Vectronix Vector X, 10X42 Range Finding Binocular, MSR-SMR Reticle

THE LEGEND REDEFINED

RANGE PERFORMANCE OF UP TO 7000 YD / 6400 M | 10×42 BINOCULARS | APPLIED BALLISTICS ELITE INSIDE

THE NAME VECTOR IS AN OBLIGATION AND A PROMISE OF EXCELLENCE. THEREFORE, THE VECTOR X IS MUCH MORE THAN JUST ANOTHER RANGEFINDING BINOCULAR. IT FEATURES UNSURPASSED PERFORMANCE, THE HIGHEST LEVEL OF USABILITY, AND UNIQUE FEATURES TAILORED FOR THE MOST DISCERNING LONG-RANGE SHOOTERS AND HUNTERS.

VECTOR X HANDS-ON

The VECTOR X is the most advanced rangefinding binocular on the market. Explore the unique features that truly make it worthy of the iconic VECTOR name.

MSR-SMR | SINGLE MAGNIFICATION RETICLE

The MSR-SMR is a modern observation reticle augmented by essential spotter elements. Its main L-shaped reticle element does not interfere with the display area of the VECTOR X, yet it is still close to the center. The minimalistic reticle design results in an unobstructed field of view for unimpeded glassing and observation. 

The aiming mark of the SMR is a crosshair with a size of 1 × 1 mrad. Its higher line thickness ensures optimal visibility in all lighting conditions. Two dots with 1 mrad spacing in between extend from all four endpoints of the crosshair element. Each of the first dots is spaced 1 mrad from the center of the crosshair. Including the extension dots, the aiming mark has a total width of 4 mrad and a total height of 4 mrad.

Both height and width of the L-shaped reticle are 15 mrad. The main hash marks are spaced in 5 mrad increments. The finer hash marks are spaced in 1 mrad, 0.5 mrad, and 0.2 mrad increments. Dots extend from the vertical and horizontal axes of the reticle. Each of the first extending dots is 20 mrad from the corner of the L, and all further dots are spaced evenly from one another in 10 mrad increments. There is one single dot positioned 10 mrad underneath the corner of the L. With the extending dots, the usable size of the reticle is 40 mrad in the vertical axis and 50 mrad in the horizontal axis.

Opting for the MSR-SMR does not restrict the use of the optional Range Enhancers. However, it is important to note that the hash marks of the MSR-SMR are not magnified by the optional Range Enhancers when installed (i.e., the reticle is calibrated to the base magnification of the VECTOR X and not to the increased magnification when used with the Range Enhancers). Users should keep this in mind when using the MSR-SMR for calling hits when the Range Enhancers are installed on their VECTOR X.