FFP Rifle Scopes

An FFP rifle scope keeps its reticle and its target in the same optical plane, so holdover marks stay valid at every magnification in the range. For importers, distributors and private-label brands building a first-focal-plane line, KANDAR supplies FFP rifle scopes for export under OEM or house brands; die-casting, machining, optical lens coating and binocular assembly are among the processes the company lists in-house.

What Defines This Product Group — and Who Buys It

In a first-focal-plane (FFP) scope, the reticle sits in the front focal plane, so it grows and shrinks with the image. A reticle mark that reads 2 mil at 25x still reads 2 mil at 5x — the subtension stays constant, which is why FFP designs suit shooters who range with the reticle or dial holdovers at variable power. In a second-focal-plane (SFP) scope the reticle stays a fixed size, and its subtensions are typically calibrated at one magnification only.

Neither system is "better" — the choice depends on use. FFP tends to appeal to long-range and precision shooters who change magnification mid-string; SFP is often preferred for close- to mid-range hunting where a bold, constant reticle at low power matters and holdover work is minimal. KANDAR produces both, including SFP models such as the 1-6x24 SFP, so a distributor can build a coherent lineup across price tiers. For a deeper technical comparison, see our guide: FFP vs SFP explained.

FFP Models Available

The current first-focal-plane range covers three formats. Specifications below are limited to what is published for each model; further details are quoted per order.

The ED glass 5-30x56 FFP scope is the entry point for buyers wanting to test the line with a single unit.

OEM and Sourcing Notes

OEM and private-label production is offered across the KANDAR range, with terms agreed per program. The company's in-house processes are detailed on our factory page, and every finished optic is inspected piece by piece before shipment (see quality control). Certificates available upon request.

For distributors and outdoor retailers, the practical path is usually: sample one FFP model, confirm the specification against your market, then scale into a private-label order alongside SFP SKUs. Pricing, MOQs and lead times for the Vor and SFIR models are quoted on request so that configuration and volume can be matched to your program.

Ready to review the range? Start with the ED glass 5-30x56 FFP scope for full model details, or read FFP vs SFP explained to plan the right mix for your customers. Send your target specifications and volumes, and our team will respond with a quotation.