Vortex spotting scopes

[bogtrotter]

Have decided to get a new scope. My old Bushnell is kind of fuzzy and not so good. I've narrowed the brand down to Vortex based on price and comments. I will use it for 1) the shooting range 2) wildlife viewing - non-hunting and 3) hunting. I won't be using it for any really ambitious hunts ( sheep or goat). My decision now is should I go with the Razor and keep some $ or get the Viper ?

Your comments are appreciated.

[Ron.C]

Viper is the cheaper model. I purchased an old model razor brand new unused 65mm for just under 1k. I used it for spring bear hunting this year and really like it.
Have since seen other razors for sale used for about the same.

[todbartell]

The Vipers are great, Razor even better. Get the best one you can afford

[medic11]

I have a straight Vortex Viper 20-60X65 with neoprene case for sale if your interested. PM me for details and pics.

[Wentrot]

Ain't nothing wrong with the viper HD. Razor would be a very nice step up tho

[Skeena Shooter]

I baught the new razor in the 65mm and it's awsome also have the case and phone skope adapter. Really happy with the the new set up. X 2 on buy the best you can afford! Good luck

[hodgey33]

Any Vortex spotter will do. They're all beauties.....great warranty too.

[Darksith]

buy the best you can afford and never have to spend on it again...you won't be disapointed when you purchase good glass.

[SaintSix]

I have the Razor 65mm and took it out to the mountains last year worked great until I broke my tripod head... my fault. but spotter worked great lol some deals can be found on them now that they came out with a new version mines the grey one, not the newest out.

[twoSevenO]

cant beat the razor. I have 65mm one and I can see 7mm holes at 300yards no problem.

With this spotter I can set up a whole bunch of targets when i first get there and only walk down to them when i'm ready to pack up and go home.