DDMP V6 5–30×56 · MRAD
56 mm objective and a first focal plane reticle that scales with the image.
Shown with optional automatic illumination.
DDMP long-range riflescopes combine high magnification with precise reticle adjustment, parallax adjustment and an integrated zero stop. At long distances, a clear view and intuitive controls make the difference.
Choose the V6 with a first focal plane reticle or the V10 with 10× zoom. Both series are available with MRAD or MOA adjustment.
The 56 mm objective and 6× zoom offer versatility in changing conditions. The tac-A reticle scales with the target image.
56 mm objective and a first focal plane reticle that scales with the image.
Shown with optional automatic illumination.
56 mm objective and a first focal plane reticle that scales with the image.
Shown with optional automatic illumination.
From a wide view at 4× to fine detail at 40×: the 10× zoom delivers an exceptionally broad magnification range.
10× zoom and a fine second focal plane reticle.
Shown with optional automatic illumination.
10× zoom and a fine second focal plane reticle.
Shown with optional automatic illumination.
* Field of view at 100 m, from lowest to highest magnification. Prices include VAT, plus shipping. Crossed-out amounts are the comparison prices listed in the shop. The price and availability shown on each product page apply.
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Built for competition and long distances, the DDMP series combines generous adjustment ranges with fine click increments and high repeatability. Reliable return to the chosen starting position is key.
Get to know the DDMP 5–30×56 in this video. Explore the MRAD and MOA versions in the product overview above.
Developed and manufactured in Chemnitz, the electronics in the automatic versions detect the scope's position and movement. They switch illumination on or off accordingly, helping to conserve battery power. With the manual version, you control illumination yourself.
The zero stop sits beneath the adjustment turret and provides a mechanical stop at the set zero position, making the return to your baseline setting clear and consistent.
The dual scale allows readings across two revolutions. Fine click increments and clear markings make adjustments easy to track.
On the V6, the reticle scales with the target image. The relationship between its markings and the target remains constant throughout the magnification range.
A good choice when you want consistent use of the reticle scale at different magnifications.
On the V10, the reticle's apparent size stays constant. Even at high magnification, its fine lines obscure little of the target image.
The values represented by the reticle markings depend on the selected magnification. Refer to the specifications for the particular model.
Both units describe angles. DDMP MRAD models use 0.1 MRAD per click; the MOA models shown here use ⅛ MOA per click.
Choose a system you are comfortable with, suited to your existing setup and preferred reticle.
Side parallax adjustment accommodates different distances. It helps achieve a sharp target image and reduces parallax error when viewing through the scope.
With the manual version, you switch illumination on and off yourself. The optional automatic system controls illumination according to the scope's position and movement.
The product cards link to both versions separately, so you can select your preferred configuration directly.
The view, reticle and controls are best assessed in person. With the DDoptics trial order, you can take time to explore and try your preferred long-range riflescope before deciding to buy.