SIG TANGO MSR 1-6X24 SFP NO MNT BLK

Description

The Sig Sauer Tango MSR is a low-power variable optic built around AR-pattern rifle use, particularly for shooters who move between close-quarters and intermediate-range work. The 1-6x magnification range means the bottom end of the zoom is a true 1x, letting you shoot with both eyes open at short distances, while the top end provides enough magnification for measured shots at several hundred yards — a balance that suits carbine competitions, patrol rifles, and general-purpose range use equally well.

The scope is built on a second focal plane layout, which has a practical consequence worth understanding: the F6-Hellfire reticle’s subtensions are calibrated at a specific magnification setting. At lower power, the reticle appears smaller relative to your target, so any holdover marks or ranging references are only accurate when you’re dialed to the magnification at which they were designed. For shooters who use 6x as their primary ranging and holdover setting, this isn’t a limitation — it’s the expected behavior of an SFP design, and it keeps the reticle from obscuring a target at 1x the way a first focal plane reticle might.

The Hellfire reticle itself includes illumination, giving you a lit center reference against low-contrast backgrounds or in low light. This is particularly useful at 1x, where the illuminated element functions similarly to a red dot for rapid target acquisition. The 24mm objective keeps the overall profile compact and the mounting height practical on a flat-top upper without requiring unusually tall rings. This scope ships without a mount, so factor ring or mount selection into your build — a 30mm tube diameter is what you’re fitting to.