The legendary Vortex Strikefire II in red configuration provides Australian hunters with battle-tested reliability and lightning-fast target acquisition. This full-sized red dot sight features a crisp 4 MOA red dot that stands out against varied Australian backgrounds, from the golden grasslands of Queensland to the dark shadows of Tasmanian forests. The 30mm tube design offers a massive field of view compared to compact red dots, giving hunters the peripheral awareness needed for quick follow-up shots on fast-moving feral pigs or startled deer. With 10 variable illumination settings and exceptional battery life exceeding 80,000 hours, this sight keeps running through multiple Australian hunting seasons on a single CR2 battery. The robust single-piece aluminium chassis withstands the harshest treatment, while nitrogen purging ensures internal fog-proofing regardless of temperature swings. Included lower 1/3 co-witness cantilever mount positions the optic perfectly for modern sporting rifles popular across Australia.Outstanding choice for Australian hunters running AR-platform rifles for feral animal control, perfect for rapid engagement of multiple targets during professional culling operations. Ideal for rimfire rifles targeting rabbits and foxes, equally at home on shotguns for scrub turkey or sambar drives. The bombproof construction suits commercial shooters and recreational hunters alike. Magnification: 1x unmagnified Objective Lens: 30mm diameter Dot Size: 4 MOA red Illumination: 10 brightness levels (2 NV-compatible) Battery Life: Up to 80,000 hours (setting 6) Eye Relief: Unlimited Adjustments: 1/2 MOA clicks Adjustment Range: 100 MOA windage/elevation Length: 5.6 inches (142mm) Weight: 7.2 oz (204g) Tube Diameter: 30mm Mount: Lower 1/3 co-witness cantilever included Battery: CR2 lithium Waterproof/Fogproof: Yes, nitrogen purgedSecure your Strikefire II Red Dot today and join thousands of Australian hunters who trust Vortex for reliable, accurate, and virtually indestructible optics. VIP Warranty included.
