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  • protegeV

    Ready to go
    Apr 3, 2011
    46,880
    TX
    So other than the Bushnell trs on my 15-22 all of my rifle have always sported iron sights. I never felt compelled to spend money that could buy guns on expensive optics.

    Well, I got some SICK deals on these 3 that I couldn't pass up.

    Vortex strike eagle on the stag model 3
    Nixon prostaff 3-9×40 bdc on my psa build
    Vortex Crossfire II 3-9×50 vplex on the mark ii fv-sr
     

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    c4snipar

    Ultimate Member
    Jul 21, 2014
    1,450
    Montgomery County, MD
    I find vortex crossfire has some of the best value. I recently got a 6-18 for $139.99 and 4-12 for around $120. Ironically, I found them clearer and easier eye relief than the viper I got lol
     

    protegeV

    Ready to go
    Apr 3, 2011
    46,880
    TX
    I find vortex crossfire has some of the best value. I recently got a 6-18 for $139.99 and 4-12 for around $120. Ironically, I found them clearer and easier eye relief than the viper I got lol

    I paid $300 for both vortex scopes and the cf2 came with the rings. Any way you slice that is a good deal. The glass is super clear. My only gripe is when you turn on the illumination of the cf2 it gets blurry. In extremely low light it's like looking through wet glass.
     

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