Votex Crossfire II vs other cheap RDS
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roadglide1
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Have a Vortex Crossfire that was used on a 12 gauge pump and a single shot 45-70... although it is currently idle, it still functions fine.
Also have a Sig Romeo 5 currently sitting on a 12 gauge semi... still functions fine.
Personally, i prefer the simplicity of the rotary control on the Vortex, versus the button style on the Sig.
My rationale for that is a bit less cheap electronics to fail !!
Also have a Sig Romeo 5 currently sitting on a 12 gauge semi... still functions fine.
Personally, i prefer the simplicity of the rotary control on the Vortex, versus the button style on the Sig.
My rationale for that is a bit less cheap electronics to fail !!
I've got 2 of the crossfire reddots and they are both fantastic. On different guns over the years and no issues.
I also have 2 aimpoint comp m4's and a comp m5 and still enjoy running the crossfires.... While I believe that the aimpoints are much more rugged / reliable. I have never had the vortex fail and the guys at FOC in Ajax even did a torture test on one.
The vortex sparc on the other hand is complete rubbish was sold off long ago to buy the second crossfire as the buttons were too hard to push compared to the dial especially in cold weather.
The high / low mount configurations for the crossfire is another plus.
Overall great reddot for the money and you won't be dissapointed.
I also have 2 aimpoint comp m4's and a comp m5 and still enjoy running the crossfires.... While I believe that the aimpoints are much more rugged / reliable. I have never had the vortex fail and the guys at FOC in Ajax even did a torture test on one.
The vortex sparc on the other hand is complete rubbish was sold off long ago to buy the second crossfire as the buttons were too hard to push compared to the dial especially in cold weather.
The high / low mount configurations for the crossfire is another plus.
Overall great reddot for the money and you won't be dissapointed.
