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Reviews (3)
Apr 19, 2017
Awesome!
This is truly the best food grater I've ever used. I got tired of the cheap pieces of junk for sale locally, and did a google search in which, I found a group of folks who tested all the top brands for quality and general awesomeness (why am I not surprised?). Anywho, the Cuisipro Surface Glide was said to be the best so I whipped out the old paypal, stabbed some money in somebodies pocket, tapped my foot for a few minutes, and the mail dude screeched to a halt on two wheels, tossing me the cardboard box while he drifted past......
I tore open the box and grabbed a potato. This grater turned that spud into shredded goodness in no time.
The only thing that concerns me is getting my fingers too close to the shredding surface, because it wouldn't take but a few missed strokes to get the nickname "Stumpy" a few days later.
I really like this product, and I fully expect it's solid steel goodness to last me the rest of my life. Thanks!!!!!
Jun 05, 2015
Awesome video with Christian values!
My daughter loves 321 Penguins and I am so glad I found the very first season. I love the Christian values that they portray!
Oct 24, 2015
Absolutely fantastic quality for the price! I am so very glad I bought this optic! Thank you!!!
11 of 12 found this helpful This scope was everything it was supposed to be. I was skeptical that a scope that cost less than $500 would be able to track well, and give repeatable, reliable adjustments for long range shooting, but the Vortex 6.5-20 X 50 did it like it was nothing.
This scope was mounted on one of my custom rifles (I am a precision gunsmith).
First, I zeroed the scope at 200 yards, shooting very impressive cloverleaf groups at 200 yards. Then I tested it at 400 yards, and it dropped my bullets into perfectly centered groups every time.
Then I backed up to 600 yards and commenced to wear out a 6" steel plate, producing a group about the size of an orange for 25 shots. I just punched my pertinent data into my ballistic computer, and dialed in what the computer said should be money at 600 yards, and the vortex delivered.
That's the good news, and very good it is. There is only one gripe I have with this scope, and to be honest, I'm so thunderstruck and starry eyed over the positive stuff I just mentioned, that I really just DONT CARE about this small issue, but in the spirit of full disclosure, I have to mention that the subtensions on the retical are not what they should be (lets just assume for a minute that I am a professional and I know what I'm talking about). The horizontal subtensions are supposed to be 2 MOA apart at full magnification. They are not. At 100 yards, a 6" diamond should subtend a little less than three 2 MOA divisions (1MOA being 1.047" X 6 = 6.282" ie: the 6" diamond should have been 1/4" shy of perfectly subtending three horizontal dashes) What actually happened was that three horizontal dashes subtended about 7" of the target. This is a second focal plane scope, so if it were possible to crank the power up just a little more, I think that 6" diamond would have grown right into the proper size, but as it is, there is no way those marks are right.
Like I said though, for the price, I'm used to sacrificing precision adjustment instead of retical accuracy, and anybody who shoots long range knows how to calculate their retical subtensions for accurate range readings. What you cannot adjust for with math is a scope that does not track like it is supposed to, and I'm extatic to report that this scope can be used for long range shooting!
Buy one. You'll be impressed! Accuracy only matters if you put it where it counts and Vortex did.