Vortex Copperhead

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Sightmark Core 2.0 TX

Vortex Optics Copperhead Second Focal Plane Riflescope

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Vortex Copperhead

The Vortex Copperhead 4-12x44 riflescope is designed for hunters who want dependable optics without the bulk. This scope offers a versatile 4-12x magnification range, giving you flexibility across various hunting distances. The 44mm objective lens lets in ample light, ensuring a clear view even in low-light situations like dawn and dusk—prime hunting hours. Built with Vortex’s renowned durability, the Copperhead can withstand harsh weather and rough handling in the field. The precision-glide erector system makes adjustments smooth and reliable, keeping you on target when it counts. Overall, the Copperhead provides solid performance for hunters wanting quality optics at an accessible price point.

Sightmark Core 2.0 TX

The Sightmark Core 2.0 TX riflescope stands out for its Ballistic Drop (BD) reticle, calibrated specifically for 55gr 5.56x45mm ammunition. This feature really enhances targeting and accuracy, particularly when using this popular caliber. I’ve been using it for a range of shooting scenarios, and the 1-4x magnification has proven versatile, making it ideal for both close-quarters and mid-range engagements. The 24mm objective lens diameter ensures excellent light transmission, delivering a sharp and clear image in various lighting conditions. The adjustable parallax settings, calibrated for 100 yards, allow for precise aiming without reticle shift at that range, making it a perfect fit for both precision shooting and hunting. With an impressive 140 MOA windage adjustment range, it’s easy to compensate for wind drift and dial in on target. Whether in competitive shooting or in the field, this scope offers accuracy and reliability that consistently delivers.