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Vortex Viper PST Gen II 2-10x32mm 30mm Tube First Focal Plane Rifle Scope
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Matt S.'s Review of Vortex Viper PST Gen II 2-10x32mm 30mm Tube First Focal Plane Rifle Scope

I have used the Gen 1 Viper PST 2.5-10x32 FFP a few times and liked it, so when the Gen 2 came out I was interested in seeing what had been refined.

Moving the illumination control off the eyepiece is the first thing I noticed and in my opinion is an excellent change. Looks cleaner and removes a snag point. I also prefer the EBR-4 reticle to the EBR-1, as the EBR-4 has finer lines and a variety

The upgraded turrets offer slightly more max adjustment and utilize the RZR zero stop system rather than the CRS zero stop system that requires shims.

While the Gen 2 has better Field of View than the Gen 1 and a close focus of 20yds instead of 35yds, it is also a bit heavier and has slightly shorter eye relief than the previous model.

Overall I think the weight gain is worth the upgraded features and for the price this scope is packed with value.
Pros:
  • Quality
  • sleek design
  • First focal plane
  • RZR Zero Stop
  • EBR-4 Reticle
Cons:
  • Weight Gain
  • 3.2in eye relief
Best Used for:
  • competition
  • duty
  • Range use
  • ARs
  • DMR setups
Would Recommend: Yes
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About Matt S. from IL, United States

Hi, my name is Matt and I am a Gear Addict. I have a serious product addiction and enjoy nothing better than getting to run a product through its paces. I like to know exactly what it can and can't do or whether it's worth recommending or not.