CptnAwesome
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I've notice there's a lot of hype over Vortex scopes, Mossberg is even offering an upgraded patriot combo with vortex optics. Read a lot of really good reviews here and other places. Also saw a few negative like a YouTube review of a guy who had one fog up, sent it back to them 3 times and problem never really solved. I know every manufacturer will have a defective product her and there. But here is my question,,, for those of you who own Vortex Crossfire II and above (mounted on long action calibers)
1) Do they hold a zero? And I mean set it and your done and you get the same groups every time unless you switch ammo.
2) Are you getting constant sub moa groups (with rifle and load that's capable oh doing so)
3) 3 is a biggie, have you ever hunted with/used it in rain or very cold weather, if so did it fog up at all, inside or outside.
I really want one of these scopes because I like the way they look, and features but refuse to pull the trigger on one until I get some goog feedback here
My other options are Nikon buckmaster II. And if I had to stretch,,, a prostate or leupold rifleman or VX-I
1) Do they hold a zero? And I mean set it and your done and you get the same groups every time unless you switch ammo.
2) Are you getting constant sub moa groups (with rifle and load that's capable oh doing so)
3) 3 is a biggie, have you ever hunted with/used it in rain or very cold weather, if so did it fog up at all, inside or outside.
I really want one of these scopes because I like the way they look, and features but refuse to pull the trigger on one until I get some goog feedback here
My other options are Nikon buckmaster II. And if I had to stretch,,, a prostate or leupold rifleman or VX-I