Tango6T 1-6×24 FFP LPVO FDE Cerakote Finish Gel Blaster Scope

The Tango6T gel blaster scope is a 1-6x FFP LPVO finished in Cerakote coating, with a first focal plane reticle that scales with magnification. It includes a red dot tube mount for fitting an RMR, SRO or Romeo-X red dot directly on the scope body for fast 1× engagements without losing your zoom-ready hold.

Description

• Light transmission and clarity are genuinely impressive for a replica, the glass is bright and sharp.
• The illuminated red dot stays clearly visible even on a sunny day.
• This is an FFP optic, so the reticle scales with magnification.
• It comes with a throw lever for quick and easy magnification changes.
• It comes with a red dot tube mount.
• As a SIG Tango 6T repro, the external details and overall build are well executed, and the optical performance actually matches the price point. Solid unit for what it is.

Specifications

• Magnification: 1–6×
• Focal Plane: FFP (First Focal Plane)
• Objective Lens Diameter: 24 mm
• Objective Outer Diameter: 30 mm
• Ocular Lens Diameter: 38 mm
• Main Tube Diameter: 30 mm
• Illumination Settings: 9 Daylight / 2 NV
• Overall Length (without covers): 25 cm
• Weight (with mount): 750 g
• Weight (scope only): 620 g
• Finish: FDE Cerakote
• Package Dimensions: 35 × 20 × 11 cm
• Package Weight: 1.2 kg

What’s in the Box

• Tango6T 1-6×24 FFP scope
• Scope mount
• Red dot tube mount (for RMR, SRO, Romeo-X red dot sight)
• Throw lever
• Honeycomb filter
• Flip covers
• Lens pen
• CR2032 battery
• Manual

FDE vs Black

Both colours share the same optic internals — same FFP reticle, same illumination, same mount footprint. They differ in only two ways:

• Coating: FDE uses a Cerakote coating; Black uses an anodised coating.
• Red dot tube mount: FDE includes a red dot tube mount; Black does not.

View the Tango 6T 1-6×24 FFP LVPO Black  →

Note

– To adjust the brightness, pull the illumination dial outward to unlock, rotate to the desired setting, and push it back in to lock.
– Because gel balls vary in size, weight, and consistency from shot to shot, a scope on a gel blaster can only serve as a general aiming reference — not a guarantee of precision.