Tony Grist
HOUSTON, TEXAS — The Primary Arms SLx 1-6x24mm SFP Rifle Scope with ACSS NOVA Reticle has been recognized as the Industry Choice Awards (ICA) 2024 Scope of the Year. This accolade, awarded by a panel known for its stringent evaluation criteria, underscores the scope’s balanced design, reliability, and value—a combination that outperformed many of its higher-priced counterparts in this year’s competition.
The SLx 1-6x24mm, now in its fourth generation, features a fully upgraded optical system, offering users enhanced image clarity and consistent performance in various conditions. It’s lightweight, compact, and incorporates many technologies found on premium LPVOs, including the fiber optic-powered ACSS NOVA, an advanced reticle that delivers Red Dot Bright® illumination for split-second target acquisition in close-quarters. These features helped the SLx 1-6×24 SFP Rifle Scope win this year’s Industry Choice Awards (ICA) ‘Scope of the Year’, recognizing its performance in extensive real-world testing.
Established to recognize excellence in product development, the ICA gathers a diverse panel of experts, including gunsmiths, competitive shooters, instructors, and industry professionals, to rigorously evaluate entries across various categories. Products are judged not just on technical specifications but also on real-world performance, durability, and user satisfaction. The comprehensive testing process includes hands-on trials in different conditions, allowing the ICA to identify products that truly excel in both design and functionality.
“Recognition from the ICA is particularly meaningful because it reflects the views of both industry professionals and end-users. The SLx 1-6x24mm’s performance in the field speaks volumes about our team’s dedication to creating optics that deliver the best performance for their value,” said Stephen Morgan, Director of Product Marketing at Primary Arms Optics.
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