Vortex is no stranger to budget red dots, but for each year they release a new one, the tech and the presentation seem to get better and better without the price climbing too much. This year’s example is the new 2 MOA Triumph red dot. This new budget-friendly series is meant to appeal to newer shooters or those just looking for an inexpensive red dot to throw on a spare gun. Even though it is in the budget category, the red dot still comes standard with a lot of neat luxury features like a motion-activated auto-off that saves battery, 9 daylight and 2 night vision brightness settings, and a standard Aimpoint micro footprint.
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Vortex’s New $150 Triumph 2 MOA Red Dot
Red dot accuracy, speed, and reliability—made simple. The Triumph™ Red Dot keeps you on target whether you're running an AR, shotgun, or rimfire rifle. Quick to mount, easy to trust, and built to keep up, it lets you focus on shooting, not second-guessing your gear.
Vortex Triumph 2 MOA Red Dot Specifications
- Dot Size: 2 MOA
- Dot Color: Bright Red
- Battery Type: CR2032
- Battery Run Time: 50,000 hrs.
- Magnification: 1x
- Reticle: 2 MOA Dot
- Eye Relief: Unlimited
- Adjustment Graduation: 1/2 MOA
- Travel Per Rotation: 22.5 MOA
- Max Elevation Adjustment: 100 MOA
- Max Windage Adjustment: 100 MOA
- Length: 2.52"
- Weight: 4.38 oz.
At an MSRP of $149.99 with street prices already dipping toward $99.99, the Triumph 2 MOA Red Dot, to the best of my knowledge, is Vortex's most affordable open-emitter reflex sight yet, undercutting the Crossfire RD while borrowing proven features from other popular red dots like the Aimpoint Micro footprint and motion activation. It's a no-nonsense yet still affordable option for plinking rifles, spare pistols, or introducing new shooters to red dots without overcomplicating things. Check out the official product video for a closer look, and keep tabs on TFB for hands-on testing once these hit ranges wide.