BARNEVELD, Wis. – Born from the standards of elite military units, the AMG® 1-10×24 delivers high-power magnification and optical clarity to compact, short-barreled carbines — leaving rail space for thermal attachments, lasers, offset red dots, and backup irons.
British SAS, Royal Marines, and U.S. SOCOM units set the baseline for zero retention, optical performance, and extended operational durability. Over years of testing, Vortex® engineers pushed the AMG® 1-10×24 against those standards until it exceeded every requirement.
The result is the most advanced optical and mechanical system Vortex has engineered in an LPVO.
“The project started when the UK Ministry of Defense asked for an optic that didn’t exist and nobody else would make,” says Andy Haffemann, Vortex Advanced Design Manager. “Over years of iterations, failed prototypes — hundreds of lenses turned to dust through recoil testing — we refined every detail through connections at UK Ministry of Defense and U.S. Special Operations Command until it met their combined expectations.”
Vortex AMG 1-10×24 FFP Riflescope
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CLASS LEADING HD OPTICAL SYSTEM – Stunning resolution and exceptionally wide field of view.
TOOLLESS TURRETS – Fast, tool-free zero with reliable return and micro adjustment.
DUAL ZERO TURRETS – Switch zeros for suppressed, unsuppressed, super or subsonic, light or heavyweight loads.
LIGHTWEIGHT, COMPACT BUILD – Just 8.4″ and 18.8 ounces, fits short-barreled carbines and frees up the rail for attachments.
LOCKING FAST-FOCUS DIOPTER (PATENTED) – Locks tight to keep your reticle sharp.
LOCKING ILLUMINATION DIAL – Aggressively knurled for control. Lock prevents shifts from snags and transport.
INTEGRATED THROW LEVER (PATENTED) – 120° throw for faster transitions, low profile to avoid snags.
MADE IN U.S.A. WITH U.S. AND GLOBAL PARTS – Engineered, machined, and assembled in the USA. Held to micron level tolerances.
Inside, the glass-etched, Illuminated EBR-9 MRAD reticle reflects the same mindset. Designed for tactical and combat shooters, it runs fast up close and precise past 1,000 yards. The grid stays clean for quick corrections, and the ranging marks make distance calls simple: 3, 4, 5, and 6 correspond to hundreds of yards and shoulder-width targets at each range.
Each AMG® riflescope is hand-assembled and inspected in Barneveld, Wisconsin — one at a time — and ships with the new Defender® Flip Cap O-24L, designed specifically for 34mm LPVOs. A small detail, but that’s the point and the discipline that defines the AMG® line: mastery lives in the details. For a detailed list of technical specifications, frequently asked questions, and high-resolution images, check out the Vortex® New Product Portal.
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$6,400 is ridiculous, especially for a scope that is marketed for SBR use. There is a point in which diminishing returns outweigh any real benefit. Schmidt & Bender used to be the crazy expensive LPVO and long range glass, hovering around $3k-5k for glass. This costs a CZ Shadow 2 more! The article said that they ran the competitor scopes till they turned into dust. NightForce, Schmidt & Bender, Kahles, EoTech turned into dust? I just don’t see it happening. I can’t imagine any legitimate commercial/civilian use aside from the few who can afford crazy range toys. I am sure… Read more »
StLPro2A
26 days ago
Bu…bu…but MAP is only $3999…..and, don’t forget the critical ,99 cents, proving once again….a fool and their money are soon parted. If my tax dollars aren’t buying several for me personally, it’s a HARD pass. Way past busting down doors’n’clearing structures, and that 1-10x anin’t my choice for a place optic…as in own the whole damn county place. Believe I’ll squander my money on other lack of adult supervision frivolous nonsense.
Get Out
25 days ago
I use Simmons scopes for my rifles, shotguns and pistols and use a Simmons spotting scope on the range. I’ve had no problems with their optics and they’re a lot cheaper too.
linkman
25 days ago
It’s .1% better than a $500 scope for only 10x the price.
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$6,400 is ridiculous, especially for a scope that is marketed for SBR use. There is a point in which diminishing returns outweigh any real benefit. Schmidt & Bender used to be the crazy expensive LPVO and long range glass, hovering around $3k-5k for glass. This costs a CZ Shadow 2 more! The article said that they ran the competitor scopes till they turned into dust. NightForce, Schmidt & Bender, Kahles, EoTech turned into dust? I just don’t see it happening. I can’t imagine any legitimate commercial/civilian use aside from the few who can afford crazy range toys. I am sure… Read more »
Bu…bu…but MAP is only $3999…..and, don’t forget the critical ,99 cents, proving once again….a fool and their money are soon parted. If my tax dollars aren’t buying several for me personally, it’s a HARD pass. Way past busting down doors’n’clearing structures, and that 1-10x anin’t my choice for a place optic…as in own the whole damn county place. Believe I’ll squander my money on other lack of adult supervision frivolous nonsense.
I use Simmons scopes for my rifles, shotguns and pistols and use a Simmons spotting scope on the range. I’ve had no problems with their optics and they’re a lot cheaper too.
It’s .1% better than a $500 scope for only 10x the price.