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ED Glass 5-30x56 FFP Rifle Scope

The KANDAR flagship: ED glass and a first-focal-plane reticle in a 5-30x56 long-range format.

For importers, distributors and private-label brands building a serious long-range lineup, the KANDAR ED Glass 5-30x56 FFP rifle scope is a compelling centerpiece. Built by Beijing Okandar Trade Co., Ltd., a hunting-optics manufacturer founded in 1996, this model combines extra-low dispersion (ED) glass with a first focal plane (FFP) reticle — a specification pairing that discriminating shooters actively seek and that resellers can position at the premium end of their catalog. Optical lens coating and binocular assembly are among the processes KANDAR lists in-house, and every optic is inspected piece by piece by the QC department before shipment.

Key Specifications

ItemDetail
ModelED Glass 5-30x56 FFP Rifle Scope
Magnification5-30x
Objective lens56 mm
Glass typeED (extra-low dispersion) glass
Reticle placementFirst focal plane (FFP)
PriceUS$278–338 per pc
Minimum order quantity1 pc
ManufacturerBeijing Okandar Trade Co., Ltd. (brand KANDAR), founded 1996
Quality controlEvery optic inspected piece by piece before shipment
CertificationCertificates available upon request

Optical Design Notes

ED, or extra-low dispersion, glass is formulated to reduce chromatic aberration — the color fringing that appears when different wavelengths of light fail to converge at the same focal point. In practical terms, ED elements help hold image sharpness and color fidelity, particularly at the edges of high-contrast subjects and at extended distances. For a magnified 5-30x optic with a 56 mm objective lens, this wide magnification band places real demands on the optical train, and ED glass is one of the ways a design maintains clarity across the range. Buyers wanting a fuller technical background can read our guide on what ED glass means in rifle scope construction.

The first focal plane reticle is the second pillar of this design. In an FFP scope, the reticle sits at the focal plane shared with the image, so it grows and shrinks proportionally as magnification changes. This means reticle subtensions — the distances between holdover and windage marks — remain valid at every magnification setting, rather than at only one. For shooters who dial between low magnification for scanning and high magnification for precise shot placement, FFP removes the need to recalculate holdovers, making it the preferred configuration in the FFP rifle scopes category. Combined with the 56 mm objective, the 5-30x magnification span gives the model its long-range character; see how it sits within our broader family of long range rifle scopes.

Where It Fits

The ED Glass 5-30x56 FFP is aimed squarely at the precision and long-range segment of your assortment. Its specification profile suits:

  • Importers and distributors looking for a high-magnification, ED-glass centerpiece that differentiates their portfolio from commodity entry-level optics.
  • Outdoor retailers whose customers are moving up from basic scopes to FFP precision platforms.
  • Private-label brands that need a flagship specification around which to build their own premium identity.

Because the manufacturer offers OEM and private-label production, this model is a natural starting point for a branded long-range range. The 600-person factory — including 60 engineering and management staff — supports customization discussions, and optical lens coating and binocular assembly are among the processes the company lists in-house.

Sourcing Terms

The KANDAR ED Glass 5-30x56 FFP rifle scope is offered at US$278–338 per pc, with a minimum order quantity of 1 pc — a low entry point that lets buyers sample the product, validate demand and scale confidently. Pricing is per piece and quoted in US dollars. For larger programs, OEM and private-label production is available direct from Beijing Okandar Trade Co., Ltd. Certificates available upon request.

FAQ

What does the 5-30x56 designation mean?

It describes the optical configuration: 5-30x magnification and a 56 mm objective lens.

Does this scope use ED glass and an FFP reticle?

Yes. The model is built with ED (extra-low dispersion) glass and a first focal plane reticle.

What is the minimum order and price?

The MOQ is 1 pc, with pricing of US$278–338 per pc.

The ED Glass 5-30x56 FFP rifle scope gives importers, distributors, outdoor retailers and private-label brands a credible, well-specified product backed by a manufacturer founded in 1996. For a closer look at the reticle format, explore our FFP rifle scopes, compare the broader range of long range rifle scopes, and read what ED glass means for scope performance. Contact Beijing Okandar Trade Co., Ltd. to request a sample and discuss OEM or private-label terms.

Founded1996
ProductionSeven in-house processes
InspectionPiece-by-piece QC
ProgramsOEM / private label

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