Sightmark has released the Strikon VMP 1-4x22mm SFP Fiber V2 Prismatic Riflescope, an updated version of its original variable magnification prismatic sight developed in direct response to shooter feedback. The V2 retains the compact 1-4x prismatic design, while introducing updates to turret protection, mounting flexibility and included accessories.
The Strikon VMP gives shooters a true 1x sight picture for close-range work while offering 4x magnification for mid-range target identification and more precise shot placement. That combination makes it a credible alternative to basic red-dots for shooters who want additional capability without committing to the size and weight of a full LPVO.
What Changed and Why
The most significant exterior change in the V2 is the adoption of capped turrets. The original Strikon VMP used low-profile exposed turrets, which offered tool-free adjustment convenience but left windage and elevation settings exposed to accidental movement. The V2 addresses that concern directly, using capped turrets that protect zero once it is set.
Mounting flexibility received equal attention. The V2 is built on the Aimpoint Micro footprint, which was one of the stronger elements of the original design and carries forward unchanged. The updated mounting package supports four distinct centerline height configurations: 1.15-, 1.54-, 1.93- and 2.32-inches, giving users the ability to configure the optic for different rifle builds, cheek welds, backup sight setups, and shooting positions without sourcing additional hardware.
The included accessories package has also been expanded. The V2 ships with three 0.39-inch risers, a honeycomb filter, a rubber lens cover, large and small throw lever attachments, a CR2032 battery, a T15 Torx key, a turret adjustment tool, multiple screw sets and a lens cloth.
Optics, Reticle and Core Specifications
The Strikon VMP V2 uses a second focal plane CRF-4 MIL fiber-wire reticle with red illumination across 11 brightness settings, including nince daylight levels and two optimized for use with night vision devices. The SFP configuration keeps the reticle at a consistent apparent size across the magnification range, while the MIL-based design provides practical hold references for shooters who want them. Shake Awake technology deactivates the optic after 10 minutes of inactivity and reactivates it when movement is detected, preserving battery life without compromising readiness. Battery life ranges from approximately 6 hours on the highest brightness setting to 1,500 hours on the lowest.
The prismatic optical system delivers a compact body with fully multi-coated lenses, 89.5-percent light transmission and a 22mm objective lens. Field of view runs from 133.0 feet to 35.8 feet at 100 yards across the magnification range, and eye relief spans 3.94 to 3.54 inches, providing practical comfort whether the shooter is working from a bench, a standing position, or a field rest. Click adjustments are 1/10 MIL with 23 MIL of total windage and elevation travel for precise zeroing.
The housing is 6061 aluminum with a matte-black finish. The optic is IP67 waterproof, nitrogen-filled for fog resistance and shockproof, with a rating for calibers up to .308 Winchester. At 5.83 inches long and 17.6 ounces with the 1.54-inch mount, it remains compact enough for modern carbines without sacrificing structural integrity.
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