Vortex Razor HD GEN II EBR-7C MRAD 4.5-27×56

Product Description

The Vortex Razor HD Gen II EBR-7C MRAD 4.5-27×56 is a first focal plane riflescope built for precision rifle shooting where holdovers and ranging matter at distance. The 4.5-27x magnification range covers close work through long-range applications, and the 56mm objective balances light transmission with manageable size.

The EBR-7C reticle uses MRAD subtensions in a Christmas-tree layout. Because it sits in the first focal plane, the reticle scales with magnification, so your holdover references stay true across the entire zoom range.

This optic suits competitive PRS shooters, precision rifle hunters, and anyone dialing or holding for wind and elevation at unknown distances. The MRAD turrets and reticle keep your corrections in one system.

Key Facts

• Model: Vortex Razor HD Gen II EBR-7C MRAD 4.5-27×56
• Magnification Range: 4.5-27x
• Objective Lens Diameter: 56mm
• Reticle: EBR-7C MRAD
• SKU: vortex_razor_hd_gen_II_EBR_7C_RZR_42708

Why the EBR-7C MRAD Reticle Matters

The EBR-7C is a tree-style reticle with wind holds extending left and right at multiple elevations. That design lets you bracket wind and elevation corrections without touching the turret, critical when engaging multiple targets at different ranges under time.

MRAD (milliradian) spacing makes ranging and correction math straightforward. One milliradian equals roughly 10 centimeters at 100 meters or 3.6 inches at 100 yards. When your turrets and reticle both use MRAD, you eliminate the conversions that slow down field adjustments.

First focal plane placement means the subtensions remain accurate whether you dial down to 4.5x for closer work or push the scope to 27x for a distant target. The reticle grows with the image, so a 0.2 MRAD hold is always 0.2 MRAD.

Matching the Razor HD Gen II to Your Rifle

The 56mm objective diameter requires rings tall enough to clear the barrel and maintain proper scope height for your shooting position. A 34mm main tube is common on precision riflescopes, so confirm your mount or ring system is sized accordingly before ordering.

This scope pairs well with bolt-action precision rifles chambered in 6.5 Creedmoor, .308 Winchester, 6mm Creedmoor, and similar cartridges where you need to track corrections past 600 yards. The magnification range also suits AR-10 platforms set up for precision work.

Eye relief and mounting position should be confirmed based on your specific rifle and stock setup. Call us at 817-393-4000 if you need help planning the mount height or checking fitment before you order.

Razor HD Gen II vs Other Long-Range Scopes

The Razor HD Gen II sits at the higher end of precision optics, competing with scopes used in PRS and military designated marksman roles. Glass clarity, turret repeatability, and reticle design separate this tier from mid-range scopes.

Compared to second focal plane scopes, the first focal plane EBR-7C keeps your subtensions honest at any magnification. That flexibility matters when lighting, mirage, or target size forces you off your preferred power setting.

If you are choosing between MRAD and MOA, the decision hinges on what system you already think in. MRAD is metric-friendly and gaining ground in competition shooting. MOA remains common among hunters and shooters trained in imperial units.

Buying from Western Sport in Roanoke, TX

Western Sport is a licensed FFL/SOT dealer serving the North Texas and DFW area since 2007. Our gunsmith Lance Rankin is on site for scope mounting, bore sighting, and custom builds. We handle transfers, special orders, and technical questions at 817-393-4000.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does EBR-7C mean on the Vortex Razor HD Gen II?

A: EBR-7C is the reticle designation for a Christmas-tree style pattern with MRAD subtensions and wind holds extending laterally at multiple elevations. The C variant balances detail with an uncluttered center aiming point for precise shot placement.

Q: Is the Razor HD Gen II first or second focal plane?

A: The Vortex Razor HD Gen II EBR-7C is a first focal plane scope. The reticle scales with magnification, so the MRAD subtensions remain accurate whether you zoom to 4.5x or 27x.

Q: What rings or mount do I need for a 56mm objective?

A: The 56mm objective and 34mm tube require rings or a mount with enough height to clear your barrel and maintain proper cheek weld. The exact height depends on your rifle and stock setup, so call 817-393-4000 to confirm fitment before ordering.

Q: Can I use this scope on an AR-15 or AR-10?

A: Yes, the Razor HD Gen II works on both AR-15 and AR-10 platforms, though it is most common on AR-10 rifles chambered for cartridges like 6.5 Creedmoor or .308 Winchester where the magnification range and MRAD reticle support precision shooting at distance.

Q: What is the difference between MRAD and MOA reticles?

A: MRAD (milliradian) and MOA (minute of angle) are both angular measurement systems for corrections. One MRAD equals approximately 3.6 inches at 100 yards, while one MOA equals roughly 1.047 inches at 100 yards. MRAD math is simpler in metric, and the Razor HD Gen II EBR-7C uses MRAD throughout.

Q: How do I order the Vortex Razor HD Gen II from Western Sport?

A: Call us at 817-393-4000 to place an order or ask questions about mounting, compatibility, or transfers. Western Sport is located in Roanoke, Texas, and we have served North Texas and the DFW area as a licensed FFL/SOT dealer since 2007.

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