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Vortex PST's Availability - Updated 5/9/2011
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Vortex PST's Availability - Updated 5/9/2011

We have gone thru the packing list of arriving PST's, deducted the pre-paid orders and have the following available at this time for immediate shipment. Please keep in mind that as orders arrive today this availability may change.

Vortex Viper PST 1-4x24 in both MRAD and MOA

Vortex Viper PST 2.5-10x44 in both MRAD and MOA

Vortex Viper PST 4-16x50 SFP in both MRAD and MOA

Vortex Viper PST 6-24x50 SFP in both MRAD and MOA

Vortex Viper PST 4-16x50 FFP in MRAD

We would like to thank everyone for their patients and understanding during the delay due to back order on the PST line of scopes.

The 6-24x50 FFP MOA and 4-16x50 FFP MOA have not arrived in this shipment, however, we are expecting them in next weeks shipment.

Please feel free to give a call with any questions. Thank you for your continued support.
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Still standing by for the PST 6-24x50 FFP Mrads... Smile
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Vortex did not get a delivery last week and claims this coming week they will
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#4
Not to be picky but that is $100 more than we can get the 2.5-10x44 MRAD for from BAMD sales in IA

http://www.bamdsales.com/

Granted Doug is a great guy and has a very slim margin of profit, but he extended this price to me and I hardly even know him.

One of our member here Marc Rush purchased one from him already and it is a GREAT scope.
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Gents,

+1 on the Viper PST 2.5-10x44 MRAD being a great scope. It has Customizable Zero Stop, positive clicks, great glass, illumination, 30mm tube of course, is very light and compact, and is very affordable. It tracks as it should, and takes a beating. I can't recommend these scopes enough. I have had excellent customer service and pricing from Scott at Liberty Optics in Montana.

The 10x max might leave those of you who are used to more magnification wanting, but that is where you would prioritize your portability versus magnification requirements. The 2.5-10x44 is very portable, and does well in extreme conditions as far as glass clarity and usefulness are concerned. It makes an excellent hunting or Special Purpose Rifle optic, and I even use it on my .260 AR10. I'll probably get a 4-16x50 FFP MRAD for the .260 though, and transfer the 2.5-10x44 to the Grendel.

LRRPF52
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