The included slip-over cover protects the optic nicely. The controls are easy enough to maneuver for most, though a man with larger than normal fingers may have difficulty accessing the arrows. Holding the down-arrow atop the sight for around three seconds turns it off. Either arrow will power it on, and obviously, pressing up and down arrows adjust the intensity. We mounted a Vortex Razor red dot on the optics ready G40.
Should you need to access the battery however, the compartment door is fairly easily opened from the right side of the sight. From what I’ve heard with other shooters, nobody has yet had to replace the juice. We field tested both the 6MOA and 3MOA versions of the Razor and never got anywhere near to testing the battery life. If you’re not already familiar with that, it translates to mean that Vortex will repair or replace your product-at no cost-whether it is defective or damaged, no matter what happened or what stupid thing you may have done to it.Ĭheck out Vortex’s product video for more details. MSRP is $499 however online retailers list them for $399.Īs always, the Vortex Warranty Guarantee cannot be beat-lifetime, unlimited, and unconditional.
Vortex logo branding is clear yet clean and classy. The well-padded standard box packaging includes a picatinny rail mount and a spacer plate, both 1.5mm and 2.5mm hex adjustment wrenches, the sight’s cover and the necessary battery. Should you forget to shut it off, the 6-hour automatic shutdown will take care of it for you. At low to mid-range powers, Vortex claims the sight will run up to 30,000 hours. (Photo: Kristin Alberts)īattery life with the included CR2032 is up to 150 hours at the highest setting.
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