Replace the stock zoom eyepiece on your 27-60x85mm Razor HD spotting scope with the Vortex Optics Razor HD 22x Ranging Reticle Spotting Scope Eyepiece to improve your accuracy and take your shooting to the next level. The fixed magnification provides a wide viewing angle to scan the scene before you and, when you find your target, utilize the in-view ranging reticle to help you estimate the distance to, and size of, the target. The reticle on this eyepiece is MRAD-based, to match your riflescope turrets and reticle.

The ranging eyepiece is specifically designed to work with the 27-60x85mm Razor HD spotting scope and its optics are matched to those on the spotter to maintain image quality and brightness. The lens is made of high-density (HD) extra-low dispersion (ED) glass to increase light transmission, minimize distortion, and virtually eliminate chromatic aberration. All air-to-glass surfaces have Vortex's XR anti-reflective coatings to minimize light loss and maximize image brightness. ArmorTek exterior lens coatings offer scratch resistance to protect the lenses from scratches, while allowing oil and dirt to be easily cleaned off without leaving residue.

This eyepiece will not fit older 65mm or 50mm HD models.

Fixed 22x Power    For 27-60x85mm Razor HD Spotting Scopes    Modified Crosshair Ranging Reticle    HD Optical System    XR and ArmorTek Lens Coatings

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Where is this scope made?

A: The ZEISS Victory Harpia 95 Spotting Scope (Angled Viewing, Requires Eyepiece) BH #ZEVH95SS • MFR #528057-0000-000 https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1384800-REG/zeiss_52_80_57_victory_harpia_95_spotting.html Is made in Germany

Q: 2. Can the Pentax PF-65ED II be used to view the moon and stars ?

A: Yes , for casual viewing

Q: 3. Where is this scope made?

A: According to the information we have, our current inventory's Country of Origin is Japan. Please be aware this can change over the product's production life without notice.

Q: 4. can I put a canon camera body on the telescope in order to take photos, how does it work ?

A: Yes you can. However I would need to know exactly what Canon Camera you have to recommend the proper adapter to attach it onto the scope.

Q: 5. working temperatures ?

A: Buy a high quality fixed eyepieces such as the ones referenced above. Stay away from zoom eyepieces (image quality is not as good, in my humble opinion. Spend more money and get several fixed eyepieces--one that will let you get you fairly close and that will provide a wider field of view, and one that will enable you to get much closer and that will give you a much narrower fov. With this scope, you should have no problem using a high power ep to get up close and see great detail. (Also make sure you get and use a very sturdy tripod.)

Q: 6. Will these fit the eye lenses on Leupold Mckenzie 10x42mm binoculars?

A: Unfortunately we cannot confirm if these would work. The rubber is somewhat stretchy. We offer a very hassle free return policy. You have until Feb 01, 2021 to return or exchange items bought after Oct 19, 2020. Full Refund or Exchange.

Q: 7. Will these fit my Nikon Prostaff 3S 8 x 42?

A: Sorry I cannot say yes or no. The caps slip over the outside diameter of the binoculars. That is not listed by Nikon. Vortex dose not list what the inside diameter of the caps are.

Q: 8. What maximal increase can be attained on this good on condition of maintenance of quality image ? What eyepieces will suit for this purpose ?

A: I am not quite sure what you mean in your first question. Can you please explain better as to what you mean? I can recommend an eyepiece for you, however I would need to know what you will be using the scope for.

Q: 9. Can the Pentax PF-65ED II be used to look up at the moon and stars ?

A: Yes , for casual viewing

Q: 10. It uses standard astronomy eyepieces. Can it uses a 90 degree diagonal like astronomy telescope?

A: Since the spotting scope uses standard 1.25” eyepieces any 1.25” diagonal will comply.