Whether threading shots through dense timber or dialing in at extended range, Vortex Crossfire HD delivers sharper detail and improved light transmission, giving you the confidence to own any hunt.

Features:

• HD Optical System - Optimized with select glass elements to deliver exceptional resolution, cut chromatic aberration, and provide outstanding color fidelity, edge-to-edge sharpness, and light transmission
• Fully Multi-Coated Lenses - Anti-reflective coatings on all air-to-glass surfaces provide increased light transmission for greater clarity and low-light performance
• Fast-Focus Eyepiece - Allows quick and easy reticle focusing
• Aircraft Grade Aluminium - Constructed from a solid block of aircraft-grade aluminium for strength and rigidity
• Low-Glare Matte Black Anodize - corrosion and wear resistant anodization provides low-glare matte surface and helps camouflage the shooter's position
• Waterproof - Designed to withstand harsh weather conditions
• Fogproof - Designed to withstand a wide range of temperatures
• Shockproof - Designed to withstand the highest levels of recoil and impact

Specifications:

• Magnification: 2-7x
• Lens Diameter: 32mm
• Focal Plane: Second Focal Plane
• Eye Relief: 3.9"
• Field of View: 53.1-14.8 feet/100 yards
• Tube Size: 1"
• Turret Style: Capped
• Adjustment Graduation: 1/4 MOA
• Travel per Rotation: 15 MOA
• Max Elevation Adjustment: 90 MOA
• Max Windage Adjustment: 90 MOA
• Parallax Setting: 100 yards
• Length: 284mm (11.2")
• Weight: 416g (14.7oz)

Breakdown of V-Plex, BDC and Rimfire Reticles:

• V-Plex Reticle
  • This is another term for Duplex Reticle: Standard crosshairs that are thicker at edges (for faster target acquisition) and thinner in the centre (as not to obscure the view of the target).
• BDC Reticle
  • This means Bullet Drop Control and it minimises the need for guessing bullet hold-over at long distances. By selecting the appropriate hashmark you will get a reliable bullet-drop reference. This reticle also provides you with reference marks, which can compensate for bullet drift in windy conditions or to range distances.
• Rimfire Reticle
  • These reticles are more suitable for short-range shooting. They are specially designed for use with rifles that have low recoil as they aren't strong enough to withstand the force of high recoil. This has typically shorter eye relief as the milder recoil that you get from a rimfire rifle reduces the need to have long eye relief. They have a parallax setting of about 50 yards, meaning you should have a scope with a parallax setting for 25 or 50 yards instead of the typical 100 yards you often see on hunting scopes.