Vector Optics

Vector Optics – rifle scopes, red dot sights and binoculars

Vector Optics is a shooting optics manufacturer founded in 2007 and based in Shanghai, China. The range covers rifle scopes, LPVOs, red dot and prism sights, magnifiers, binoculars, spotting scopes and mounts for hunting and sport shooting, from affordable entry-level models to the top-of-the-line Continental series.

Browse by series: Continental (rifle scopes and LPVOs) · Tauron (long-range scopes) · Frenzy (pistol red dots) · Maverick (rifle red dots) · Paragon (prism sights).

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Vector Optics RUM Picatinny Riser

Picatinny riser mount

Vector Optics RUM Picatinny Riser is a cantilever riser mount for red dots and prism sights. It raises the sight and moves it forward , keeping your head in a natural position and making it easy to...

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Vector Optics VOD Low Dovetail Mount

Red dot sight mount

Vector Optics VOD Low Dovetail Mount is a low mount for attaching an enclosed red dot with a VOD footprint to an 11 mm dovetail rail . This type of rail is common on air rifles, rimfire rifles and...

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Vector Optics Power Ring Throw Lever

Larger adjustment lever

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Vector Optics – shooting optics since 2007

Vector Optics is a shooting optics manufacturer founded in 2007 and based in Shanghai, China. The company designs and makes rifle scopes, red dot sights, prism sights, binoculars, spotting scopes and mounts for hunting and sport shooting.

The range runs from affordable entry-level series to the top-of-the-line Continental series. Vector Optics is known for offering a lot for the price, such as ED glass, FFP reticles and competition-ready turrets.

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Founded

2007

Headquarters

Shanghai, China

Top series

Continental

Range

Scopes, red dots, binoculars, mounts

Choose by use

What do you need optics for?

The Vector Optics range is wide, so start with your firearm and your discipline.

Hunting

SFP hunting scopes for stand hunting and driven hunts, LPVOs for fast shots at moving game and ED binoculars for spotting game.

Continental x6 Continental x8 Binoculars

Precision and competition

FFP scopes with MIL or MOA turrets for PRS, high-magnification competition models for Field Target and benchrest, and spotting scopes for checking hits.

Continental FFP Tauron Spotting scopes

Pistol and dynamic shooting

Pistol red dots, rifle red dots and prism sights for AR platforms and PCCs, and 1–10x LPVOs for practical rifle shooting.

Frenzy Maverick Paragon Continental x10

Series

The Vector Optics range at a glance

Rifle scope

Continental x6

From hunting to precision shooting: SFP hunting scopes and FFP models for PRS. 6x zoom ratio.

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Rifle scope

Continental x8

Scopes with ED glass and an 8x zoom ratio, including 6-48x56 competition models for Field Target and benchrest.

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LPVO

Continental x10

1–10x LPVOs: red dot speed up close and ten times magnification at distance. For driven hunts and dynamic shooting.

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Rifle scope

Tauron

Vector Optics' premium series. The 5–50x60 ED model is built for long-range precision shooting.

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Red dot

Frenzy

Red dots for pistol slides and light firearms. Open and enclosed models, red and green dots and multi-reticle options.

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Red dot

Maverick and Scrapper

Tube red dots for rifles and AR platforms. An affordable way to fast target acquisition.

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Prism sight

Paragon

A compact 1x prism sight with an etched reticle, plus the 3x Paragon magnifier. The reticle stays visible without illumination.

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Binoculars and spotting scopes

Continental ED

ED glass binoculars from 8x42 to 15x56, plus 12–40x60 and 20–60x80 spotting scopes for game and hit observation.

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Buyer's guide

What does the model name tell you?

Vector Optics product names are long, but they tell you what matters. For example, Continental x6 3-18x50 Fiber HD SFP is a Continental series scope with a 6x zoom ratio, 3–18x magnification, a 50 mm objective, a Fiber reticle, HD glass and the reticle in the second focal plane.

x6 / x8 / x10

Zoom ratio: the highest magnification is 6, 8 or 10 times the lowest.

SFP

Second focal plane. The reticle stays the same size when you change magnification.

FFP

First focal plane. The reticle subtensions are correct at every magnification.

MIL / MOA

Unit of the turrets and reticle. Use the same unit as your rangefinder and ballistics app.

HD / ED

Lens glass. ED (extra-low dispersion) glass reduces colour fringing and improves sharpness.

Fiber, G4, MBR, VCT

Reticle name. Hunting reticles are simple, competition reticles have dense holdover marks.

1x / 3x

Red dots and prism sights are 1x. A 3x magnifier behind a red dot adds magnification for longer shots.

Tip

For hunting, an SFP scope is usually the best choice: the reticle stays clear at every magnification. FFP suits you if you use the reticle for holdovers at any magnification.

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Vector Optics from Ruoto's experts

We help you choose the right optic, mounts and accessories for your firearm and discipline.

Mounts and rings

X-Accu mounts for 30 and 34 mm tubes, risers and red dot mounts. Ask us for help choosing the right mounting height.

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Accessories

Metal flip-up lens covers, Continental side wheels and throw levers for a complete optics setup.

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FAQ

Questions about Vector Optics

Where does Vector Optics come from?

Vector Optics is a Chinese optics manufacturer founded in 2007 and based in Shanghai.

What is the difference between Continental x6, x8 and x10?

The number is the zoom ratio, meaning how many times higher the top magnification is than the lowest. Continental x6 scopes are for example 2-12x or 3-18x, x8 models 2-16x or 3-24x and x10 models 1-10x. A higher ratio gives a wider range of use, but the scope is usually also more expensive.

Should I choose an FFP or SFP scope for hunting?

For most hunters SFP is easier: the reticle stays the same size and clear even at low magnification in poor light. FFP suits you if you shoot long distances and use the reticle for corrections at different magnifications.

Will a Frenzy red dot fit my pistol?

It depends on the mounting footprint of your pistol slide. Check your pistol's footprint and the red dot's product details before buying.

Compiled by Ruoto · Updated November 2026 · Source: Vector Optics / vectoroptics.com