Re: Vortex Crossfire 4-16x50 AO ??????
We do inspect our scopes right here in WI before we send them out. I don't think that's something that everyone does, especially companies that specialize exclusively in scopes in the Crossfire's price range. So, that is one difference you will see with Vortex.
In addition, I don't think that anyone else in this price range backs up their product with a warranty like we have. That warranty is a reflection of the confidence that we have in our products as well as our desire to make sure our customers are always take care of, weather that be the Crossfire or the Razor.
That's not to say that the Crossfire is built as well as the Razor. In fact, there is a significant difference, but for the money I think the Crossfire does really well against the competition.
We travel regularly to our factories overseas to make sure that our standards are being met to minimize the chance of anyone getting a bad scope, and if we see problems happening we are very quick to correct them and make sure that the customer is always taken care of.
I think all of these things put the Crossfire a cut above similar priced scopes. Many of the "other guys" in this price range pretty much look at customers as a number and are in it to just sell as many as possible, with no thought to quality. We just aren't like that because we want to make sure our customers are happy.
We do inspect our scopes right here in WI before we send them out. I don't think that's something that everyone does, especially companies that specialize exclusively in scopes in the Crossfire's price range. So, that is one difference you will see with Vortex.
In addition, I don't think that anyone else in this price range backs up their product with a warranty like we have. That warranty is a reflection of the confidence that we have in our products as well as our desire to make sure our customers are always take care of, weather that be the Crossfire or the Razor.
That's not to say that the Crossfire is built as well as the Razor. In fact, there is a significant difference, but for the money I think the Crossfire does really well against the competition.
We travel regularly to our factories overseas to make sure that our standards are being met to minimize the chance of anyone getting a bad scope, and if we see problems happening we are very quick to correct them and make sure that the customer is always taken care of.
I think all of these things put the Crossfire a cut above similar priced scopes. Many of the "other guys" in this price range pretty much look at customers as a number and are in it to just sell as many as possible, with no thought to quality. We just aren't like that because we want to make sure our customers are happy.