Primary Arms LPVOs bring the ACSS reticle to low power variable optics — 1-6x, 1-8x and 1-10x scopes that go from true 1x speed to magnified precision in a single optic. The ACSS system puts ranging, holdover and wind holds into one reticle, which is why it has taken so well to Civilian Service Rifle and practical rifle here, where the distances are known and you have no time to dial. We stock the range across the SLx, GLx and PLx tiers, dispatched from UK stock.
Fitting one to a straight-pull? See straight-pull rifle optics and our guide to the best optics for a straight-pull AR. Compare with all LPVO rifle scopes and prism scopes, browse the wider Primary Arms range or the Primary Arms prism scopes, and add a 30 mm scope mount. On price, rifle scopes under £800 shows where the value sits. Everything ships from UK stock with no import fees.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between SLx, GLx and PLx?
SLx is the value tier, GLx steps up the glass and features, and PLx is the premium flagship line — all available with ACSS reticles, including the ACSS Nova fiber-wire pattern on several SLx and PLx models.
What is the ACSS reticle?
A reticle system that combines a ranging chevron or horseshoe with bullet-drop and wind holds calibrated to a given calibre, so you hold rather than dial. Our ACSS explainer goes through it in detail.
Is an LPVO suitable for Civilian Service Rifle?
A 1-6x or 1-8x covers the spread of distances involved, from 100 to 600 yards (90 to 550 m). Rules on sighting systems vary between matches, clubs and governing bodies, so check the conditions of the competition you intend to enter before you buy.
