Meopta MeoPro Optika 6 3-18×50 FFP RD MRAD1

The Meopta MeoPro Optika 3-18 steps into first focal plane territory for shooters who dial their shots and want their holds to stay true at every power. This is the Optika6 3-18×50 FFP RD MRAD1, a scope designed with both hunters and precision shooters in mind. A 30mm tube, a zero stop turret, and a 50mm objective make it a serious tool. If you hold or dial for distance, this optic keeps your reticle honest.

What the Meopta MeoPro Optika 3-18 is and who it is for

This scope is for shooters who want repeatable dialing and a reticle that scales with magnification. Meopta put a first focal plane reticle up front, so your subtensions stay accurate whether you are on 3x or 18x.

The exposed, locking elevation turret with a zero stop gives you a definite return-to-zero point no matter what distance you have dialed. The capped windage keeps that adjustment protected in the field. Hunters who reach out and target shooters who count clicks will both feel right at home behind it.

Key features of the Meopta MeoPro Optika 3-18

• First focal plane reticle keeps holdovers accurate at every magnification.
• Zero stop elevation turret for a reliable, repeatable return to zero.
• Exposed, locking elevation with protective capped windage.
• 0.25 MOA clicks for non-MIL reticles and 0.1 Milrad clicks for MIL reticles.
• 30mm main tube for added strength and adjustment travel.
• 50mm objective for strong low-light performance.

Specifications woven together

The Optika6 runs a 3 to 18x magnification range on a robust 30mm main tube, paired with a 50mm objective that gathers light when the sun is low. The focal plane sits in the first position, so the MRAD1 reticle grows and shrinks with the image and stays true for ranging and holds.

Standard click value is 0.25 MOA for non-MIL reticles, while the MIL-based reticles move in 0.1 Milradian increments per click. That gives you fine, deliberate control over both elevation and windage. The locking elevation and zero stop mean you can dial with confidence and always find home.

Setup, care, and compatibility

The 30mm tube calls for matching 30mm rings, ideally on a solid one-piece mount for a precision rifle. Set your zero, engage the zero stop, and confirm your dials on paper before you trust them in the field. Grab rings and a rail to match from our optics collection.

Keep the turret caps and covers in place during transport, and clean the glass only with a soft cloth. Confirm zero after any hard knocks or long travel to stay honest downrange.

In the field

First focal plane optics shine when the shooting gets serious. Because the reticle scales with the image, your holds and any ranging references stay true whether you are on 3x or 18x. That means you can hold for wind and drop at any magnification without doing math in your head.

The zero stop is the feature you will come to rely on most. Dial up for a long shot, take it, then spin back down and feel the turret stop dead at your zero. There is no counting revolutions and no second-guessing under pressure.

Add the 30mm tube for extra elevation travel and the 50mm objective for low-light reach, and you have a scope that handles both a demanding hunt and a day on the precision range. It is a lot of capability packed into a fair price. Spend a range session confirming your dope at several distances, and you will build the trust that makes long shots feel routine. Once you know the turret returns to zero every time, you can dial with total confidence in the field.

For the shooter who wants FFP precision at a fair price, the Meopta MeoPro Optika 3-18 delivers a lot of capability. Ships direct to your door, no FFL required.