Vortex Crossfire II 2-7x32 Rimfire

RimfireSFPMOA1-inch tube

The Vortex Crossfire II 2-7x32 Rimfire is a 2-7×32 SFP scope on a 1-inch tube with a V-Plex MOA reticle and 0.25 MOA clicks. Across its range the exit pupil runs from an estimated 16 mm down to 4.6 mm at 7×, where the twilight factor is 15. Its elevation travel is 50th-most of the 53 scopes here that publish one, at 60 MOA (about 60 MOA).

Approx. price: ~$170
Magnification: 2-7×
Objective: 32 mm
Weight: 13.9 oz

Best for

A .22 or .17 rifle, with parallax set for the distances rimfire actually shoots

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Derived optics

estimated

Exit pupil: 16–4.6 mm (2×–7×)
Twilight factor: 15 at 7×
Zoom ratio: 3.5×

Exit pupil and twilight factor are computed from the published magnification and objective diameter, not measured. Real exit pupil is also capped by the erector at low magnification, and coatings and glass quality move low-light performance in ways the formula cannot see — read these as comparisons between layouts, not verdicts on scopes.

Specifications

Manufacturer-published figures, read from vortexoptics.com. MOA/MRAD conversions use 3.438 MOA per mil.

Magnification: 2-7×
Objective lens: 32 mm
Focal plane: SFP
Reticle: V-Plex MOA
Illuminated: No
Turret unit: MOA
Per click: 0.25 MOA (0.26″ at 100 yd)
Elevation travel: 60 MOA (≈17.5 MRAD)
Windage travel: 60 MOA
Zero stop: No
Turrets: Capped
Parallax: Fixed 50 yd
Eye relief: 3.9″
Field of view: 42–12.6 ft at 100 yd
Tube: 1-inch
Length: 11.5″
Weight: 13.9 oz
Warranty: VIP unlimited unconditional lifetime

Features

SFP
MOA
1-inch tube
Capped turrets
Fixed parallax
Under 16 oz
Lifetime warranty

For it, on paper

+ Parallax fixed at 50 yd rather than 100, matched to typical rimfire distances
+ 13.9 oz and 11.5 in long, small enough for a lightweight .22 sporter
+ 3.9 in of eye relief
+ 60 MOA of elevation and windage travel, generous for a 2-7x on a 1 in tube

Against it, on paper

− Fixed 50 yd parallax: focus drifts past 100 yd at 7x, so it is a poor fit for centerfire use
− Plain V-Plex duplex with no illumination and no holdover marks
− Capped 1/4 MOA turrets with only 15 MOA per revolution: set the zero and leave it