focal plane reticle scales with zoom
- Zero stop on elevation turret
- Rings with bubble level included
- Detachable sunshade and lens covers included
- Scope weight not listed
- Eye relief and field of view missing
- Reticle tiny at the low end of zoom
Performance notes
Accuracy at distance depends on how well the turrets track and return, which the zero stop and fine click value support. Because the reticle lives in the first focal plane, its subtensions hold at every magnification, but it looks small at low power. Glass clarity and parallax setting govern how sharp the target looks at full zoom.
Specifications
| Brand | Monstrum |
|---|---|
| Model | Hornet 6-24x50 FFP |
| Dimensions & fit | |
| Tube diameter | 30mm rings |
| Included components | |
| Included Components | Hornet FFP scope, 1 CR2032 battery, 30mm high profile rings with bubble level, aluminum sunshade, bikini lens covers |
| Warranty & support | |
| Warranty Description | Lifetime Warranty |
| Other details | |
| Magnification Minimum | 6x |
| Magnification Maximum | 24x |
| Reticle Type | X-Tree, MOA or MIL versions |
| Click value | 1/8 MOA per click |
| Focal plane | First focal plane |
| Illumination | 6 levels |
| Weatherproofing | Sealed, nitrogen charged tube |
Frequently asked questions
Is the Monstrum Hornet reticle MOA or MIL?
The X-Tree reticle is available in MOA or MIL versions. This listing shows the X-Tree MOA reticle.
How does the zero stop work on the Monstrum Hornet?
Set the zero stop at your chosen elevation setting, and the turret will return to that zero at any time.
Does the Monstrum Hornet need a battery?
Yes, for the illuminated reticle with 6 levels. One CR2032 battery is included.