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title: "Optics Viper PST Gen I Second Focal Plane Riflescopes"
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# 6-24x magnification for precision targeting Extra-low dispersion glass for crystal-clear clarity Shockproof & waterproof with argon purging Optics Viper PST Gen I Second Focal Plane Riflescopes

**Brand:** vortex
**Price:** ₹ 83398
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

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## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Optics Viper PST Gen I Second Focal Plane Riflescopes by vortex
- **How much does it cost?** ₹ 83398 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- vortex enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted vortex brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Built to Endure the Wild:** Aircraft-grade aluminum 30mm tube with O-ring seals and argon gas purging delivers rugged shockproof and waterproof reliability.
- • **Elevate Your Hunting Game:** Illuminated reticle with adjustable brightness keeps you locked on target during low-light hunts—never miss the moment.
- • **Effortless Zeroing & Adjustments:** Customizable Rotational Stop (CRS) and precision-force spring system guarantee repeatable, tactile turret clicks you can trust.
- • **Crystal-Clear Vision in Any Light:** XD glass with multi-layer anti-reflective coatings maximizes light transmission for sharp, vivid images even at dusk.
- • **Pinpoint Precision at Every Range:** 6-24x magnification with EBR-1 MOA reticle ensures fast, accurate shot adjustments for pros who demand perfection.

## Overview

The Vortex Optics Viper PST Gen I 6-24x50 Second Focal Plane riflescope combines precision engineering with rugged durability. Featuring a 30mm aircraft-grade aluminum tube, extra-low dispersion glass, and a customizable zero stop, it delivers sharp, reliable performance for serious hunters and tactical shooters. Waterproof, shockproof, and equipped with an illuminated EBR-1 reticle, this scope ensures clarity and confidence from dawn till dusk.

## Description

Specifically designed for precision shooting communities, the Viper PST series of riflescopes offer the highest levels of performance and reliability. With features such as matched turret/reticle subtensions, CRS zero stop mechanisms and precision ranging reticles, the Viper PSTs are ready for any situation.

Review: Vortex Quality Is Top Notch - So happy I picked up this scope. It's an amazing piece of quality at a truly decent price point. I really wish the scope was packed in foam lined box, instead of just foam on the end caps. But mine arrived in fine condition, nevertheless. I'm a big fan of both Nikon and Vortex optics, and was not able to actually check this scope out in person, before buying it. My past great experiences with a few lesser priced Vortex scopes led me to feel OK about buying this one sight unseen. I was also thinking of the Nikon Black FX1000, but as much as loved the look and feel of that glass, wasn't completely sold on the turrets. Just not as crisp as I'd have hoped for a tactical scope. The reviews I read on the PST were very postive of this feature and I was able to find it here for one hundred less, so I decided to give it a try. - It has the feel and weight of a true piece of quality equipment. - The glass is fantastic in its clarity. - The reticle is very crisp, level, and fine. Not as thick as a base level Viper I have, this one will be great for precision and longer distances. - The light gathering is noteworthy. The 50mm objective, outstanding glass clarity, and 30mm tube makes distance targets quite visible even at dusk. I was really impressed at this scope's low light pop. - The illumination was unexpectedly crisp as well. I did notice some red glow bleed at first, but when I put on my glasses, the illumination became vividly married to the reticle. So it was my eye sight, not the scope. Interestingly, however, the scope pulls in so much light, even in low light, I wonder how often I'll actually be using the illumination. - The magnification and parallax knobs are tight, as is typical. But I prefer stiffness of play, any day, when it comes to that. - The turrets are great. Very well marked for directional tuning and line up precisely with the has marks. The feel is good. Not great. I was hoping the tactile click would be more pronounced. That was a feature that I was hoping would be better than the Nikon, and it turns out to be about the same. All in all, given the Vortex reputation, and their superior warranty, I felt I couldn't go wrong, and I didn't. This is a purchase I am down right excited to have made, considering I could have spent much much more for a scope that was really not much better, if at all. I know that, because I've (regrettably) done that.
Review: TOP NOTCH scope and why I chose the SFP version - Upgrading from a Zeiss Conquest and this is my first "turret scope". I have nothing but positive reviews.What a scope. For the money you can't beat it. I have this scope mounted on a Steyr 300 winmag using the recommended 30mm Vortex Matched (low) rings. While the rings are pricey, they are well worth it (see my review on those). I use this scope exclusively for deer/big game hunting as well as some recreational (non-pro) shooting, so keep that in mind while reading this review. Some notes: -The illuminated reticle is must, especially in low light. I deer hunt and this is an amazing feature for late afternoons. Additionally, the ability to be able to change the degree of illumination is awesome. -The optics are on par for a higher dollar scope. I compared it with the Vortex Razor HD side by side and while the HD glass is definitely superior, BUT the drop off between the 2 really is negligible and not worth double the price IMO. -The turrets are SUPERB. Don't be fooled by other scopes in this price range with turrets. You'll probably run into turret clicks that either lack a "solid stop" for each click or are not accurate where they actually stop. This scope is dead on with both, which I consider a testament to the diligence that went into the construction. The stops are hard and true. When compared side by side with several Nightforce turrets I couldn't tell the difference. -My only "con" would be the image quality at max (and I mean topped out) magnification, especially at low light, HOWEVER, I understand that this is an issue with most if not all scope at high power (like 24) (at least until you get into the really high dollar stuff). I just dial it back to say 20 power and there's no issue. This is only an issue in very low light conditions. As additional note, I wavered for several weeks on whether to get the SFP or the FFP version of this scope. Here's my conclusion on that point and I hope you find it helpful: If you have a decent rangefinder, there really isn't a need to go with the FFP and spend the extra 300+ bucks. Yes, the FFP scope will allow you to range at any magnification, but is rotating a scope mag ring worth a 300 Benjamin difference? IMO, it wasn't, especially since I have a great rangefinder (Vortex Ranger 1000) (see the review on that). Bottom line: If you're getting this scope to hunt with, save the extra dough and use it to buy the Vortex rangefinder because when hunting, most of your targets aren't going to require drastic changes in yardage corrections. If you are more into dynamic target competitions, where quick yardages are needed on the fly, maybe then opt for the FFP option. There ya go. I've heard this scope called "the Poor Man's (fill in the blank)". To call this a poor man's Nighforce or anything else would be a discredit to the scope. It's simply a great product at a great price point. I just read this review after writing it and I realize I look like a complete Vortex homer...Oh well, they don't pay me for these reviews (they should...but I digress), but of the 3 products of their's that I own (scope, rings, and rangefinder) I have been overly impressed by the quality and precision. On top of that their customer service is great and the warranty (though I haven't had to and dont expect to use it) is by all accounts excellent.

## Features

- The Viper PST 6-24x50 Second Focal Plane boasts features associated with top-tier scopes. The one-piece, shock proof 30mm tube, precision-machined from a single solid block of aircraft-grade aluminum, offers ample windage and elevation adjustment.
- Matching reticle and turret measurements allow accurate, fast dialing of shots. The EBR-1 is a hashmarked ranging reticle using MOA based subtension lines for ranging, holdover, and windage corrections.
- Customizable Rotational Stop (CRS) aids in return to zero after dialing temporary elevation correction. Precision-force spring system uses premium components in the erector-spring system to ensure maximum repeatability and ease of adjustment.
- Extra-low dispersion (XD) glass increases resolution and color fidelity, resulting in crisp, sharp images. Proprietary coatings increase light transmission with multiple anti-reflective coatings on all air-to-glass surfaces.
- Fiber optic turret rotation indicator provides a highly visible and tactile point of reference for turret rotations. O-ring seals and argon gas purging provides both shockproof and waterproof performance.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B003AQKQAA |
| Best Sellers Rank | #288,741 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #707 in Rifle Scopes |
| Brand | Vortex |
| Brand Name | Vortex |
| Color | Black Matte |
| Compatible Devices | Rifle |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 121 Reviews |
| Field Of View | 2.18 degrees |
| Item Weight | 663.4 g |
| Magnification Maximum | 24 x |
| Magnification Minimum | 6 x |
| Manufacturer | Vortex Optics |
| Manufacturer Part Number | PST-624S1-A |
| Material | Aluminum,Glass |
| Material Type | Aluminum,Glass |
| Model Name | PST-624S1-A |
| Model Number | PST-624S1-A |
| Mounting Type | Cantilever Mount |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Objective Lens Diameter | 30 millimeters |
| Product Style | 6-24x50 - EBR-1 (MOA) |
| Reticle Type | EBR-1 (MOA) |
| Sport | Hunting |
| Sport Type | Hunting |
| Style | 6-24x50 - EBR-1 (MOA) |
| Thread Type | 30mm |
| UPC | 875874002753 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Vortex
- **Color:** Black Matte
- **Style:** 6-24x50 - EBR-1 (MOA)
- **Sport:** Hunting
- **Item Weight:** 663.4 Grams
- **Material:** Aluminum,Glass
- **Magnification Maximum:** 24 x
- **Objective Lens Diameter:** 30 Millimeters
- **Magnification Minimum:** 6 x
- **Compatible Devices:** Rifle

## Images

![Optics Viper PST Gen I Second Focal Plane Riflescopes - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61t6bjaz84L.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Style** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Vortex Quality Is Top Notch
*by J***K on June 30, 2018*

So happy I picked up this scope. It's an amazing piece of quality at a truly decent price point. I really wish the scope was packed in foam lined box, instead of just foam on the end caps. But mine arrived in fine condition, nevertheless. I'm a big fan of both Nikon and Vortex optics, and was not able to actually check this scope out in person, before buying it. My past great experiences with a few lesser priced Vortex scopes led me to feel OK about buying this one sight unseen. I was also thinking of the Nikon Black FX1000, but as much as loved the look and feel of that glass, wasn't completely sold on the turrets. Just not as crisp as I'd have hoped for a tactical scope. The reviews I read on the PST were very postive of this feature and I was able to find it here for one hundred less, so I decided to give it a try. - It has the feel and weight of a true piece of quality equipment. - The glass is fantastic in its clarity. - The reticle is very crisp, level, and fine. Not as thick as a base level Viper I have, this one will be great for precision and longer distances. - The light gathering is noteworthy. The 50mm objective, outstanding glass clarity, and 30mm tube makes distance targets quite visible even at dusk. I was really impressed at this scope's low light pop. - The illumination was unexpectedly crisp as well. I did notice some red glow bleed at first, but when I put on my glasses, the illumination became vividly married to the reticle. So it was my eye sight, not the scope. Interestingly, however, the scope pulls in so much light, even in low light, I wonder how often I'll actually be using the illumination. - The magnification and parallax knobs are tight, as is typical. But I prefer stiffness of play, any day, when it comes to that. - The turrets are great. Very well marked for directional tuning and line up precisely with the has marks. The feel is good. Not great. I was hoping the tactile click would be more pronounced. That was a feature that I was hoping would be better than the Nikon, and it turns out to be about the same. All in all, given the Vortex reputation, and their superior warranty, I felt I couldn't go wrong, and I didn't. This is a purchase I am down right excited to have made, considering I could have spent much much more for a scope that was really not much better, if at all. I know that, because I've (regrettably) done that.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ TOP NOTCH scope and why I chose the SFP version
*by B***H on January 4, 2016*

Upgrading from a Zeiss Conquest and this is my first "turret scope". I have nothing but positive reviews.What a scope. For the money you can't beat it. I have this scope mounted on a Steyr 300 winmag using the recommended 30mm Vortex Matched (low) rings. While the rings are pricey, they are well worth it (see my review on those). I use this scope exclusively for deer/big game hunting as well as some recreational (non-pro) shooting, so keep that in mind while reading this review. Some notes: -The illuminated reticle is must, especially in low light. I deer hunt and this is an amazing feature for late afternoons. Additionally, the ability to be able to change the degree of illumination is awesome. -The optics are on par for a higher dollar scope. I compared it with the Vortex Razor HD side by side and while the HD glass is definitely superior, BUT the drop off between the 2 really is negligible and not worth double the price IMO. -The turrets are SUPERB. Don't be fooled by other scopes in this price range with turrets. You'll probably run into turret clicks that either lack a "solid stop" for each click or are not accurate where they actually stop. This scope is dead on with both, which I consider a testament to the diligence that went into the construction. The stops are hard and true. When compared side by side with several Nightforce turrets I couldn't tell the difference. -My only "con" would be the image quality at max (and I mean topped out) magnification, especially at low light, HOWEVER, I understand that this is an issue with most if not all scope at high power (like 24) (at least until you get into the really high dollar stuff). I just dial it back to say 20 power and there's no issue. This is only an issue in very low light conditions. As additional note, I wavered for several weeks on whether to get the SFP or the FFP version of this scope. Here's my conclusion on that point and I hope you find it helpful: If you have a decent rangefinder, there really isn't a need to go with the FFP and spend the extra 300+ bucks. Yes, the FFP scope will allow you to range at any magnification, but is rotating a scope mag ring worth a 300 Benjamin difference? IMO, it wasn't, especially since I have a great rangefinder (Vortex Ranger 1000) (see the review on that). Bottom line: If you're getting this scope to hunt with, save the extra dough and use it to buy the Vortex rangefinder because when hunting, most of your targets aren't going to require drastic changes in yardage corrections. If you are more into dynamic target competitions, where quick yardages are needed on the fly, maybe then opt for the FFP option. There ya go. I've heard this scope called "the Poor Man's (fill in the blank)". To call this a poor man's Nighforce or anything else would be a discredit to the scope. It's simply a great product at a great price point. I just read this review after writing it and I realize I look like a complete Vortex homer...Oh well, they don't pay me for these reviews (they should...but I digress), but of the 3 products of their's that I own (scope, rings, and rangefinder) I have been overly impressed by the quality and precision. On top of that their customer service is great and the warranty (though I haven't had to and dont expect to use it) is by all accounts excellent.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Vortex Viper Pst 6-24x50
*by H***H on March 22, 2015*

This scope is awesome. The glass is very nice, magnification does not blur. I have it set up for 200 yards shoots tight groups. Fit and finish is excellent. I'm using the vortex level and .97 high vortex precision rings. I hope to work out to longer distances and I think this scope will do the job at a much lower cost than some scopes. This is my second vortex and I will probably buy another. The gun is a Savage 110 in 30-06 with a Choate stock using hand loads.

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