Re: Now accepting back orders on the Vortex Viper
We designed it to be the most true 1x on the market and we did some interesting things with the eye relief to make this the fastest 1x of any variable on the market. It really has to be seen to be fully appreciated.
The way the eye relief works is that the outline of the scope body is very minimal in the FOV using both eyes. The eye relief is also extremely forgiving, so you don't have to have your eye even centered behind the scope. There is a lot of latitude to move your eye around in the eye box and still see the reticle. This includes side to side movement, or front to back. The eyebox is really huge on this thing.
All of this amounts to giving the impression of not even really looking through a scope at all, but just having the reticle float out in front of your field of vision.
It gives the truest impression of looking through a red dot of any 1-4x24 that we have ever tested. We'll have them at SHOT for people to look at, so I'm sure you'll be hearing about it from people who get a chance to look through them there.
Also, they are daylight bright. Here is a sneak peak of the actual reticle.
-Sam
We designed it to be the most true 1x on the market and we did some interesting things with the eye relief to make this the fastest 1x of any variable on the market. It really has to be seen to be fully appreciated.
The way the eye relief works is that the outline of the scope body is very minimal in the FOV using both eyes. The eye relief is also extremely forgiving, so you don't have to have your eye even centered behind the scope. There is a lot of latitude to move your eye around in the eye box and still see the reticle. This includes side to side movement, or front to back. The eyebox is really huge on this thing.
All of this amounts to giving the impression of not even really looking through a scope at all, but just having the reticle float out in front of your field of vision.
It gives the truest impression of looking through a red dot of any 1-4x24 that we have ever tested. We'll have them at SHOT for people to look at, so I'm sure you'll be hearing about it from people who get a chance to look through them there.
Also, they are daylight bright. Here is a sneak peak of the actual reticle.
-Sam