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Hello - what is the difference between the FDE and black versions of this scope? FDE is $299.99 and the black is $399.99 - $100 price difference. Thx! — 3 Answers

by Dan, from WA, United States Asked on January 24, 2022

Name Vortex Strike Eagle 1-6x24mm Rifle Scope, 30mm Tube, Second Focal Plane (SFP) (4.8)
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Answered by Hunter, Gear Expert, from OH, United States, on January 31, 2022

The only difference between the Vortex Strike Eagle 1-6x24mm Rifle Scope models is the OPMOD version comes in an FDE finish and says OPMOD on the side and the Vortex version comes in Black.

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Answered by Dan, member, from WA, United States, on January 28, 2022

This question is asking for capability differences (if any) among the two scopes, as the SKUs and prices are different. Not looking for a lesson in economics...

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Answered by MJV83, member, from NJ, United States, on January 27, 2022

Supply and demand. Economics 101

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