
RIFLESCOPE
PRECISION ED 1–6×24
1–6×24 · FFP IR · 30 mm tube
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ED stands for extra-low dispersion glass. It is used to reduce chromatic aberration, which can appear as coloured fringes around high-contrast detail. Explore KECK riflescopes specifically listed with ED glass.
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RIFLESCOPE
1–6×24 · FFP IR · 30 mm tube
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1–6×24 · SFP IR · 30 mm tube
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1–8×24 · FFP IR · 30 mm tube
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1–8×24 · SFP IR · 30 mm tube
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1–10×28 · FFP IR · 34 mm tube
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1–10×26 · FFP IR · 34 mm tube
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1–10×24 · FFP IR · 34 mm tube
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1–10×26 · SFP IR · 34 mm tube
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2–10×32 · FFP IR · 30 mm tube
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7–42×56 · IR · 34 mm tube
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4.5–27×56 · IR · 34 mm tube
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RIFLESCOPE
4.5–27×56 · SFP IR · 34 mm tube
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An ED designation describes glass selection. It does not by itself establish resolution, low-light performance, light transmission or mechanical adjustment quality. Compare the complete optical design and published specifications.
Check magnification, objective diameter, focal plane and tube size alongside the ED designation. Product-series wording such as HD is not a substitute for a confirmed ED-glass specification.