The author has a shot at a big Hawaiian Axis buck, but his optic is compromised. Will he take the shot?
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Testing Vortex’s Viper HD 2-10X 42
BY Garrett Negen Updated: September 14, 2024I have a good broad view of my target’s surroundings when using this scope as opposed to many others where it feels like I’m looking through a paper towel roll.
Review: Pushing the New Vortex Venom 3-15 out Past 1,000 Yards
BY Mitchell Graf Updated: August 3, 2024Boasting great glass quality, wide magnification capabilities, and featuring the versatile EBR-7C reticle for rapid and precise holdovers at various distances, the Venom 3-15 emerges as a standout choice.
Vortex Viper HD 5-25 SFP Review
BY Mitchell Graf Updated: June 17, 2024With its illuminated reticle, capped windage, and a secure locking elevation turret, the Viper HD 5-25X50 is engineered to offer hunters and long-range shooters an affordable, durable, and adaptable solution.
Is Bigger Always Better?! Meet the New Vortex Defender-XL!
BY Mitchell Graf Updated: June 11, 2024Engineered for speed, the Defender-XL excels in competitive pistol shooting, but its versatility also makes it an excellent choice for rifles and shotguns.
Testing the New Vortex Viper HD 3-15 SFP!
BY Mitchell Graf Updated: May 11, 2024Vortex has just unveiled its highly anticipated HD series of scopes for their 2024 Viper lineup, boasting an impressive range of options tailored to diverse shooting requirements.
Vortex Introduces the Impact 4000 Ballistic Rail-Mounted Laser Rangefinder
BY News Wire Updated: September 28, 2023NEW all-in-one ballistic problem solver for precision competitors and open-country hunters.
Vortex Optics XM157 Overview: The Next Generation Squad Weapon-Fire Control (NGSW-FC)
BY Mitchell Graf Updated: May 6, 2023From the ground up, the XM157 is an optic that features Vortex’s revolutionary technology, with what many call a “smart scope”.
Testing the All-New Vortex Strike Eagle 3-18×44 FFP Riflescope
BY Mitchell Graf Updated: February 5, 2023While available in both MOA and MRAD variants, I opted to test the MRAD version of the Strike Eagle 3-18. I think Vortex has another hit on its hands.
Vortex Optics Selected by U.S. Army to Produce Next Generation Squad Weapons – Fire Control
BY News Wire Updated: February 3, 2022American, family-owned Vortex Optics was selected by the U.S. Army to produce and deliver up to 250,000 Next Generation Squad Weapons – Fire Control (NGSW-FC) systems.