VORTEX Venom 3-15x44 FFP EBR-7C MRAD

The Vortex Venom 3-15x44 with EBR-7C MRAD reticle in the First Focal Plane (FFP) is an affordable entry-level scope from Vortex that combines quality and precision despite its price.

Equipped with a zero-stop and a 34mm main tube, the scope has enough substance so that the EBR-7C reticle in the First Focal Plane can be practically used - quick and secure adjustments via the adjustment mechanism to the hold points measured with the reticle are thus easily possible. Included with the riflescope is a throw lever for magnification adjustment and a sunshade.

The EBR-7C reticle in MRAD offers holdover marks and bullet drop markings for various distances, and due to the fine and subdivided hold lines, the features can be fully utilized. Designed as an all-rounder, as long as the purpose is precision shooting, the "Christmas tree" including the aiming point is unilluminated. Since the entire reticle is designed in MRAD, it is incredibly easy to correct the point of impact or shoot without reticle adjustment using the extensive hold marks.

Product details:

Vortex Venom 3-15x44 FFP EBR-7C MRAD

First Focal Plane


EBR-7C reticle
Zero-Stop
Main tube: 34mm
Eye relief: 9.4cm
Field of view: 14.13-2.8m/100m
Click adjustment: 0.1 MRAD (approx. 1cm/100m)
Elevation adjustment: 36 MRAD (3.6m/100m)
Windage adjustment: 21 MRAD (2.1m/100m)
Length: 34cm
Weight: 816g
Material: Aluminum, matte black anodized
The following optional VORTEX DEFENDER FlipCaps fit: No. Eyepiece + FlipCap 44

VORTEX is a US-based optics manufacturer that has been located in Wisconsin since 1986 and is still operated as a family business today. All products are developed, manufactured, and tested in-house, providing VORTEX with high quality and an outstanding product variety of red dot sights, rangefinders, and high-quality riflescopes.

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