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The Vortex VMX-3X Magnifier Review

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Vortex 3X Magnifier Review

When shooting long range, it is not always easy to aim accurately. This is why having a good scope on your rifle can help. They bring the target that is, “over there” closer to you so that you can take aim and fire without giving your position away. This is especially useful for hunters. The Vortex VMX-3T magnifier promises to be an excellent choice that will work well with virtually any long range rifle setup you may have. Is it the right one for you? Read the Vortex 3X magnifier review to find out.

What It Offers

This simple to use scope is fast and effective at bringing distant targets into view. It can magnify AR-height red dots up to 3x to make them easier to see. This is great news for anyone who does not …show more content…

This also means that it is fog proof so that you can use it easily without worry over what the weather will be. To further this protection there are waterproof O-ring seals on it. This not only prevents moisture, but also prevents dust and other debris.
This magnifier is lightweight and tough. It is made with machined aluminum that has been hard coat anodized. It weighs only 11.9 ounces so that you do not feel weighed down by your gun and the Vortex 3X magnifier. To further increase your comfort it has a 3 1/4 inch eye …show more content…

There are people who use it with their Eotech, their Vortex Strikefire, the AR-15, Aimpoint PRO Patrol Rifle Optic, and many more. The type of gun it will fit on is virtually any rifle that has a longer style barrel on it. Some people have even used it on a 5 inch rail.

What Others Think About It

Most of the people who have already purchased the Vortex 3X feel that it is an excellent value that is still comparable to other high quality magnifiers on the market. They say that it works whether they use their left hand or right hand to fire and that it stays zeroed in no matter how many rounds they fire off.
The biggest issue that people have with it is that the eye relief is difficult to get used to. They say that you have to be right on the scope lens in order to get a full view of your target area. A few people do not like that it is made in China rather than the USA. Some say that after about 200 yards, it is not as clear as they had hoped it would be. There are some who say that the flip to right is wrong because that puts it right into your vision path. Mounting it backward so that it flips left makes things awkward, but through it all, most people with negative thoughts about it, still claim that it is a great magnifier that simply needs a few tweaks.

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