Vortex Crossfire II 30mm 1-4×24 V-Brite MOA

Product Description

The Vortex Crossfire II 1-4×24 V-Brite MOA is a variable-power riflescope with a 30mm tube and illuminated MOA reticle, designed for close to mid-range shooting where speed and clarity both matter.

This optic works well on AR-15 platforms, hunting rifles, and tactical carbines where you need eyes-open situational awareness at 1x and the reach to engage targets accurately out to intermediate distances. The V-Brite illumination helps the reticle stand out in low light or against dark backgrounds.

Variable low-power optics like the Crossfire II 1-4x bridge the gap between red dots and traditional magnified scopes. You get both speed and precision without swapping optics or mounting multiple systems.

Key Facts

• Brand: Vortex
• Model: Crossfire II CF2-31037
• Magnification Range: 1-4x
• Objective Lens Diameter: 24mm
• Tube Diameter: 30mm
• Reticle Type: V-Brite MOA (illuminated)

How 1-4x Magnification Works for Different Shooting Roles

At 1x magnification, the Crossfire II 1-4×24 functions much like a red dot. You can shoot with both eyes open, track moving targets, and engage quickly inside 50 yards. Crank the power ring to 4x and you gain the precision needed for deliberate shots on smaller targets or at extended range.

This magnification range suits three-gun competition, hog hunting, and home defense rifles where you cannot predict engagement distance. Hunters appreciate the wide field of view at 1x when a deer steps out at 20 yards, then dial up to confirm shot placement at 150.

What the V-Brite Illuminated MOA Reticle Offers

The V-Brite reticle uses battery-powered illumination to make the aiming point visible in dim conditions or against shadowed backgrounds. MOA-based reticles give you hash marks calibrated in minutes of angle, which simplifies holdovers and windage adjustments when you know your rifle’s ballistics.

Illumination is adjustable, so you can match brightness to ambient light without washing out your sight picture. When the battery dies, the reticle remains visible as a black etched pattern against the target.

Choosing Between 1-4x and Red Dots or Higher Magnification

A red dot is faster inside 100 yards but offers no magnification for positive target identification or precise aiming at distance. A 3-9x or higher-power scope delivers long-range precision but becomes slow and awkward up close.

The Crossfire II 1-4×24 splits the difference. It covers the distances most shooters actually encounter without forcing you to choose between speed and accuracy. If you consistently shoot past 300 yards, a higher-magnification scope makes sense. If most of your work happens inside 200, this optic handles it.

Western Sport stocks a wide selection of riflescopes and other optics to match your rifle and mission.

Buying from Western Sport in Roanoke, TX

Western Sport is a licensed FFL/SOT dealer and gunsmith shop serving the North Texas and DFW area since 2007. Owner and gunsmith Lance Rankin and his team handle transfers, special orders, and on-site gunsmithing. Call 817-393-4000 to order the Vortex Crossfire II 1-4×24 V-Brite MOA or confirm specifications.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What rifles work well with the Vortex Crossfire II 1-4×24?

A: The Crossfire II 1-4×24 fits any rifle with a Picatinny or Weaver rail and enough clearance for a 30mm tube. AR-15 carbines, bolt-action hunting rifles in .308 or .223, and lever guns with optic rails all accept this scope when paired with the correct rings. Call 817-393-4000 to confirm fitment for your specific setup.

Q: How does the V-Brite illumination help in low light?

A: V-Brite illumination makes the reticle stand out when shooting at dawn, dusk, or in heavy shadow where a black reticle would disappear against a dark target. You adjust brightness to match conditions, and the reticle remains usable even if the battery fails because it is etched into the glass.

Q: What is the difference between MOA and mil-dot reticles?

A: MOA reticles use hash marks based on minutes of angle, where one MOA equals roughly one inch at 100 yards. Mil-dot reticles use milliradian spacing, which is metric-based. Both systems work for holdovers and ranging, but MOA is more intuitive if you already think in inches and yards. The Crossfire II uses an MOA reticle.

Q: Do I need special rings for a 30mm tube?

A: Yes, the Crossfire II 1-4×24 requires scope rings designed for 30mm tubes, not the more common 1-inch rings. Ring height depends on your rifle’s rail height and whether you need clearance for flip-up iron sights or a larger objective bell. Call 817-393-4000 and we can recommend the right rings for your rifle.

Q: Can the Crossfire II 1-4×24 handle recoil from magnum calibers?

A: Variable low-power optics in the 1-4x class typically handle recoil from standard rifle calibers like .223, .308, and .30-06 without issue. For magnum cartridges or hard-kicking calibers, contact Vortex directly or call us at 817-393-4000 to confirm suitability before mounting.

Q: How do I transfer a scope purchase in Texas?

A: Scopes and optics are not firearms, so no FFL transfer or background check is required. You can order the Vortex Crossfire II 1-4×24 V-Brite MOA by phone at 817-393-4000 or visit Western Sport in Roanoke to pick it up. Texas residents face no legal restrictions on optic purchases.

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