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Vortex 8x32 Reece Pro HD Ranging Reticle (MRAD)

A compact with premium components, the Recce 8x32 Pro HD Monocular from Vortex Optics delivers a sharp image but adds little weight or bulk to your gear. Compact at only 6.2 x 2", it features a ranging reticle for accurate distance estimates, and a clip so you can place it right where you need it for easy access.

SKU: GC90-VORP100

Vortex 8x32 Reece Pro HD Ranging Reticle (MRAD)

Vortex 8x32 Reece Pro HD Ranging Reticle (MRAD)

A compact with premium components, the Recce 8x32 Pro HD Monocular from Vortex Optics delivers a sharp image but adds little weight or bulk to your gear. Compact at only 6.2 x 2", it features a ranging reticle for accurate distance estimates, and a clip so you can place it right where you need it for easy access.

A generous 32mm objective lens and XR fully multi-coated extra low-dispersion glass lenses make sure plenty of light gets through for a good view even in periods of low light. With 8x magnification and a roof prism design, this monocular offers a wide 7.6° angle of view and a 5' minimum focus distance. A collar located in the middle makes for fast focus adjustments. The argon-filled construction is waterproof and fogproof. With textured rubber armouring and attached lens covers, this monocular is meant for use.

Optical Performance

Magnification: 8x

Objective lenses: 32mm diameter

HD (High-Density) extra low-dispersion glass

Apparent viewing angle: 60.8° wide angle

5' close focus distance

Use and Handling

Ranging reticle with 0.5 mrad subtensions and silhouettes

Middle focus collar

Eye relief: 14.5mm

Exit pupil: 4mm

Utility clip allows for quick attachment to pocket edges, equipment, or vests

Construction Details

ArmorTek scratch-resistant coating protects exterior lenses from scratches, oil, and dirt

Argon-filled for fogproof and waterproof performance

Rubber armor provides a secure, non-slip grip and durable external protection

Attached covers protect lenses when not in use

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Product Overview

Vortex 8x32 Reece Pro HD Ranging Reticle (MRAD)

A compact with premium components, the Recce 8x32 Pro HD Monocular from Vortex Optics delivers a sharp image but adds little weight or bulk to your gear. Compact at only 6.2 x 2", it features a ranging reticle for accurate distance estimates, and a clip so you can place it right where you need it for easy access.

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