It features a tailorable eyepiece diopter. If you have old eyes or impaired vision, you can personally adjust it to where it focuses easier for you. Eye Relief & Eye Box With 6x magnifier, it’s one much easier to spot where you hit on the target in general, but also where your shots miss, should you miss a shot. While there are notable and objective detriments to running a 6x magnifier behind basically any red dot on the market, there are also notable and objective improvements and increases in performance in certain scenarios.

Unlike traditional scopes that come in tons of different magnification ranges, red dot magnifiers have a far more limited magnification range. Because of this, you shouldn’t expect to hit ultra-long-range targets, even with a red dot magnifier. Fully Multi-Coated - Increase light transmission with multiple anti-reflective coatings on all air-to-glass surfaces. As a final note here, make sure the mount your magnifier is placed on is strong and durable. Many of these magnifiers will use a swing mount, meaning the optics will ride on a pivot point. These pivot points are prone to failure when they aren’t of high quality and many of the mounts that magnifiers come with are built as the bare minimum for them to work out of the box. I almost always recommend getting a trusted third party mount, like the Larue Tactical QD Pivot Mount for Aimpoints magnifiers found here. My Review: From some of the best marksmen to the people patrolling the streets and keeping society safe, Aimpoint is the optical solution you choose when reliability and performance are of the utmost importance. Personally, for the size, weight and money that they’re charging for the Vortex 6x, there are certain applications where it makes sense, but overall, I would say that it’ probably going to be a very, very niche optic and a niche application.The reticle is a 68 MOA Ring and (2) 1 MOA Dot Reticle. This is not my first time using this reticle and it is easily one of my favorites.

First, you don’t have to worry about replacing your magnifier, no matter what happens. While you might be spending a little more money now, it’s almost always a better deal in the long run. Moreover, the company doesn’t want to deal with the warranty process any more than you do.What you get here is unbelievable for the price. These magnifiers are arguably better than magnifiers with much higher price tags and are some of the most versatile in terms of reflex and red dot compatibility.