Victoptics S4 4-16×44 MDL SFP Airgun Scope (SKU: OPSL16)
SKU: OPSL16(Inc VAT)
Shoot Sharp, Look Fresh — That’s S4
The S4 Series delivers a 4x zoom ratio, made for airgun scope shooters who value clarity and style, S4 stands for sharp optics and solid reliability.
The S4 4-16×44 SFP Airgun Scope (OPSL16), different from S4 FFP Airgun Scope (OPFF-01), features an MDL wire reticle for BDC and ranging, offering practical precision for airgun scope shooters.
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Fast Holdover and Corrections
MDL reticle in SFP with BDC and ranging marks enables faster follow-up shots and precise holdovers across different distances.
Smooth and Precise Adjustments
1/10 MIL clicks with 15 MIL elevation range and side focus from 15 yds deliver precise adjustments across different shooting distances.
Locked and Loaded Confidence
Turret lock prevents accidental setting changes, keeping your airgun scope zero secure and adjustments consistent shot after shot.
Why Is the VictOptics S4 4-16×44 SFP a Versatile Airgun Scope for Precision Shooting?

Second focal plane

30mm tube size

Edge-to-Edge crystal image

FMC optic coating tech

Pull to adjust, press to lock

Free 3Omm weaver rings

Free flip-up protection caps

Free sunshade
Reticle (MDL Wire Reticle)
Features
- MDL SFP Reticle with BDC & Ranging Marks Enables Precise Holdovers and Fast Corrections for Mid- to Long-Range Shooting
- Fully Multi-Coated Optics with a 30mm Monotube Deliver Bright, Crisp Images with Sharp Edge-to-Edge Clarity
- Precise 1/10 MIL Clicks with 15 MIL Travel & Side Focus from 15 Yds Provide Reliable Control Across Different Shooting Distances
- Turret Lock Prevents Accidental Adjustments and Keeps Your Zero Secure for Consistent, Repeatable Airgun Scope Accuracy
- Power Ring Lever, Sunshade & Large Side Wheel Enable Faster Zoom, Reduced Glare, and Easier Scope Control
Specification
· Magnification: 4-16x
· Focal Plane: Second Focal Plane
· Objective Lens: 44mm
· Ocular Lens Dia: 35mm / 1.4 inch
· Ocular Length: 58mm / 2.3 inch
· Exit Pupil: 11.0-2.75mm
· Tube Diameter: 30mm
· Length: 315mm / 12.4 inch
· Weight (net): 530g / 18.7oz
· Eye Relief: 96mm / 3.8 inch
· Field of View (@100yds): 28.8-7.2 feet
· Optics Coating: Fully Multi-Coated
· Reticle: MDL Wire Reticle
· Click Value: 1/10MIL
· Evaluation Range: 15MIL
· Windage Range: 15MIL
· Parallax Adjustment: 15 Yds to infinite
· Finish: Black matte
· Illumination: N/A
· Side Focus: from 15 yards to infinity
· Shockproof: 750g
· Turret Function: Turret lock system. Pull to adjust, Depress to lock.
· Material: High quality 6061 T6 aluminum
· Diopter compensation: -2 to +2
· Including items: 30mm weaver rings (default) or dovetail mount ring (on request only), big side wheel, power ring lever mount, 3 inch sunshade, cleaning cloth, instruction, lens flip-up caps
Instruction Manuals
Service

Scope Insights & Guides
Build your understanding of rifle scopes step by step, from basic setup and key components to optical performance and precision adjustments.
Learn the essential steps to zero your scope for consistent accuracy.
Understand how different tube sizes affect mounting, adjustment range, and performance.
Discover how eye box affects sight picture, viewing comfort, and target acquisition.
Explore how fiber-optic reticles improve aiming-point visibility and target acquisition.
Understand how elevation, windage, locking, and zero-stop turret systems work.
Learn how MOA and MIL click values translate scope adjustments into point-of-impact changes.
FAQ
❓What distance is a 1-6x LPVO best suited for?
A 1-6x LPVO is designed for flexible use across short to intermediate distances. The 1x setting provides a wide view for close-range use, while higher magnification helps with target identification and more precise aiming at greater distances.
❓When should I use 1x and when should I use 6x?
Use lower magnification when a wider field of view and faster target acquisition are important. Increase the magnification when the target is smaller, farther away, or requires more precise aiming.
❓Why does the eye box feel tighter at higher magnification?
As magnification increases, the exit pupil becomes smaller and eye positioning generally becomes more critical. Keeping a consistent head position behind the scope helps maintain a full, clear sight picture.
❓Should I zero an LPVO at 1x or 6x?
Higher magnification generally makes it easier to see the aiming point and evaluate shot placement during zeroing. Once zeroed, the point of impact can be verified at other magnification settings.
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