Have a vortex strike eagle 1×6 lpvo sitting around and had a idea. Will it hold up to a modern muzzleloader recoil. I shoot no further than 100ish yards mostly 60yards and closer. Just an idea i had while in the stand this morning if it will work
Durability of vortex lpvo
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Not so fast...
That's literally like one of the easiest LPVOs to break on the market
Guys teaching carbine classes tell students to not bring one on their rifles. I see SEs break every year at our 3 day 3 Gun match. Its not a good optic from Vortex. It's almost as bad as the Gen I PST.
Hold up to a muzzle loader? Maybe. But I'd rather have just about anything else. If you have it, run it. For your uses, it may be just fine. But if it was a hunt, I wouldn't trust it.
That's literally like one of the easiest LPVOs to break on the market
Guys teaching carbine classes tell students to not bring one on their rifles. I see SEs break every year at our 3 day 3 Gun match. Its not a good optic from Vortex. It's almost as bad as the Gen I PST.
Hold up to a muzzle loader? Maybe. But I'd rather have just about anything else. If you have it, run it. For your uses, it may be just fine. But if it was a hunt, I wouldn't trust it.
Tyvm and good to know i will go a different route but try it at the same time. If it breaks will warranty it and put back on the shelfNot so fast...
That's literally like one of the easiest LPVOs to break on the market
Guys teaching carbine classes tell students to not bring one on their rifles. I see SEs break every year at our 3 day 3 Gun match. Its not a good optic from Vortex. It's almost as bad as the Gen I PST.
Hold up to a muzzle loader? Maybe. But I'd rather have just about anything else. If you have it, run it. For your uses, it may be just fine. But if it was a hunt, I wouldn't trust it.
