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Question: is this scope the model with like up reticle Vortex Viper PST 4-16×50 Riflescopes with EBR-1 MRAD PST-416S1-M
Document: It almost looks like you are looking through a very light fog. Colors on targets come through well though I don't expect them to. Once again I get this exact same effect when looking through a Nightforce scope so I assume it is some coating that both of them use.DisappointingIt is made in the Philippines, at this price I would expect Japanese glass or better.The reticle was a little confusing as even Mil marks are numbered.
This was my first Vortex scope, and I had very high expectations based on the their reputation. I don't have a lot of experience with their scopes so let me get that out of the way, this was purchased on reputation alone.
I compared this scope to a couple Leupold scopes and a night force scope all at 4x magnification. It had the smallest by far, I had to stand back 18 inches further to acquire the same field of view as the other scopes (one of those scopes has a 1 INCH tube)!I ended up returning the scope in the end due to the field of view and the fact that I was getting larger groups with it than a weaver scope that was previously on the rifle.
best bang for the buck scope there is. is as well build and has features found in scopes 400 or more dollars than this scope.
Amazing scope. Top quality at a reasonable price as compared to other high end scopes. Not hard to tell that a lot of thought went in to the design. Absolutely please with the first focal plane. Also the various degrees of lamination. It is controlled by dialing the knob a click at a time with a off position in between each click, so turning it off is only a click away in any direction
Answer: no