Product description

Vortex Strike Eagle 5-25x56 FFP 30 mm AO EBR-7C MOA/MRAD is a riflescope for long-range shooting featuring HD lenses with XR anti-reflective coatings, an illuminated first-focal-plane reticle and the RevStop Zero System, which enables a rapid return to the initial settings.

A professional start

Vortex Strike Eagle 5-25x56 FFP was designed for shooters looking for proven optics that provide a proper introduction to long-range shooting.

Strike Eagle offers professional solutions, precise mechanics, reliable operation and the lifetime VIP Warranty.

Add excellent HD optics, an illuminated first-focal-plane reticle, side parallax adjustment and locking turrets with a quick-reset system, and you have a proven precision-shooting tool at an accessible price.

Durable construction

The one-piece tube is machined from a single piece of 6061-T6 aircraft-grade aluminium, providing resistance to recoil, corrosion and mechanical damage. The anodised tube has a highly durable anti-reflective finish that helps prevent scratching and surface wear.

Precise sealing and dry-nitrogen purging of the optics completely eliminate internal lens fogging and provide IPX7 protection, meaning the riflescope is resistant to rain, snow and immersion in water.

The 34 mm tube provides an impressive vertical adjustment range (110 MOA or 31 MRAD) and horizontal adjustment range (78 MOA or 23 MRAD), enabling long-range shooting.

The external lenses feature a hard Armortek coating that protects against scratches, dirt, moisture and oils. This construction allows the riflescope to be used safely in all weather conditions without concern about damage to the optics.

The 370 mm-long sight has a relatively low weight of 862 g.

Crystal-clear, sharp image

Vortex Strike Eagle 5-25x56 FFP 34 mm uses HD lenses, which provide high resolution, edge-to-edge sharpness, faithful colour reproduction and a bright image free from distortion caused by chromatic aberration.

The HD lenses are made from low-dispersion glass, which delivers excellent resolution and contrast. Another advantage of this type of glass is its relatively low density, helping reduce the weight of the optics.

The impressive viewing quality is achieved through an apochromatic lens system (APO), which focuses three wavelengths (red, blue and green) on the same plane.

One parameter that distinguishes the Strike Eagle from its competitors is its high light transmission, which helps maintain image brightness even in unfavourable lighting conditions.

All air-to-glass surfaces feature multi-layer XR anti-reflective coatings, so even at the maximum 5× magnification the target image remains sharp and bright.

Illuminated FPP reticle

Vortex Strike Eagle 5-25x56 FFP is intended for long-range shooting, which is why this model uses an illuminated first-focal-plane reticle.

The FPP reticle (in the first focal plane) changes size with magnification, allowing comfortable reading and precise application of corrections. The reticle has 11-level illumination adjustment, with a settings-lock mechanism that allows comfortable operation in all lighting conditions. |

Brightness is adjusted using an external ring (on the parallax turret), making this function intuitive and convenient to operate.

The field of view at 100 m ranges from 6.7 m (5× magnification) to 2.2 m (25× magnification). The generous eye relief (93 mm) allows shooting while wearing corrective lenses, reduces eye fatigue and helps protect the shooter from firearm recoil.

Sniper reticle

To provide maximum durability and reliability of the optical system, the reticle is laser-etched and protected between two layers of glass.

The EBR-7c reticle was designed specifically for long-range shooting. The reticle allows precise range estimation, bullet-drop compensation, windage correction and calculation of moving-target parameters.

Depending on your needs, you can choose between a reticle graduated in MRAD or MOA at the time of purchase.

Parallax adjustment

The side parallax-adjustment knob allows smooth compensation of parallax error (a viewing-angle error affecting the point of aim) without taking your eye off the target. Parallax correction allows precise image focus to be set according to the shooting distance.

Tactical turrets with RevStop reset system

The reticle is adjusted using exposed, low-profile turrets, with knurled rings that allow settings to be changed even while wearing tactical gloves. One turret click moves the reticle by 1/4 MOA (or 0.1 MRAD); the full reticle-adjustment range is 110 MOA/ 31 MRAD vertically and 78 MOA/ 23 MRAD horizontally.

The riflescope uses the RevStop Zero System, enabling a rapid return to the initial settings. For the shooter, this means corrections can be applied freely and the original zero point can be restored at any time.

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Poland applies strict export-control regulations in accordance with international agreements governing the export of dual-use goods. Exporting such goods, which may be used in military technologies or support the development of armaments, requires special licences.