Why we stock it
This is not an optic we selected from a spec. sheet. It is the scope both of us, as founders of Position 7, use and shoot in competitions.
Some may consider this optic overkill for a .22 LR. In practice, it is exceptionally well suited to precision rimfire. The parallax adjusts all the way down to 10 yards (9.1m), making it usable on short-range targets, while the 36.1 MRAD of total elevation adjustment provides the range needed when stretching a rimfire cartridge to its max.
The optical performance is exactly what you would expect from a high-end Razor: a bright, crisp image with excellent resolution and edge-to-edge clarity. The eye box is pleasantly forgiving, the exposed elevation and windage turrets lock securely, and the illuminated EBR-7D MRAD reticle gives you a precise, highly capable system for competition and positional shooting.
It is also built like a tank. The trade-off is weight: at 45.1 oz / 1.28 kg, this is not a lightweight hunting scope. On a competition rifle, however, that weight is usually far less important than optical quality, reliable tracking, usable adjustment range and durability.
There are more expensive premium scopes and there are lighter scopes. Taken as a complete package, though, we believe the Razor HD Gen III 6–36×56 offers one of the best price-to-performance ratios in the high-end optics category.
EBR-7D MRAD reticle
The glass-etched EBR-7D is a first-focal-plane reticle, so its subtensions remain accurate throughout the entire magnification range. Its MRAD-based layout provides detailed elevation and wind holds without obscuring the central aiming area. The side-mounted illumination control locks in place and offers ten brightness levels, with an off position between each setting.
Optics and controls
– Class-leading HD optical system designed for high resolution and a wide field of view
– XR Plus anti-reflective lens coatings for high light transmission and strong low-light performance
– Optically indexed lenses for consistent sharpness and brightness across the image
– First-focal-plane, glass-etched EBR-7D MRAD reticle
– Exposed locking elevation and windage turrets
– L-Tec+ Zero System with captive components and additional available travel after zeroing
– Micro-Adjust Zero Setting allows the zero position to be set between clicks
– Locking side illumination with ten intensity levels and off positions between settings
Construction
– One-piece aircraft-grade aluminium body
– ArmorTek exterior lens coating helps protect against scratches, oil and dirt
– Durable, low-glare hard-anodised finish
– Argon purged and O-ring sealed
– Waterproof, fogproof and shockproof construction
Specifications
- Magnification | 6–36x
- Objective lens diameter | 56 mm
- Focal plane | First focal plane (FFP)
- Reticle | EBR-7D MRAD, illuminated
- Tube diameter | 34 mm
- Turret style | Exposed, locking
- Adjustment graduation | 0.1 MRAD per click
- Travel per turret revolution | 10 MRAD
- Maximum elevation adjustment | 36.1 MRAD
- Maximum windage adjustment | 15.5 MRAD
- Parallax adjustment | 10 yards to infinity
- Eye relief | 3.5 in / 88.9 mm
- Field of view at 100 yards | 20.5–3.5 ft
- Length | 15.3 in / 388.6 mm
- Weight | 45.1 oz / approx. 1.28 kg
- Manufacturer SKU | RZR-63602
Included in the box
– 3-inch sunshade
– Throw lever
– Defender flip caps
– Lens cloth
– CR2032 battery
– Custom 2 mm throw-lever tool
– Custom 2.5 mm turret tool
Vortex RAZOR GEN III Manual VTX_M-00313_WEB_English
EBR-7D MRAD Reticle Manual VTX_M-00313_WEB_English









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