RIX Storm S6R LRF

Built for mobility, the STORM series is ultra-light—S6R weighs just 1lb, so you can use them handheld without wearing out your arm. Every unit includes a free QD mount for quick and easy rifle setup.

After zeroing, the RTC function will automatically reposition the reticle closer to the center of the x-axis and y-axis. If the deviation from the center position is minimal, it can even realign the reticle directly to the center, enabling you to have a more comfortable field of view and making it easier to maintain focus on the target.

The enlarged, four-directional button layout makes it easy to identify and operate each control, even when wearing gloves, making it convenient to use as a scanner as well. The device’s buttons are directly mapped to the user interface (UI). When you press a button, the corresponding function on the UI lights up, providing a clear indication of which function you have triggered.

The S6R features a built-in laser rangefinder, now more compact thanks to an advanced redesign, without added weight or reduced usability. It offers up to 1,312 yards of detection with ±1 meter accuracy, and includes a free ballistic calculator to enhance long-range precision.

With our Resolution Enhanced Technology (RET), the S3R employ advanced Al algorithms to optimize the content displayed by these additional pixels. As a result, the picture quality is significantly improved, offering a clearer and more detailed image that enhances your outdoor observations and hunting experiences.

The S6R starts at 2×, but even at 3× digital zoom, it delivers sharper clarity and a wider field of view—especially at closer ranges.

The STORM series is powered by a replaceable 18650 battery. The innovative 90-degree, quick-detach battery cap design facilitates effortless battery swapping, ensuring minimal downtime during your hunting adventures.

Unlike other scopes where the Picture-in-Picture (PIP) image is simply magnified along with the outer image, the STORM allows you to adjust the magnification level of the PIP image independently, enabling users to maintain awareness of the surroundings and improve shooting accuracy using the PIP function.