Vortex Optics Viper PST Gen II 3-15x44/5-25X50 FFP EBR-7C MOA/MRAD - PST-3156
- The Viper PST Gen II takes incredible performance and rock solid tactical features to new heights. The 3-15x44 first focal plane riflescope is incredibly versatile and ideal for close to long range shooting scenarios.
- Shooters who dial their turrets for bullet drop and wind compensation will appreciate the laser etched turrets, adjustable parallax and the RZR zero stop. A fiber optic rotation indicator ensures you can keep track of your turret position with ease.
- The reticle offers shooters highly functional, intuitive, and detailed hold points, yet remains uncluttered for optimal viewing and features 10 intensity levels with off positions between each setting.
- Extra-low dispersion glass increases resolution and color fidelity. XR fully multi-coated lenses increase light transmission. Armortek coatings protect the lenses from scratches, oil, and dirt.
- O-ring sealed and argon purged, the Viper delivers waterproof and fogproof performance while the single-piece, aircraft-grade aluminum construction gives shooters a durable platform.
What Our Experts Think
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The Vortex Viper PST Gen II combines 3-15x44 and 5-25x50 FFP riflescopes for versatile medium- to long-range shooting.
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Equipped with EBR-7C reticles in MOA or MRAD configurations for precise holdovers.
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First focal plane (FFP) design ensures accurate reticle measurements at all magnifications.
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High-definition optics deliver bright, crisp, and color-accurate images, even in low-light conditions.
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Ideal for tactical shooters, hunters, and long-range enthusiasts seeking precision and adaptability.
Q&A
Q: What is the magnification range?
A: 3-15x44 and 5-25x50, covering short- to long-range shooting scenarios.
Q: What types of reticles are included?
A: EBR-7C in MOA or MRAD, depending on model preference.
Q: Is it a first focal plane scope?
A: Yes, FFP ensures reticle holds and measurements are accurate at all magnifications.
Maintenance Tips
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Clean lenses with a microfiber cloth or lens-specific cleaner.
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Store in a dry, protective case when not in use.
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Inspect mounting rings and screws regularly for secure attachment.
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Avoid harsh chemicals that can damage lens coatings.
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Follow manufacturer’s guidelines for optimal performance and long-term reliability.
