Vortex Scopes Reviews

The EOTECH 512 has been around long enough that most shooters have formed an opinion about it without ever mounting…

The Crossfire II 1×22 sits at the bottom of Vortex’s red dot lineup, and that is exactly why people keep…

Nobody gets excited about a 2-7×32. It’s the optic you bolt to a lever gun or a rimfire and stop…

Vortex built the Venom as an open reflex sight that goes wherever you bolt it, and most of the marketing…

The Vortex Viper has been bolted to slides, shotguns, and flat-tops for years now, and it earned its following the…

The Crossfire II 3-9×40 is the scope people land on when they’ve just bought their first deer rifle and the…

Vortex made the only fully enclosed holographic weapon sight on the market that isn’t an EOTECH, and the Gen II…

First focal plane glass used to come with a price of admission that put it out of reach for most…

The StrikeFire II has been in Vortex’s lineup for over a decade. The red dot market moved toward compact enclosed…

Welcome back! Today I’m going to be taking a look at the Vortex Spitfire 3x Prism, a scope touted to…