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Fixed Magnification Riflescopes
Riflescope Walther 4 x 32 Compact
Riflescope Gamo 4 x 32 WR
Riflescope Walther 6 x 42
Riflescope Gamo 4 x 20 TV WA - N
Riflescope Walther 4 x 32 GA
Riflescope Nikko Stirling MountMast 4 x 32 with mounting Half Mil Dot
Riflescope Nikko Stirling Monmaster Illuminated 4 x 32 AON
Riflescope Nikko Stirling MountMast 6 x 40 AO
Riflescope Nikko Stirling MountMast 4 x 32 AO
Riflescope JS-Tactical 4 x 20
Riflescope Nikko Stirling MountMast 6 x 40 with assembly Half Mil Dot
Riflescope Nikko Stirling MountMast 4 x 40 with assembly Half Mil Dot without parallax
Riflescope Nikko Stirling MountMast 4 x 32 AO
Riflescope Nikko Stirling MountMast 4 x 32 with mounting Half Mil Dot
Riflescope Nikko Stirling MountMast 4 x 40 AO
Riflescope Nikko Stirling MountMast 6 x 40 AO
Riflescope Nikko Stirling MountMast 6 x 40 with assembly Half Mil Dot
Riflescope Nikko Stirling 4 x 32 Compact Silver Croun with assembly
Riflescope Nikko Stirling Monmaster Illuminated 4 x 32 AON
Riflescope Nikko Stirling MountMast 4 x 40 with assembly Half Mil Dot without parallax
FIXED MAGNIFICATION RIFLE SCOPES
Fixed magnification rifle scopes (i.e. with fixed power) have a permanently set magnification level that cannot be changed during shooting. This means the scope does not include a ZOOM function and the target image cannot be manually zoomed in or out.
Their main advantage is a simpler construction, which results in higher reliability, a stable image, and a more affordable price. For this reason, fixed magnification scopes are especially popular among recreational shooters, air rifle owners, and users of rimfire firearms.
How to read fixed magnification markings
- 4× → the scope has fixed 4x magnification
- 6× → the scope has fixed 6x magnification
Unlike variable magnification rifle scopes (e.g. 4–12×), where the magnification range can be manually adjusted, a fixed magnification scope always operates at one constant power, optimised for a specific shooting distance.
HOW TO CHOOSE THE RIGHT FIXED MAGNIFICATION RIFLE SCOPE?
Choosing the right fixed magnification depends on the shooting distance. For short-range shooting, lower magnification is recommended (e.g. 2x, double magnification). For medium distances (e.g. 50 to 100 m), parameters such as 6x (six-times magnification) are ideal. Higher magnification is suitable for very long distances. As a rule, the lower the magnification, the wider the field of view and the better the light transmission. Conversely, higher magnification means a narrower field of view and lower light transmission.
Proven rifle scope brands
We offer fixed magnification rifle scopes from trusted brands such as GAMO, JS-Tactical, Nikko Stirling, Umarex, Walther, Valiant and others, mainly suitable for lower-calibre firearms with lower projectile energy, such as air guns and rimfire firearms.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is fixed magnification in a rifle scope?
If a rifle scope has fixed (non-variable) magnification instead of variable magnification (ZOOM), the image magnification cannot be manually adjusted. The magnification remains constant.
Which fixed magnification scope is most commonly used for shooting up to 50 m?
The most commonly used scope is 4×32, which is very popular especially on air rifles and rimfire rifles.
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