Discovery HD 5-25x50 FFP vs Element Optics Helix 6-24x50 FFP [50 Meters]

Recorded with Huawei P30 Pro.

[@OC_Lofton]

Great Image Comparison Video. It explains the price difference.

[@ThePiitteri]

Ouch almost bought Discovery but that Element Helix looks much better

[@jamesbowskill362]

All very nice ! BUT VERY EXPENSIVE TO!!!

[@tomasolsson6493]

Sounds great! :^)

[@sinquestsound]

Yea, not bad. 😁

[@commonsense5709]

I wouldn't recommend buying either of them. The glass quality definitely looks way below average for their price ranges. You can buy a cheaper AYIN Reaper 6-24x50 for only $159 delivered that has way better glass. The eye box on the Element Helix totally sucks and it's one of the worst scopes you can possibly buy.

[@lusianamaria68]

In indonesia never heard tele ayin reaper. How about the ayin reaper parallax & reticle?

[@gregkeen4907]

Big price difference between these two. Not the best comparison.

[@landonemory7902]

It’s only like $70 bucks depending on where you buy them.

[@commonsense5709]

Element Helix 6-24x50 FFP $325 or $275 SFP or $330 FFP 4-16x44, Titan 5-25x56 FFP $550, Nexus 5-20x50 FFP $999-$1099 when you buy them on sale or from dealers who give excellent discounts over the phone.

[@commonsense5709]

The Element Helix has the worst extremely unforgiving eye box and below average glass quality for it's price point. The Titans and Nexus are even more of a rip off. Athlons are far superior scopes.

[@andrewdibartolomeo546]

you are full of CRAP

[@Boniswahn]

Both are Bullshit

[@chrisjonson3820]

FFP is way better you buy a good one see the difference way better any zoom range all stays the same wouldn’t bother with sfp

[@andreaslange8256]

FFP or SFP also depends on the zoom. A 4x zoom (e.g. 6-24x) works fine with FFP, but with 8x zoom (e.g. the Helix 2-16x), the reticle size on low, high or likely both ends of magnification would be sized way too big/small for proper use.