Vortex Viper HSLR

The CRS (Customizable Rotational Stop) Zero Stop prevents you from dialing past your sight-in zero. Once you have sighted in your rifle, you set the stop, allowing you to quickly dial back to your original zero without needing to count clicks or look at the turret.

Yes, the Viper HSLR is well-suited for low-light hunting. It features an illuminated reticle for better visibility against dark backgrounds and XR fully multi-coated lenses that maximize light transmission during dawn and dusk.

The 30mm tube offers a stronger, more durable platform and allows for a greater range of internal elevation and windage adjustments. This is particularly useful for long-range shooting where you need to compensate for bullet drop at extended distances.

Absolutely. The 4-16x magnification range is versatile enough for close-to-mid-range hunting while providing enough power for precision target shooting at longer distances. The tactical turrets and hashmark reticle make it easy to adjust for windage and elevation on the fly.

The parallax adjustment on this model is set from 50 yards to infinity. While it is excellent for long-range precision, it is not designed for extremely close-range shooting under 50 yards.

The Viper HSLR weighs 20.8 ounces. While it adds a noticeable amount of weight to your setup, it is relatively standard for a scope with this level of magnification and durability, and most shooters find it balances well on full-sized hunting or precision rifles.