Vortex Recon 15×50 R/T Tactical Scope RT155
- The Recon R/T Monocular with 15x magnification and 50mm objectives lens is a great option for long range observation and range estimation.
- Extra-low dispersion glass and XR anti-reflective coatings provide excellent light gathering capability in low-light situations. The flared eyecup blocks extraneous light and folds down for use with glasses.
- A large focus wheel and the smaller reticle focus allow the user to properly focus the image and reticle to their eye for optimal target milling capability.
- The versatile utility clip securely attaches to pack webbing or pocket edges for quick access. The ambidextrous strap helps provide a superior grip and added stability.
- Textured rubber armor improves your grip and enhances durability while Armortek coatings protect your lenses from scratches, oil, and dirt. Fully waterproof and fogproof this unit can be used anywhere for any mission.
- Close Focus: 12 feet
$1,400.00
Developed specifically for field surveillance, range estimation, and calling shots, the Recon R/T delivers superb optical performance using premium XD optical system and XR lens coatings.
The versatile attachment clip secures the Recon R/T to any belt or strap for rapid deployment.
The R/T ranging reticle, using MRAD-based subtensions and secondary quick-ranging silhouettes, allows users to estimate the range of objects of known dimensions.
Specification: Vortex Recon 15×50 R/T Tactical Scope RT155
| Product Dimensions | 4.5 x 9 x 4 inches, 1.8 pounds |
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| Shipping Weight | 1.8 pounds (View shipping rates and policies) |
| Item model number | RT155 |
| Brand | Vortex |
| MPN | RT155 |
| UPC | 875874002296 |
7 reviews for Vortex Recon 15×50 R/T Tactical Scope RT155
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Chris Smith –
I answered someone’s question about whether it would go out past 500 meters, and this is what I said:”Yes. The ranging silhouettes go out to 600 meters, but the hashmarks on the reticle are in MRAD, and they give you about 100 mils of total elevation from top to bottom, and a 100 mils of total windage from left to right; and 15X magnification is sufficient for well past 1,000 yards. Vortex glass is not the very best you can get, but it is pretty darn good. I own a couple of Vortex rifle scopes and I am very satisfied with them and have shot past 500 yards with them. The glass in this monocular is comparable to the rifle scopes. My only complaint about this monocular is its size and weight. It is fine as a range instrument in the role of a spotting scope (it comes with a miniature flexible tripod that fits in the same case), and it is fine in a backpack for an extended hunting trip on foot for long range hunting purposes. Where it fails is as an EDC optic for daily use, where the 8×36 Solo R/T is a better choice. I bought my son the Solo R/T for Christmas last year, and it is much lighter and smaller, and more convenient to carry daily in your EDC kit. It has the same reticle, but with “only” about 70 vertical and horizontal mils, and at 8X, it has more than adequate magnification for any uses most of us will run into……even out past 500 yards…..in a package that is significantly smaller and lighter (by comparison, 4X magnification on an ACOG reticle takes you out to 600 yards). Would I recommend the 15X monocular to someone else? Sure. I’m happy with mine. But the truth is that for most people, in most situations, it is a little bit of overkill.”I gave this 15X monocular 4 out 5 five stars for EDC use. It is worth 5 stars, but only in limited roles. The 8×32 Solo R/T is probably the better choice for most people who are looking for a monocular that will get regular usage. Most hunters/shooters, myself included, don’t need and won’t ever use the additional range this monocular provides, even at longer ranges, and the size/weight penalty over the smaller unit is significant.I have no real regrets about having bought mine, and I do use it at the rifle range, but I will likely buy a Solo R/T for myself for EDC use.
RubyWine –
We’re enjoying this lightweight higher magnification option. My face is petit so larger magnification binoculars are too wide for my face.The only thing I could do without is the reticle “hunter view”. Not really needed or wanted for wildlife viewing.
anonymous –
Nice sharp, minimal distortion (at least to my contact lens infused eyes). Focus adjuster isn’t where my fingers tend to expect it, but that’s a nit. We primarily have ours tripod mounted for ship watching.
Eric J Vigen –
Absolutely awesome scope/monocular. The high power does make it a bit hard to hold still for hand held use but is still useable with practice.
Hassan Sharifi –
love this monocular, glass is clear, fits nicely in my back pack
Ac –
Exactly as advertised would recommend to a friend
CaptainCheckSix –
I don’t know why any hunter trying to cut pack weight would carry bino’s when this product is available. It’s fantastic. The optics are outstanding. The built in reticle range finder is brilliantly conceived. Works great.