vortex does me right.

[Lloyd Smale]

duracoat camo'd a ar10 and when I did I did a 1x6 vortex scope too. Didn't think 200 degrees would hurt it to bake the paint. Well I must have as when shooting it it would loose focus and you constant had to adjust the focus. I sent it back telling them exactly what I did and they said theyd me a brand new replacement.

[Muskie Hunter]

 I bought a pair of 8x42mm  Vortex Viper HD binoculars a long time ago. A little over a weeks ago I emailed them and told them that I had dropped them and bent the ocular cup around the lens. They said how I should wrap them and sent me a mailing slip via email that I printed out. I sent it in and added a note that I lost all the eye piece covers while hunting also. I got the binocs back in a week and they sent me covers to boot. They had a list that they sent what they had done and they also checked the alignment and the gas filling and cleaned them up like brand new. No charge and postage paid. I have a Vortex Diamondback 4-12x scope on my 22-250 that I like very much also. I used to buy all Nikon after Leupold got to expensive for me but now I think I am going to go with this kid on the block. You sure can't beat their no questions asked  policy for life time warranty service..

[Dee]

Some of the stuff China makes is good stuff.

[Woodbridge 30-30]

Good to hear. I just bought a diamondback to upgrade the Tasco on one of my deer rifles. Went back and forth alot between Vortex and Burris.

[Buckskin]

Some of the stuff China makes is good stuff.

Most of the Vortex scopes are made in Philippines or Japan.  Almost all "US" companies at a minimum get their parts/glass from somewhere in Asia.  Vortex is engineered and supported from the good folks in Barneveld, Wisconsin.