Vortex Strike StrikeFire II and Aimpoint Patrol Rifle Optics they both sell
There is a lot of changes taking place in the red dot market and between Trijicon MRO, Vortex StrikeFire, Aimpoint Patrol Rifle and Burris Fastfire III, there are a lot of great products coming out that have slight differences in durability, features and preferences. I’m more of a fan of smaller red dots because I find it really annoying to shoot at 300yd-600yd targets and have my red dot obscure the object. There are things you can do to hit targets at long distance like power down your red dot sight to the lowest setting so you can actually see through the dot and see your target but if speed is important it’s hard to move a faint dot around quickly especially on two feet.
Vortex has a few very hot sellers with us, namely the Vortex Strikefire II and the Vortex Sparc. The Strikefire II is very close to the Aimpoint Patrol Rifle Optics in size but we have seen so many tests to show that there is hardly a difference in durability and yest a $224 price difference. The night vision settings, battery life and waterproof depth differences are all I could really argue about but not everyone is concerned about that. The biggest difference is the Vortex Strikefire II 4 MOA Red dot and the Aimpoint 2 MOA dot. Since we’ve seen a growing trend towards green reticles and green lasers, Vortex does have the option to change the dot from red to green if that matters to you, but you really can’t go wrong with either of these.