8 Responses to “Vortex StrikeFire Red Dot Rifle Scope”

1. Patsy Herring says:

   June 15, 2012 at 2:12 am

   I wish to get whether) a red-colored us dot styled sight or B) a minimal powered scope (1-5x or something like that like this) having a lighted reticle. My finances are $300 rings or base or any risers should be figured into that $300 budget.

   Have to keep your optic as light as you possibly can to ensure that the gun also stays light

   Gun is principally a plinker but it will likewise be utilized for coyote hunting.

   I love the red-colored us dot since they’re generally small , fairly light the only real a couple of things that steer me from them is #1 the us dot is generally large so a 4 MOA us dot on the coyote thats at 100 yards will hide 4 inches from the intended kill zone. #2 With red-colored dots you receive that which you purchase as well as for $300 you’re going to get decent quality although not the finest.

   A scope is great becuase 1x or 2x you are able to virtually shoot the gun with both eyes open plus some men claim they’re just as quickly as red-colored dots. also because the scope rises to 4 or 5X you are able to focus a little should you need it. Also scopes (even when they’ve lighted reticles) do not need batteries to operate, therefore if it dies still it works. Only factor im concerned about is getting a decent quality scope along with the base and rings required to mount it for an AR for less than $300.

   For red-colored dots im thinking a Vortex Strikefire or Aimpoint M-3 clone. For scopes Im thinking a Mueller multi shot.

   http://muelleroptics.com/mu2732igr

   I’ve got a mueller APV on my small 10/22 but for the cost IMHO its an excellent scope, only problem i’ve by using it could it be eye relief is not very generous so you’ve to obtain your oral cavity weld nearly perfect. however the multi shot i do not like how its paralax is placed at 100 yards, type of screws me over for brief range plinking.

   Again i wish to keep your gun and optics as light as you possibly can, its primary purpose is plinking but should also apply it coyote hunting occasionally because my current scope on my small current coyote rifle is really a 4-16 its great but sometimes its a little much even on 4x in my hunting terrain.
2. Janet Somerville says:

   June 15, 2012 at 6:05 pm

   I wish to get whether) a red-colored us dot styled sight or B) a minimal powered scope (1-5x or something like that like this) having a lighted reticle. My finances are $300 rings or base or any risers should be figured into that $300 budget.

   Have to keep your optic as light as you possibly can to ensure that the gun also stays light

   Gun is principally a plinker but it will likewise be utilized for coyote hunting.

   I love the red-colored us dot since they’re generally small , fairly light the only real a couple of things that steer me from them is #1 the us dot is generally large so a 4 MOA us dot on the coyote thats at 100 yards will hide 4 inches from the intended kill zone. #2 With red-colored dots you receive that which you purchase as well as for $300 you’re going to get decent quality although not the finest.

   A scope is great becuase 1x or 2x you are able to virtually shoot the gun with both eyes open plus some men claim they’re just as quickly as red-colored dots. also because the scope rises to 4 or 5X you are able to focus a little should you need it. Also scopes (even when they’ve lighted reticles) do not need batteries to operate, therefore if it dies still it works. Only factor im concerned about is getting a decent quality scope along with the base and rings required to mount it for an AR for less than $300.

   For red-colored dots im thinking a Vortex Strikefire or Aimpoint M-3 clone. For scopes Im thinking a Mueller multi shot.

   http://muelleroptics.com/mu2732igr

   I’ve got a mueller APV on my small 10/22 but for the cost IMHO its an excellent scope, only problem i’ve by using it could it be eye relief is not very generous so you’ve to obtain your oral cavity weld nearly perfect. however the multi shot i do not like how its paralax is placed at 100 yards, type of screws me over for brief range plinking.

   Again i wish to keep your gun and optics as light as you possibly can, its primary purpose is plinking but should also apply it coyote hunting occasionally because my current scope on my small current coyote rifle is really a 4-16 its great but sometimes its a little much even on 4x in my hunting terrain.
3. Gloria Hester says:

   June 15, 2012 at 6:05 pm

   I do not quite comprehend the explaination where downwash by vortex affects the caused drag from the aircraft….

   Also, so how exactly does high AOA increases lift?? How you can boost the wing’s AOA??
4. Malinda Shurtliff says:

   June 16, 2012 at 10:30 am

   I want to get either A) a red dot styled sight or B) a low powered scope (1-5x or something like that) with a lighted reticle. My budget is $300 rings or base or any risers must be figured into that $300 budget.

   Need to keep the optic as light as possible so that the gun also stays light

   Gun is mainly a plinker but it will also be used for coyote hunting.

   I like the red dot because they are generally small and fairly light the only two things that steer me away from them is #1 the dot is usually big so a 4 MOA dot on a coyote thats at 100 yards is going to cover up 4 inches of the intended kill zone. #2 With red dots you get what you pay for and for $300 you will get decent quality but not the greatest.

   A scope is nice becuase 1x or 2x you can pretty much shoot the gun with both eyes open and some guys claim they are just as fast as red dots. also since the scope goes up to 4 or 5X you can zoom in a bit if you absolutely need it. Also scopes (even if they have lighted reticles) dont need batteries to run, so if it dies it still works. Only thing im worried about is finding a decent quality scope as well as the base and rings needed to mount it to an AR for under $300.

   For red dots im thinking a Vortex Strikefire or Aimpoint M-3 clone. For scopes Im thinking a Mueller multi shot.
   http://muelleroptics.com/mu2732igr

   I have a mueller APV on my 10/22 and for the price IMHO its a great scope, only issue i have with it is it eye relief isnt very generous so you have to get your cheek weld nearly perfect. but the multi shot i dont like how its paralax is set at 100 yards, kind of screws me over for short range plinking.

   Again i want to keep the gun and optics as light as possible, its main purpose is plinking but also want to use it for coyote hunting on occasion because my current scope on my current coyote rifle is a 4-16 its great but at times its a bit much even on 4x for my hunting terrain.
5. Marcie Carew says:

   June 19, 2012 at 4:18 pm

   The problem is:
   Tickets = -0.2(60)^2+12(60)+11

   Now the 60 in the ()’s is the most tickets that can be sold before it begins to go into the negatives. It equals 11 tickets. What my teacher wants now is to find the point of the vortex, and how many solutions there are. I also don’t understand what he means by asking me what the solutions represent. Could someone help me solve this?
6. Cecilia Osburn says:

   June 19, 2012 at 4:18 pm

   https://www.primaryarms.com/Primary_Arms_M4_Style_Red_Dot_p/pa%20m4s.htm

   OR
   https://www.primaryarms.com/Vortex_StrikeFire_Red_Green_Dot_p/sfrdar15.htm

   Both are Aimpoint clones, both have decent reviews online, one has a 4MOA dot other has multiple dots. Going on a flat top AR for plinking, possibly evening pest control if that pesky racoon comes back. Unless someone has a better option, I was thinking a little 1-4x scope but there are none in my price range (below $200) that seem to be worth looking at other that Weavers likeed 1-3X scope, which im also considering.
7. Christy says:

   June 20, 2012 at 1:40 pm

   Here is what I have so far :UTG 1-4X24 30mm Long Eye Relief CQB Scope w/ Glass Circle Dot RGB Reticle & QD Rings,Bear 3-9X50mm Red Dot Scope,
   Leupold VX-3 1.5-5X20mm Illuminated Reticle,Vortex StrikeFire Red Dot Rifle Scope. I’m looking for a variable power red dot scope to put on a scout version of the remington 7600 in 260 remington any other variable power red dot scopes or a decision would be appreciated
   Or a variable power illuminated scope
8. Jeanie Roudebush says:

   June 20, 2012 at 4:59 pm

   Need to know how to mod my strikefire/crossfire and how to make efficient stephen darts
   Thanks for the help

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