The Ultimate Vortex Spotting Scope? - BREAKDOWN!

[@ronc4146]

For the ELR or LR / target shooting crowd, Vortex screwed Razor spotter owners by issuing only a 22x fixed mag reticle etched add-on ranging eyepiece (for ranging in Mils or MOA - two versions), vs the Viper spotter that has an available 33x reticle ranging eyepiece. Thx, Vortex!

[@krisjordan9329]

I ended up purchasing the 56 to use for spring bear this year and fall bear, later this year I plan on picking up the 85 as well prior to deer season when needing the extra power and size for examining antlers on deer and in low light.

[@PNWild]

That’ll be a deadly combination!

[@focusfanatic01]

i got the Razor 22-48x65 on sale not too long ago for $750 and it works amazing. glassed doe and buck for about 6 hours on a hillside 1200 yards away during the summer.

[@PNWild]

It’s a great optic l!!

[@robturner2709]

I’m a straight guy that prefers angled. Bino curious you might say.

[@boogietheghost2273]

Great review, a like the details provided for each scope..

[@PNWild]

Thank you!

[@Thatbcyota]

Would love to see some video footage comparison all fully zoomed in on the same object at different distances

[@PNWild]

I’ll do this!

[@TheWVgoodguy22]

If I could only get one of those three I probably would go with the 65. It’s a value proposition.

[@PNWild]

Bingo!! Same here!

[@marcusv1934]

How far away can you tell a 3pt buck with the 13-39? Can you still tell from about 1000yrds away? That's what I'm looking for just to make sure a buck is legal from its points at like 1000 to 1500yrds max

[@AltitudeOutdoors]

65mm for the win

[@PNWild]

I agree

[@brackenreseigh4910]

I’m guessing the 65mm

[@PNWild]

Nailed it!

[@ryananderson2860]

Im going to say the 85 mm

[@PNWild]

Absolutely love the 85mm

[@joshvang8372]

Go big or go home!

[@PNWild]

Hahaha love it!