Videos tagged with Vortex Viper HD

This video provides a product spotlight on the revamped Vortex Viper HD rifle scope lineup. Steve and Wyatt from Vortex Optics discuss the features of the new scopes, which replace the legacy HS, HST, and HSLR series. The discussion covers various configurations from lightweight hunting models (2-10x) to advanced long-range options (5-25x), including first and second focal plane choices, custom-machined turrets, illuminated reticles, and the Vortex VIP lifetime warranty. A key highlight is the offer of a free custom turret directly from Vortex for easier long-range shooting.

This expert-level review by Chris Cerino of Gun Talk Media thoroughly tests the Vortex Viper HD riflescope. The review focuses on practical field applications, including precise tracking accuracy via a box drill and validation of the Dead-Hold BDC MOA reticle subtensions using 6.5 Creedmoor data. Cerino highlights the scope's value, ease of turret adjustment, and the inclusion of an illuminated reticle, making it a strong contender in its price range.

This video focuses on the Vortex Viper HD Binocular series, highlighting various magnification and objective lens options such as 10x42, 15x50, 8x42, 8x32, 10x50, and 6x32. The description emphasizes the high-quality glass, clarity, comfort features like adjustable eye cups, sleek design, compact size, and lightweight nature of these binoculars. It suggests they are suitable for a variety of conditions, including low light situations like sunrise and sunset, and encourages viewers to purchase them from OpticsPlanet.com and discuss their favorite binoculars on the OpticsPlanet forums.

Mark Harris, Team Leader for Product Intelligence at OpticsPlanet, provides an expert overview of the Vortex Diamondback and Viper HD binocular series. He highlights core features like fully multi-coated lenses and rubber-armored bodies, emphasizing their durability and value. The discussion also touches on ergonomic design and the benefits of HD glass in mitigating chromatic aberration.

This review compares Vortex Diamondback and Viper HD binoculars, highlighting their value and performance. The Diamondback series offers compact, lightweight options like the 8x28, while the 8x42 provides better light gathering. The Viper HD line features ergonomic design and HD glass for superior clarity and edge-to-edge focus, with models like the 10x50 and 15x50 offering higher magnification and features like a locking diopter ring.