Aquilifer 4X32 SFP Optics Rifle Scope

Fixed power scopes like the 4x32 offer several advantages over variable scopes: they are simpler with fewer moving parts, more mechanically reliable, lighter in weight at just 295g, and typically provide a clearer sight picture since the optics are optimized for a single magnification. The 4x magnification is a proven, versatile power level — wide enough for close brush shots and precise enough for small game and plinking out to 150–200 yards. It is an ideal choice for beginners, .22 rifles, and hunters who want dependable, zero-fuss optics.

The 4x32 features a duplex-style SFP reticle with red and green illumination across 11 brightness levels. The duplex design — thick outer posts leading to a fine center crosshair — naturally draws the eye to the aiming point for fast target acquisition. Illumination is powered by a CR2032 battery (included), helping the reticle stand out against dark backgrounds in dim hunting conditions. The etched reticle remains visible without power.

At 4x magnification, the 4x32 delivers a 33.7 ft field of view at 100 yards — wide enough for quick target acquisition on moving game in brush or timber. Eye relief is 75–100mm, providing comfortable viewing distance and protection against recoil on rimfire and low-recoil centerfire rifles. The fast-focus diopter allows quick reticle clarity adjustment to suit individual eyesight.

The 4x32 uses a 25.4mm (1 inch) main tube — the most common standard for hunting and rimfire scopes — and comes with scope rings included in the box, along with an Allen wrench for mounting. It fits any rifle with a Picatinny, Weaver, or 3/8-inch dovetail rail adapter. It is especially well-suited for .22 LR, .17 HMR, air rifles, rimfire platforms, and light centerfire rifles used for small game and varmint hunting.

The 4x32 offers an impressive 119 MOA total adjustment range for both elevation and windage — far more than most entry-level scopes — giving plenty of room to zero at various distances or compensate for significant bullet drop. Turrets use 1/4 MOA per click adjustments with clear indexing and tactile clicks. The capped, zero-resettable design protects turrets from accidental movement during transport and field use.