Vortex Viper PST Gen II 5-25x50 MOA - Long Range Rifle Scope FFP

Overview

The Vortex Viper PST Gen II 5-25x50 MOA rifle scope is designed for demanding shooters seeking precision and reliability at long range. Built around an HD optical system and an EBR-7C reticle on the front focal plane, it excels in both tactical shooting and precision hunting. A reference for enthusiasts of the MOA graduation system, widely used among sport and professional shooters in Switzerland.

Technical Specifications

• 5-25x magnification, 50 mm objective: extended zoom range to suit both close-range and long-range shots.
• First focal plane (FFP): the EBR-7C reticle maintains its proportions at every magnification, ensuring reliable distance estimation in any setup.
• MOA graduation, 1/4 MOA per click: precise and intuitive adjustments for shooters accustomed to the MOA system.
• 30 mm aircraft-grade aluminum tube: rugged structure, resistant to impacts and demanding conditions.
• ArmorTek coating: reinforced lens protection against scratches, oil and dirt.
• Argon purging: sealed and fog-proof for reliable use in all weather, a valuable asset in the Swiss alpine climate.
• 11-level illuminated reticle: optimal aiming point visibility, even in low-light conditions.
• 97 mm eye relief: enhanced comfort and safety while shooting.

Benefits

• Tactical and hunting versatility thanks to the EBR-7C reticle and wide magnification range.
• Consistent field accuracy thanks to fast-zero turrets with a reset function.
• Clear optics and remarkable resolution for quick target identification.
• Durable aircraft-grade aluminum construction, built for heavy use.
• Side-focus parallax adjustment for a sharp image at every distance.

Use and Maintenance

Clean the lenses regularly with a microfiber cloth and an optics-suitable cleaner to preserve the ArmorTek coating. Store the scope in a protective case when not in use and regularly check turret tightness before each shooting session. Thanks to its argon purging, this scope maintains its performance in all weather conditions, an essential criterion for Swiss shooters operating in the mountains or under variable climatic conditions.