Vortex Optics has recently released their latest in precision rifle scopes with the new Razor HD Gen III 6-36×56 First Focal Plane rifle scope.

Vortex Optics states “Built around the perfect balance of magnification and field of view, the Razor® Gen III 6- 36×56 FFP delivers the resolution and contrast you need for long-range, tactical shooting.

To get the absolute most out of the first focal plane reticle, the EBR-7D presents a clean sight picture while still providing ample wind holds and ranging information.

Round it out with a rugged build and you have the long-range, tactical solution you’ve been waiting for.”

KEY FEATURES:

  • First Focal Plane Reticle
  • L-Tec+™ Zero System
  • HD Optical System
  • Micro Adjust Zero Setting
  • External Rotation Indicator
  • Optically Indexed Lenses
  • Plasma Tech
  • Glass-Etched Reticle
  • Aircraft-Grade Aluminum
  • Hard Anodized Stealth Shadow Finish
  • Locking Side Illumination
  • Waterproof
  • Shockproof
  • Fogproof

SPECIFICATIONS:

  • Magnification 6-36x
  • Objective Lens Diameter 56 mm
  • Eye Relief 3.5 inches
  • Field of View 21.3-3.5 ft @ 100 yds
  • Tube Size 34 mm
  • Turret Style Exposed Locking
  • Adjustment Graduation 1/4 MOA
  • Travel Per Rotation 25 MOA
  • Max Elevation Adjustment 120 MOA
  • Max Windage Adjustment 52.5 MOA
  • Parallax Setting 10 yds to infinity
  • Length 15.3 inches
  • Weight 45.1 oz

To learn more about Vortex Optics. CLICK HERE

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  1. […] Vortex introduces the VMR-5 reticle to its Razor HD Gen III 6-36×56 FFP riflescope series, enhancing long-range shooting performance. This model features high magnification, fine subtensions, exposed locking turrets, and a robust optical system. Priced at $2,999.99, it provides options for precision targeting and rapid adjustments during competitions. […]

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