Vortex Crossfire II scopes...believe the hype

[jrh84]

When Alan and everyone else here talks about how good the Crossfire II scopes are, and how well they track...they aren't blowing smoke.

I stretched the legs of my CZ 452 and Crossfire II 4-12x40AO out to 200 yards today with Remington Subsonic .22's. I have the scope zeroed at 50 yards. To get to 200 yards, I dialed up 28 MOA, or 112 clicks. Once I figured out the swirling wind, I was able to hit a 2"x7" steel flapper target 3/5 times.

What was really impressive though, is when I dialed back down 28 MOA to my 50 yard zero again. I stacked in 5 shots right at point of aim. No settling back in to zero, no "close enough." Right back to POA...from a sub $200 scope. Good stuff.

Just curious Alan...what is the max travel for these?

 

[chezuki]

The thread so nice you made it twice?

https://www.indianagunowners.com/fo...tex_crossfire_ii_scopes_believe_the_hype.html

 

[CBR1000rr]

I have a Crossfire II on my CZ 455 American. I've also added an extended DIP 20 MOA base. I know Alan has told me how much travel it has but I'm not sure I can recall. Either way, I love mine so much that I picked up another for my LVT.

 

[jrh84]

The thread so nice you made it twice?

https://www.indianagunowners.com/fo...tex_crossfire_ii_scopes_believe_the_hype.html

Oops, not sure what happened there...

 

[Rayne]

I'm looking into one of these myself. Just finishing asking Alan if he thought the Crossfire ll or the Nikon p223 would suit my purposes better.

 

[42769vette]

Thanks for the write up. I have people all the time thinking I'm just being a salesman when I tell them how good the cf2 series is.

Your scope should have 50 moa of travel.