When we compared these two rifle scopes, we noticed a big difference in terms of chromatic aberration. Here we have a difference of 38 points against 4. We can definitely say that the differences were big, since the majority of points in terms of sharpness, got the Vortex Razor Gen. Almost 4 times more points scored Vortex against his competitor – Steiner. Inner reflections at 5x and 25x magnification:įOV - subjective impression at 5x and 25x magnification:Īnother very interesting test, but we have a clear winner. Vortex Razor HD Gen 2 4.5-27x56 vs Steiner M5Xi 5-25x56 Optical properties:Ĭentral sharpness – subjective impression at 5x, 15x and 25x magnification:Įdge sharpness – subjective impression at 5x, 15x and 25x magnification: The finish on both rifle scopes is hard anodized, what makes these scopes even more durable and also scratch resistant. These colors are either matte black or coyote brown. The parallax is adjustable on both rifle scopes, on the Vortex from 29m to infinity, and on the Steiner from 50m to infinity.Ĭurrently only one color is available on the Vortex, the matt brown finish, and two available colors on the Steiner. The main tube diameter on both rifle scopes is 34mm, so the housing is thick enough to withstand any torture that's made to it on the field. So if you are using a night vision or a thermal front attachment, you have to decide if you want a lighter weight combination, or an easier to reach and use combination. This is very much, but it is also 58 millimeters shorter than the Steiner, what is also a big benefit. 2 is one of the heaviest rifle scopes currently on the market, and the same is on this comparison, we see that the Steiner M5Xi is 375 grams lighter than the Vortex. What we already know, is that the Vortex Razor HD Gen. This particular rifle scope we tested is made in Germany. The company is based in Germany, but they have also a branch located in the US, where they also produce some models of rifle scopes and other optics. Steiner, on the other hand, is also a very well-known company, especially because of their high-quality binoculars. Vortex is a well known US-based company, which produces all of their products in different Asian companies, but their high-quality products come from Japan, like this Razor HD Gen.
Now we can compare it to another European-made rifle scope, the German Steiner. We tested the Vortex already against the Kahles, and we can definitely say it is a masterpiece of optics. 2 4.5-27x56, and until Shot Show 2018, the flagship model of Steiner, the M5Xi 5-25x56.
You won’t be disappointed.Another review of two high-end rifle scopes, now the flagship tactical model of Vortex, the Razor HD Gen. It hits the sweet spot of performance and price. RKB Armory’s Opinion: This scope is probably the best LPVO, for the money.
Zero-resettable turrets offer 50 MOA (20 MRAD) of adjustment in a single turn, ensuring ample travel. Ultra-sleek and built like a tank on a 30mm, aircraft-grade aluminum tube, the Razor HD Gen II-E 1-6×24 features an ultra-low profile, capped windage, and elevation turrets for streamlined performance. True 1x on the low end is complemented by an ultra-forgiving eye box with generous eye relief for a heads-up-display-like sight picture and daylight bright illuminated center dot in the reticle for extremely fast target acquisition in close quarters. Optically, it delivers the highest level of clarity, resolution, color accuracy, light transmission, and edge-to-edge sharpness. Perfect for the AR platform, the Gen II-E 1-6 is a top-tier optical solution for short to medium-range tactical applications. Vortex’s Description: At nearly 1/4 pound lighter than the original Razor HD Gen II 1-6×24, the “E” (Enhanced) model allows for quicker transitions between targets and less arm fatigue during long days on the range. Includes original box, manuals, throw lever, and lens cap.
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