If a scopes selling point is a good warranty, it’s more than likely because you’re going to need it.
vortex has a no questions asked warranty. If you accidentally run over a pair of your binoculars with your truck they send you a new pair.
vortex has a no questions asked warranty. If you accidentally run over a pair of your binoculars with your truck they send you a new pair.
ill look that up. Thanks.
If you're planning on "long range" shooting, I recommend a 2nd focal plane scope. The vortex viper in your op are pretty decent scopes (I have two).
I'd go a different route however for the distance you're talking about.
https://www.opticsplanet.com/nightforce-benchrest-riflescopes.html
I'd go a different route however for the distance you're talking about.
https://www.opticsplanet.com/nightforce-benchrest-riflescopes.html
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I’m more of a zeiss Swarovski guy
We used that same scope for a couple of years, and shooting and exploding gallon jugs full of water at 1,000 yards was quite easy. Optics were very bright and clear.
Static reticle for the win.
At distance, I'm not a fan of mildots, moa hashes or other distractions. Typically the big knobs on on scopes designed for long range, are there for a reason (I use those).
Op stated he'll be shooting at known distance so that negates the need for moa/mil dots. I have and use the scope I recommend on a ftr rifle. It works very well.
Because no one ever had a gun drop off a shooting table, fell from a tree stand, or knocked over while leaning up against a tree. Accidents happen and most of the time it's the users fault, but not always.If a scopes selling point is a good warranty, it’s more than likely because you’re going to need it.
Because they don’t know what they’re talking about and have never shot LR or ELR
That's a pretty bold comment, bud.
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