Firefield FF13070K Rifle Scope Review
Our verdict
The Firefield FF13070K is a 1-6x24mm scope with a circle dot reticle and a cantilever mount included, priced at $143.98. A 4.5 rating from 900 reviews makes it one of the most thoroughly evaluated scopes in its price bracket.
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Buyers wanting a true 1x to 6x variable for close to mid-range use, particularly on modern sporting rifles where a wide field of view at 1x matters.
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You need magnification beyond 6x, or you want a first focal plane reticle where holdover marks stay calibrated across all power settings.
- Magnification 6-6.0X
- Objective lens 24 Mm
- Field of view 34
- Reticle Circle Dot
- Mount Cantilever Mount
- Color 1-6X24
- Priced 77% below the category median ($625.24 across 94 tracked models)
Our scorecard
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Owner rating4.5/5
4.5 average across 900 owner ratings
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Popularity4.9/5
900 owner reviews, more than most models here
The overall score is owner satisfaction weighted by how many reviews back it, so a high rating from few reviews counts for less. The bars below show where this model stands against the other optics: binoculars, telescopes, spotting scopes, rifle and hunting scopes, rangefinders, night vision and monoculars we track in this category on price, popularity and size. Context, not marks against it, and our read of the data, not a lab test.
Overview
['The Firefield FF13070K runs 1-6x magnification on a 24mm objective lens. At 1x it functions as a non-magnified red dot style sight for close work, and at 6x it covers most practical hunting and short-range precision distances. The 24mm objective is compact and keeps the overall tube diameter manageable for low-mount setups.', 'The circle dot reticle is a fast-acquisition design common on low-power variable scopes. At 1x, the circle helps frame targets quickly; at higher magnification, the dot provides a precise aiming reference. The cantilever mount is included with the kit, which puts this package a step ahead of bare-scope competitors at the same price.', 'With 900 reviews averaging 4.5, this is among the most buyer-validated scopes in the sub-$150 category. The large sample provides real statistical confidence that buyers across varied applications are finding it satisfactory. Price, reticle design, and kit packaging make it competitive in the 1-6x segment.']
Pros
- 900 reviews at 4.5 average is unusually strong buyer validation for this price
- True 1x low end for unobstructed close-range use
- Circle dot reticle is fast at 1x and precise at 6x
- Cantilever mount included in the kit
- Compact 24mm objective keeps the scope lightweight
Cons
- 6x maximum limits reach compared to higher-power options
- 24mm objective restricts light gathering in low-light conditions
- Second focal plane reticle means subtensions only calibrated at one power setting
Specifications
| Magnification | 6-6.0X |
|---|---|
| Objective lens | 24 Mm |
| Field of view | 34 |
| Reticle | Circle Dot |
| Mount | Cantilever Mount |
| Color | 1-6X24 |
| Dimensions | 10.5 X 3.25 X 2.25 In |
| Weight | 16.0 lb |
Performance notes
At 1x magnification on a 24mm objective, this scope functions like a red dot for target acquisition speed. At 6x, the 24mm tube delivers a 4mm exit pupil in good light. Field of view at 1x is listed at 34 feet, which is wide enough for rapid target transitions. The circle dot reticle is a second focal plane design, so the circle size appears fixed as you zoom, which is standard practice on low-power variables in this price class. Magnification reads as 6-6.0x in the source data, which reflects the 6x upper limit of this scope.
What buyers say
Nine hundred reviews with a 4.5 average represents genuine market consensus. Buyers across a wide range of applications have consistently rated this scope positively. For a sub-$150 optic with a mount included, the satisfaction level is notably high compared to similar products in this price band.
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Frequently asked questions
Does the Firefield FF13070K work as a true 1x optic?
The scope is rated at 1-6x, meaning the low end approaches 1x magnification where the image appears close to natural size. For a scope to work well at 1x, both eyes open, it needs to be close to true 1x, which is what this design targets. The circle dot reticle is well suited to this use case, providing fast target framing without magnification distortion.
Is the cantilever mount compatible with a standard Picatinny rail?
Cantilever mounts for this style of scope are typically designed for standard Picatinny and Weaver rails. The mount positions the scope forward to achieve proper eye relief for a low-power variable on a semi-automatic platform. Confirm the rail width on your specific firearm before assuming fitment, as some platforms use proprietary rail dimensions.
What is the difference between circle dot and mil-dot reticles?
A circle dot reticle uses a circle around a central dot to help frame the target quickly, which is ideal for 1x to low-magnification use where speed matters. A mil-dot reticle uses a series of dots along the crosshair for distance estimation and windage hold-overs, which is designed for precision work at higher magnification. The circle dot is the better choice for fast close-range use; mil-dot serves longer-range precision shooting.