Reviews & Ratings for Element Optics Titan 5-25x56mm 34mm Tube First Focal Plane Tube Rifle Scope — 25 reviews — Page 1

This scope seems to be very well made. I mounted it on a 20 MOA rail with the Element Accu-Lite medium rings. So far I've only used it at 100 yds but it's very clear and I like the reticule very much. The zero stop and setting the turrets to zero are probably the best I've ever seen. It is very heavy but I'm using it on a target rifle so it's not a problem.

This scope is so nice and well built I bought 2. I have one on an FX Impact airgun and another on a 22LR setup for NRL22 and they work perfect for any application with dialing, holdovers, or precision shooting.

This review is for the 5-25x56mm FFP Titan with the MRAD 2D reticle (the Christmas Tree Ret). This is an unbelievable value, especially at the Black Friday sale price I purchased it. Yes, it is a little heavy (39 ounces, due to the 17 lenses inside of it) but my shooting is bipod- and tripod-based so the added weight is less significant to me.
PROs:
* The Glass is GREAT (ED Glass)
* The Reticle is FULLY illuminated. It is more than eye candy, it is functional/usable. I love this Ret! I could not ask for more on this on.
* All controls are knurled and stiff to prevent slippage during high recoil sessions
* The Turrets do not *seem* mushy to me. I've only used mine for a week and they both feel crisp. I watched four reviews on this scope before I bought it so I was prepared for whatever "mushy" means but to me, it feels GREAT!
* Comes with Bikini covers, polishing cloth and scope caps. All work well.
CONS:
* The weight is 39 ounces. That is over 2lbs. If the mission is trekking through the woods for hunting over miles, I'd gladly pay twice as much for the Nexus which simplifies the Ret AND (more importantly) sheds the weight (due to the 17 lenses in the Titan) in an even lighter and smaller package. For mostly target shooting, I think the Titan is the better buy of the two.
* The Eye Relief (I don't know the proper terminology for this) is something like 3.25 to 3.75 but it feels more like 0.25 inches and side to side is worse. For the money I paid, I'm as hap...
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My brother has had the MRAD version on his .338 Lapua since July 2020, never had any issues with it. So I purchased an MOA one for my 7prc, couldn’t be more pleased! turret clicks are super crisp and the clarity is amazing! Another winner from Element!

Great product,Great price. I would suggest this for anyone who likes a value. Very clear.

I have not mounted this one yet but I own 3 others different ones (2) of 3-18x50 and (1) 2-16x50 the turrets are very Audible And crisp sound and have locking turret.
Amazing glass clarity.
And and a lifetime warranty. What more can you ask for.

The turrets did not have any play and returned to zero. The glass was clear. Did not have any problems with the sight picture when I increased magnification. I did have a problem removing the illumination cap. The cap was very tight. I wrapped my thumb and forefinger on both hands with elastic tape for better grip. After several tries, the cap started to turn and I was able to take it off. I did notice the threads were gritty so I used q-tips to clean the threads on the cap and turret. Now the cap goes on and off much easier. Make sure you only hand tight the cap.

I was not sure weather to go for the helix or the titan, but after I a few trips to the shop where I tried both scopes i was not in doubt any more, the titan is really a great step up over the helix. So if u have the extra money to spend at a higher tier scope I would go for this scop.

I bought the scope after seeing how many people are using it and decided to give it a try. I currently have several scopes that are $1000+ scopes and some Arken scopes. This definitely in my opinion are better than the Arken scopes as far as glass quality Andy smoothness. and are also much better than anything vortex when it comes to anything in this price point. I definitely would recommend the scope. Everything is super smooth even in the cold, the Turrets are my only gripe. They are mushy and I’ve had cheaper scopes have better Turrets. Glass quality is definitely on par with my $1000 scopes and I have use the scope for a quite sometime now and I am not afraid to use it hard. The zero stop that it comes with is my preferred style. I like it so much I bought another one. I do believe this is an all-around great scope for the price. The only other scope I could compare to this one that I like just as much would be the vortex PST’s GEN two

I’ve used it on every thing from an impact to and epoch and was easy to resight after each switch. Used it for prs and will the starting magnification it was easy aquire each new target. I would buy it again no question.