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Vortex Riflescope Special

We have put together a very special deal for the forum members. This special must be called in to Doug or Neil to place your order.

Buy any new Vortex Riflescope and add your choice of a Vortex Vulture Coyote 8.5x50, Vortex Vulture Coyote 10x50 or the Vortex Vulture Coyote 12x50 for only $99.99
This special applies to the Viper, Diamondback, Crossfire and Strikefire series.
Here is a direct link to our Vortex Full Product Page

Please feel free to contact us with any questions. As always we thank you for your continued support.

Do you have a picture of the bino's with the blem? I definitely want to take advantge of this offer.

The blemish in the rubber armor coating is so insignificant and random there really is not way to post an image. Some are a 1/2" discolor line, some are a couple of little spots. Just in the rubber armor, has nothing to do with the optics

I got a pair of the Diamondbacks from Doug. The blemish is, indeed, totally insignificant, and the binos are great!

Ted

Any problem getting scopes into Canada? I'd be interested in the Razor 5-20-50mm c/w 34mm rings.

I am sorry we cannot export riflescopes

Guess I'll have to shop across the border. Thanks anyway.
Have agood day.

I can get Nightforce scopes in Canada but they have to go through a buyer which I deal with out of Calgary. He is the agent for Nightforce I guess that's why. You don't have an agent in Canada?

I am sorry we do not

We do business Worldwide including a lot to Canada. Many of my Canadian customers have US ship shops that they have receive and/or forward their packages through customs. Just a suggestion.

Sumas WA is one. The ones in Sweetgrass? MT, ND, and one in NY slip my mind.

Not sure if Doug will do separate bill to/ship to addresses, but this is a common occurrence.

Looking at a Vortex Diamondback in 3-9x40 for my son-in-law's birthday with a V-Plex reticle. Are these scopes any good? It will be mostly a hunting scope with some shooting for skill development. I see the eye relief is 3.5".

Would appreciate some input from the guys that have these and use them.

Thanks.

Keith, I have a 4x12 Diamondback and it tracks well, has bright optics and is a very good buy for the money. I know this isn't the particular model you asked about, but just my experience.

Thanks, Sam.

Keith, I really like what I see for the money with my Vortex Crossfire 6x40. The optics are clear and contrast is good. As good as my new Nikon 2-8x32 Monarch. I don't know about robustness. I will have to shoot with it for awhile before I can comment on that.

I did this deal and put a Crossfire 2-7 on my Marlin 45-70. I've put a small number of rounds down the pipe with it mounted (14 factory 300gr and 12 stout handloded 400gr) and all is well so far.

Where can I find specs, on the Vortex scopes. Eye relief, weight, length, etc. I cannot find them on your site

Never mind I found it www.vortexoptics.com

Looking at the 2.5 x10x44 MM PST How close can you focus ? I'm a predator hunter. Also how does this glass rate to a Zeiss Conquest ?

Sorry for the delay getting back with you, i was away at the SHOT show.
The glass is equal to that of a Conquest. I have an e-mail in to Vortex for the minimum focus distance info

Close focus is about 20'

Hi Doug,

What did you think of the Viper 1-4 PST??