Vortex Razor HD 22-48×65 Angled Spotting Scope
Original price was: $2,119.00.$1,900.00Current price is: $1,900.00.
Model Number: RS-65A
UPC: 875874006331
Make: Vortex
Model: Razor HD
Magnification: 22 – 48 x
Objective Lens Diameter: 65 mm
Eye Relief: 16.7 – 17 mm
Linear Field of View: 138 – 84 feet/1000 yards
Angular Field of View: 2.7 – 1.6 degrees
Close Focus: 26.2 feet
Setting a new standard in high-end optical technologies, precision craftsmanship, and ultra-sleek functionality, the newly engineered Razor HD is one of the finest spotting scopes on the market.
Premium HD glass lens elements, painstakingly hand-selected and precision-ground to exacting standards, deliver razor sharp, true-to-life views. Advanced optical elements eliminate aberrations for distortion-free, flat field images with unmatched edge-to-edge sharpness, remarkable clarity, resolution, and colour accuracy.
Features:
- Waterproof: O-ring seals prevent moisture, dust and debris from penetrating the spotting scope for reliable performance in all environments.
- ArmorTek: Ultra-hard, scratch-resistant coating protects exterior lenses from scratches, oil and dirt.
- Porro Prism: Rugged construction withstands recoil and impact.
- Fogproof: Argon gas purging prevents internal fogging over a wide range of temperatures.
- Angled Body Design: Valued for allowing an overall lower mounting height which maximizes stability in wind, offers greater comfort when glassing for extended periods, and permits the use of a smaller, lighter tripod.
Coming With:
- Eyepiece cap
- Objective lens cover
- View-through carry case
14 reviews for Vortex Razor HD 22-48×65 Angled Spotting Scope
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Brooks Nolan –
Hunted through a miserable late-season sleet storm in Ontario. Vortex’s hydrophobic ArmorTek coating kept the external lenses completely clear of sheeting water and grease smudge. A quick wipe with the microfiber cloth left a perfectly clear view.
Keith –
The foot of the mounting block is machined to fit Arca-Swiss quick-release heads natively without needing to bolt on an extra plates. It locks tightly onto my ball head with zero rotation play or vibration rattle.
Liam –
The built-in tripod collar allows the scope body to rotate smoothly to the left or right. This is incredibly helpful when you are lying prone behind a precision rifle and need to tilt the eyepiece over to spot your own trace and splash.
Gaétan –
The HD glass elements render completely true-to-life colors. When scanning a distant ridge line at dawn, being able to clearly pick out the slight color contrast of a buck’s antlers against dry brush is what makes this worth every dollar.
Luke Cade –
The pull-out sunshade built into the objective bell is an underrated design feature. When scouting over bright white snowscapes under direct sunlight, sliding the shade out cuts down on internal lens flare and dramatic light washing.
Macdonald –
While some scopes push up to 60x, the image quality usually gets milky at the top end. This 22-48x range retains incredible edge-to-edge sharpness and a forgiving eye box even at full magnification. It makes long-duration glassing painless.
Finn –
The rugged rubber armor coat absorbs bumps beautifully. I accidentally tipped my carbon tripod over onto a rocky riverbed during a scouting loop. The scope took a hard knock, but the body barely showed a scuff and the internal prisms stayed perfectly aligned.
Ridge Sandy –
The chromatic aberration control on this Razor HD is flawless. Even when looking at a dark treeline against a bright, glaring snowpack at maximum 48x magnification, there is zero purple or green color bleed. The resolution and contrast are incredibly sharp.
Cooper –
Took this out to the outdoor range to check my precision tracking data. On an overcast, dim day, I could cleanly see my individual 6.5mm hits on a dirty paper target out at 400 meters. It completely saves me from walking down the firing line.
Alasdair –
Transitioning this scope from a warm truck cabin out to a -15°C freezing morning stand usually ruins cheaper optics with internal frosting. Vortex’s O-ring sealing and argon gas purging kept the inner optics completely bone dry and functional.
Brody –
I wear thick prescription safety glasses at the range and usually suffer from severely restricted fields of view on spotting scopes. The multi-position twist-up eyecup on this eyepiece lets me customize the relief distance perfectly.
Donovan Griffin –
I prefer the angled design because it makes viewing comfortable when utilizing a vehicle window clamp during long scouting sessions. You don’t have to crane your neck down awkwardly. The helical focus wheel is smooth and easy to micro-adjust.
Murray –
When you are taking a high-end optic deep into the backcountry, accidents happen. Knowing Vortex will repair or replace it unconditionally gives you absolute peace of mind to use the gear as hard as it was intended to be used.
Claude –
I bought this online specifically for bighorn sheep hunts in the rockies. I was debating between the 85mm and this 65mm, but the weight savings are a lifesaver. At just under 57 ounces, it fits perfectly in my pack side-pocket without weighing me down on steep climbs.”