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Posted: 1/10/2014 12:35:24 PM EDT
| About to pull the trigger and buy a Vortex Viper 1-4x anybody know who has any deals right now. Also can u guys recommend me a good mount. |
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About to pull the trigger and buy a Vortex Viper 1-4x anybody know who has any deals right now. Also can u guys recommend me a good mount. Don't know of any deals, but I do know you're getting a good optic. My buddy (and fellow ARFcommer) has one on his MSAR STG E4. I'm also replacing the Strikefire that I'm currently running with a 1-4 scope and the Vortex is towards the top of a very short list. I think my buddy got his from opticsplanet.com, but I can't remember for certain. As for mounts. Click here. Thank me later. |
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No problem, I hope it works out for you. I'm really excited for this optic. I had a defective 512 eotech, which I returned and was about to buy another eotech, then changed my mind to an aimpoint pro to a micro, then finally to this vortex. I was kind put off by the busy reticle but the more I researched it, the more I liked it. Now if I can only find a 30mm extended bobro mount for it
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Hey, Overton-AR what mounts are u using? I can tell 1 of them is Larue what model number is that thinking about going with Larue mount? I am running Larue LT-104 mounts of 2 of mine while the other is a Vortex "branded" American Defense offset mount. Both are excellent. They are both QD and both keep zero very well. |
| If I was .mil going into battle is prefer an a cog. I've used them plenty and have no use for them in the civie world. I'd much rather have a fine cross hair for target shooting. I guess they could be fun for plinking but I prefer red dots for that. For what they cost I can't justify it. I would consider trading for one but I'd never buy one unless it was a stellar deal and I could recoup all my money when I was done toying with it. |
| I don't really care for the reticles on those either. Main reason I don't want an acog. I almost bought one but after shooting with the one with the reticle I thought I wanted I changed my mind. I guess it depends on what you want to do with the rifle. If your popping hogs on the fly I could see the potential but for fun days at the range I'd much rather have a precise fine cross hair. I don't shoot at living things and the run and gun I do do isn't at distances far enough to require magnification. Vortex also has excellent customer service and a sweet ass warranty (covers used optics sold to second parties). Trijicon has a lifetime warranty to the original owner. I sent my SRS back to them after having it in my possession for a week and it took me almost 8 weeks to get it back. That is unacceptable to me. Not so much that I would never buy another of their products but enough to make me think twice and look for comparable products from other companies. |
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In case you didn't know, Vortex has some problems with that scope: http://forum.snipershide.com/snipers-hide-rifle-scopes/223484-vortex-pst-1-4x24-reticle-shifted.html HighSpeedSteel I think the post counts of all the people who had this happen to them is worth noting....I've never heard of it happening before until that thread. Has anyone here had their reticle shift on their 1-4X PST? |
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Just looked up the specs on the vortex 1-4 PST capped moa version and it weighs 14.4 ounces and the tall uncapped version weighs 16.2 ounces. Is the only difference between the two models just the turret height? Yes. The only difference between the two is capped turrets vs uncapped turrets. I just ordered the last capped turret PST 1-4x from Primary Arms a few minutes ago. |
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what is the differences in the reticle anyway? I too think a lot of scopes have gotten too busy. ACOG chevron system is about as complicated as you want in anything short of a true sniper rifle.
Yeah cause why would anyone other than a sniper want to be precise with what they are shooting at. |
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