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Vortex Razor HD Gen 2 4.5-27x56 vs Kahles K624i 6-24x56

Vortex Razor HD Gen 2 4.5-27x56 vs Kahles K624i 6-24x56

Introduction of Vortex Razor HD Gen 2 4.5-27 vs Kahles K624i 6-24x56

Want to know all the differences between these two company flagships?
Well, you`ve come to the right place. We will compare two high-quality rifle scopes. The first one is Kahles K624i that is made in Austria, the second one is Vortex Razor HD Gen 2 4.5-27, which is made in Japan by a US-based company. Most people use these rifles for long-range shooting, but because of their big objective lens, they are also great for low-light hunting. Both of them can be fine adjusted thanks to 0.1MIL clicks.

Video Review of the Vortex Razor HD Gen 2 4.5-27

Vortex Razor HD Gen 2 4.5-27x56 Reticle Subtension

Video Review of the Kahles K624i 6-24x56

Kahles K624i 6-24x56 Reticle Subtension

Vortex vs Kahles Comparison Table

	Kahles K624i 6-24x56 Ask for price	Vortex Razor HD Gen II 4.5-27x56 Ask for price Out of stock
Short Description	Kahles K624i 6-24x56	Vortex Razor HD Gen II 4.5-27x56 Riflescope
Manufacturer	Kahles	Vortex
Color	No	No
Diopter adjustment	+2 / -3.5 dpt.
Twilight Factor	18.3 - 36.7
Light transmittance	95 %
Built in Range finder	No	No
Working temperature range	-	No
Fogproof	Yes	Yes
Water proof	Yes	Yes
Shock proof	Yes	Yes
Made in	Austria	Japan
In production since	-	2014
Variable magnification	Yes	Yes
Tube size/diameter	34 mm	34 mm
Type of mount rail	No	No
Parallax setting	-
Parallax adj.	Other	Yes - side focus
Parallax adustment range	50 m to infinity	29 m - inf.
Fast focus eyepiece type	Yes	Yes
Reticle illumination	Yes	Yes
Usable at daytime	Yes	No
Illumination color	No	Red
Reticle position	No	1. focal plane - FFP
Click Value	No	10mm/100m - 0.10MIL
Filled with	Nitrogen	Argon
Lens coatings	Fully Multicoated	Fully Multicoated
Special features	1. focal plane, Fast focus, Fogproof, Fully multicoated, Illuminated reticle, Parallax adjustment, Shockproof, Tactical Turrets, Variable, Waterproof	1. focal plane, Fast focus, Fogproof, Fully multicoated, Illuminated reticle, Parallax adjustment, Shockproof, Tactical Turrets, Variable, Waterproof
Objective size diameter	62 mm	64.8 mm
Reticle	No	No
Warranty	11 years	30 years
Type of Turret	Tactical	Tactical - Lockable
Number of Turret Turns	DT - Double Turn	MT - Multi Turn
Automatic Turn Off	Yes	Yes
Direction of turret rotation	No	CCW
Lens size diameter.	56.0000	56.0000
Maximal field of view.	6.4000	9.9337
Min. magnification.	6.6800	5.0100
Weight.	1061.8100	1536.8300
Max. magnification.	26.8000	30.1500
Minimal eye relief.	90.0000	94.0000
Size of Dot.	No	No
Length.	455.3600	411.5100
Mount length.	No	183.3013
Minimal exit pupil.	2.3000	2.4834
Minimal field of view.	1.8000	1.7739
Elevation - mrad.	27.8600	36.7800
Mounting rail.	No	No
Locking turrets	No	No
Zero-Stop	Yes	Yes
Scope Rail Standard	No	No
Mounting Standard	No	-
	Ask for price	Ask for price Out of stock

Vortex vs Kahles Price Comparison

The Vortex Razor HD is priced at 4.099,00€, while the Kahles is priced at 2.500,00€. For both rifle scopes many additional accessories are available, for example, scope covers, sunshades, throw levers... The prices aren't low but you get a really reliable and long lasting scope. Plus they have a long warranty, especially Vortex.

Vortex vs Kahles Body Comparison

The first thing anyone sees is a big weight gap between the competitors. Kahles is almost half kilogram lighter, 425grams lighter to be exact. But where Vortex scores is the length, those 39mm make a big difference if you want to fit on a night vision or thermal vision. A big plus to these rifles is that they are made from a single piece, which makes them much stiffer, stronger and robust. They can withstand “abuse“.

Vortex vs Kahles Optics Comparison

Optically are both scopes really good, yes they both have stronger al weaker sides both overall really good. Vortex seems to be better on lower magnifications, where Kahles is better on bigger magnifications. The field of view might be slightly better on Kahles on all magnifications.