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Posted: 11/5/2023 7:35:28 PM EDT
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Which scope is that? The 1-10 that’s being used with the Knights KS1?
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Price is getting into S&B territory.
Hope it's that good or better. Am interested though. |
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Quoted: Price is getting into S&B territory. Hope it's that good or better. Am interested though. View Quote It'll be interesting to see if vortex overcame the limitations of a compact scope body. If not, this things DoF (or whatever it's called these days) is going to be atrocious with a 10x erector set |
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How is it better than the S&B? Is it dual focal plane? What reticle?
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Its going to be okay 1-8, but the last 2 are going to suck. In short, this will be a cool kid cloner optic while everyone else opts for the Vudu 1-10 or Nightforce 1-8 siblings.
MSRP was shown as $5999, and discounted to $3999. I am betting this thing costs well under $2k to take from raw to boxed product, if I had to guess. |
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Based on the price of this, Vortex will want $75000 for that NGSW optic.
If they ever release a civ version that is. |
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the march 1-10 shorty is 30mm, but it also has parallax adjustment which i doubt the vortex will. it also has a larger objective than the vortex. and it's $1000 less.
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Quoted: False-gen 1 is 30/33mm. Gen 2 is straight 34mm True False. Both generations use a 24mm obj lens True View Quote the tube is 30mm, the bell is 33mm. however, i assumed that because they went with the 33mm bell, it would have a larger objective than what could be achieved with a straight 30mm tube. seeing as that's not the case, why did they give it a 33mm bell? |
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Quoted: the tube is 30mm, the bell is 33mm. however, i assumed that because they went with the 33mm bell, it would have a larger objective than what could be achieved with a straight 30mm tube. seeing as that's not the case, why did they give it a 33mm bell? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: False-gen 1 is 30/33mm. Gen 2 is straight 34mm True False. Both generations use a 24mm obj lens True the tube is 30mm, the bell is 33mm. however, i assumed that because they went with the 33mm bell, it would have a larger objective than what could be achieved with a straight 30mm tube. seeing as that's not the case, why did they give it a 33mm bell? IIRC it had to do with creating a stronger bell for the compact body. It allowed them the shave off about 2oz over a 34mm tube, which Ironically enough, is about the amount of weight the proprietary mount increased over say, the badger mount |
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Quoted: IIRC it had to do with creating a stronger bell for the compact body. It allowed them the shave off about 2oz over a 34mm tube, which Ironically enough, is about the amount of weight the proprietary mount increased over say, the badger mount View Quote so it's supposed to be 34mm with a 24mm objective? that sounded odd so i looked to see what the vortex 1-10 was. it's also 24mm in a 34mm tube. same with the ATACR 1-8. so then i checked the strike eagle. it's 24mm in a 30mm tube. i thought the whole point of 34mm was you got bigger glass? why are they using the same objective lenses regardless of tube diameter? |
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Quoted: so it's supposed to be 34mm with a 24mm objective? that sounded odd so i looked to see what the vortex 1-10 was. it's also 24mm in a 34mm tube. same with the ATACR 1-8. so then i checked the strike eagle. it's 24mm in a 30mm tube. i thought the whole point of 34mm was you got bigger glass? why are they using the same objective lenses regardless of tube diameter? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: IIRC it had to do with creating a stronger bell for the compact body. It allowed them the shave off about 2oz over a 34mm tube, which Ironically enough, is about the amount of weight the proprietary mount increased over say, the badger mount so it's supposed to be 34mm with a 24mm objective? that sounded odd so i looked to see what the vortex 1-10 was. it's also 24mm in a 34mm tube. same with the ATACR 1-8. so then i checked the strike eagle. it's 24mm in a 30mm tube. i thought the whole point of 34mm was you got bigger glass? why are they using the same objective lenses regardless of tube diameter? There are a few that use a 28mm obj lens. From what I understand the larger tube allows for more internally space for the internal things that make the scope function like internal lens' and whatnot. More advanced internals in theory means better performing optic |
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From talking to people who have seen this scope, they say it is better than the current 1-10. I fully intent on getting one as soon as they are available.
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I called them and they said no retail version yet, unknown pricing.
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Quoted: I called them and they said no retail version yet, unknown pricing. View Quote Should be no such thing as a retail version!! Fuck these companies and their anti-civilian games................Here's looking at you Leupold, Nightforce and now Vortex! An optic is an optic nothing more nothing shouldn't be haves and have nots. |
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Quoted: Should be no such thing as a retail version!! Fuck these companies and their anti-civilian games................Here's looking at you Leupold, Nightforce and now Vortex! An optic is an optic nothing more nothing shouldn't be haves and have nots. View Quote they're prioritizing people who actually need their optics for combat |
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Quoted: Should be no such thing as a retail version!! Fuck these companies and their anti-civilian games................Here's looking at you Leupold, Nightforce and now Vortex! An optic is an optic nothing more nothing shouldn't be haves and have nots. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: I called them and they said no retail version yet, unknown pricing. Should be no such thing as a retail version!! Fuck these companies and their anti-civilian games................Here's looking at you Leupold, Nightforce and now Vortex! An optic is an optic nothing more nothing shouldn't be haves and have nots. It may have nothing to do with them being wanting or willing to sell to the civilian market. Could just be they don’t have the production capacity to support additional sales at this point. Would you feel better if it was listed for sale on EuroOptic or OP and it just sat out of stock for the next 2 years? Could also just be they don’t want to deal with additional SKUs for the civilian market for what may be a low volume seller. Take a look at NF, they’re now offering FDE scopes after they figured out it was a desirable option in the civilian market. |
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That optic does not look like the same finish as the UK contract ones.
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Quoted: That optic does not look like the same finish as the UK contract ones. View Quote Not the same finish but it's the same Optic so we should be getting our hands on these and the mounts probably after Shot Show next year....................I HOPE Also I really hope Hoody2Shoes or someone gets a chance to get behind this thing and tell us how the eye relief is and the reticle/clarity since it's the only competitor to March's Super Shorty..........................I'm loving the size just hope it performs like a Gen 2 Razor |
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I'm sure there's some magic going on but 10x top end with a 30mm, compact body is a tough nut to crack. I have to imagine the top end is going to be super tight like the old (yet glorious) NF x24 scopes.
I think this is cool but will live vicariously through yall on this one My Kahles gives me all the top end magnification I could realistically want on a 5.56 gun with a 1x bottom end. |
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Why wouldn't they stick with 28mm which they were already doing? That would probably make it longer to keep the flatter depth of field. March goes short but adds parallax to fix that problem.
Wiki background |
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I know I'm one of the few, but I really hope that this is eventually released with a BDC reticle like the Razor Gen III, but maybe with thicker, bolder outer crosshairs like the NX8. That would be my dream optic.
Any word of a BDC option on the release model? |
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