Primary Arms Optics recently announced the release of two new optics, the GLx 2X Prism scopes. The new 2X Prism optics feature CQB-M5 reticles calibrated for either 5.56- or 7.62-class rifles.

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Primary Arms GLx 2X Prism Scopes

The GLx 2x Prism stands as a completely original design. It offers a lightweight, low-magnification prism for close-to-medium range engagements. Weighing only 11 ounces, the 2X Prism features a massive eyebox and daylight illumination with AutoLive technology. Meanwhile, subtle magnification provides greater visibility at range, according to Primary Arms.

The etched reticle and diopter adjustment make this optic suitable for those with astigmatisms. The mini-ACOG mounting interface guarantees compatibility with most rifles. For precision shooting, the optic comes equipped with the ACSS CQB-M5 reticle. Reticles come with either 5.56/5.45/.308 or 7.62×39/.300 BLK variants. The GLx 2x Prism retails for $369.99.

If wanting to go a bit farther in range, the GLx 2.5-10×44 ACSS Raptor M2 and 4-16×50 MIL DOT deliver the goods. Each features a new reticle configuration for existing GLx bodies. The 2.5-10 serves as a general interest scope, balancing low weight with a larger 44mm objective lens. The lens delivers better light transmission over small optics. Meanwhile, a forgiving eyebox and bright illumination maintain the speed favored in carbine use. The ACSS Raptor M2 reticle pairs well. It brings a versatile toolset into a compact, intuitive horseshoe design. The GLx 2.5-10×44 retails for $649.99.

To go even longer, the 4-16×60 now comes in a traditional MIL DOT reticle configuration, perfect for engaging targets at long range. The first focal plane scope features an enhanced turret design with steel adjustment rings. The design helps ensure tracking accuracy, according to Primary Arms. The 4-16×60 retails for $699.99.

For more information, visit primaryarms.com.