Posted: 7/20/2013 8:24:06 PM EDT
| Anybody have one of these? I'm looking for a good budget priced scope for an AR, I have a red dot, but can configure my AR quickly for longer range target shooting, and have been looking at the Crossfire 2 in 2-7x32, but haven't been able to find any feedback on them. I have a Strikefire on my son's AR, and it's been great, so I'm not concerned with any quality issues, just would like to know how the Crossfire 2 compares to something like the Diamondback. |
| The Crossfire II is very comparable to the Diamondback, optically. The Diamondback might be slightly better from a brightness/reslution standpoint but the Crossfire II has longer eye relief and the two are built to similar durability standards. Both would work great on top of an AR15. Thanks again and please let us know if you have any other questions. |
| Optically, the Diamondback is a little better, but the Crossfire II has longer eye relief. Either way, they are built to comparable durability standards. If you have a great deal offered to you, you would never lose out by going with the Diamondback. Sounds like a good route to go. |
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Picked up the crossfire II, do you know what butler creek flip covers I will need? Vortex #: CF2-31005 Thank you! |
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