Atibal XP6 1-6x Scope // Does It Suck?

Published on January 13, 2018
Duration: 12:05

This review of the Atibal XP6 1-6x LPVO highlights its value as a budget-friendly optic for AR-15 platforms. The instructor notes its surprisingly good glass quality, clear reticle, and generous eye box, comparing favorably to more expensive options. It features daylight-bright illumination, reliable turrets, and robust construction, making it a solid choice for those seeking an affordable variable-power optic.

Quick Summary

The Atibal XP6 1-6x LPVO is a budget-friendly optic retailing around $300-$350, featuring a second focal plane design with a clear segmented circle dot reticle. It offers surprisingly good glass quality, excellent edge-to-edge clarity, and daylight-bright illumination, making it a strong contender for AR-15 builds.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and XP6 overview
  2. 00:39Reticle design and clarity
  3. 01:21Glass quality and edge-to-edge clarity
  4. 02:00Eye box and eye relief performance
  5. 02:37Illumination settings and daytime visibility
  6. 03:19Turret adjustments and tracking
  7. 03:52Build quality and durability
  8. 04:26Shooting experience and recoil testing
  9. 05:07Conclusion and recommendation

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Atibal XP6 1-6x LPVO's price range and focal plane?

The Atibal XP6 1-6x LPVO typically retails between $300 and $350, making it an affordable option. It is a second focal plane (SFP) optic, which is common for budget-friendly LPVOs and suitable for general shooting applications.

How is the glass quality and reticle clarity on the Atibal XP6?

The glass quality is surprisingly good for the price, offering excellent edge-to-edge clarity with minimal distortion or chromatic aberration. The segmented circle dot reticle is clean and effective for fast target acquisition at 1x and provides holdovers at 6x.

Does the Atibal XP6 1-6x LPVO have daylight-bright illumination?

Yes, the Atibal XP6 features 11 illumination settings, with the highest levels (7-11) designed for daytime use. Setting 11 is confirmed to be daylight bright and visible even in direct sunlight.

What are the turret adjustments and build quality of the Atibal XP6?

The turrets offer audible and tactile 1/2 MOA adjustments per click and demonstrated accurate tracking. The scope is built from aircraft-grade aluminum and is nitrogen-purged, waterproof, shockproof, and fogproof, indicating good durability.

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