Product Description

This listing is for our approved selection of scope throw levers, built around the models we actually use and trust.

We will continue to grow this lineup over time as we bring in additional options that meet our standards.

Let’s keep it simple—scopes should come with throw levers, and we don’t understand why more of them don’t.

While some manufacturers have started including them, many still don’t. Since we run a wide variety of optics ourselves, we want to make sure these are readily available to our customers.

A throw lever is one of those upgrades that makes an immediate difference:

• Faster magnification changes
• Easier adjustments under stress
• Better usability in cold, wet, or gloved conditions

It’s a small addition that significantly improves the overall shooting experience.

Current Options

Vortex SV-2 Switchview Throw Lever

Compatible with Select Vortex Optics

The Vortex SV-2 is a lightweight, durable throw lever designed to improve magnification transitions on compatible Vortex scopes.

It installs easily to the magnification ring and provides a solid, repeatable interface for quick adjustments.

Key Features

• Quick attach and detach design
• Improves speed and control of magnification changes
• Lightweight, skeletonized design
• Durable construction for field use
• Compact profile

Compatibility

• Vortex Razor HD (with rubber magnification ring)
• Vortex Viper HD models
• Vortex Viper series (PST Gen I, HST, HS LR, HS)
• Strike Eagle Gen I 1-8×24
• Viper XBR crossbow scope

Specifications

• Fits magnification rings with 44 mm (1.739") diameter
• Includes:
  • 2mm screw
  • 2mm hex wrench

Use Case

• Hunting rifles
• Precision rifle setups
• Tactical rifles
• Low-light or cold weather shooting
• Any optic without a factory throw lever

Notes from Ally Munitions

This is the throw lever for the Vortex Viper HD models we currently have in stock, including:

• 2-10×
• 3-15×
• 5-25×

This is one of those upgrades that just makes sense.

We run throw levers on most of our optics because they make real-world use significantly easier, especially in the field.

Whether you’re:

• Wearing gloves
• Dealing with weather
• Or needing to make quick magnification changes

A throw lever gives you a clear advantage.

We’ll continue adding more options to this listing as we bring in the models we prefer.

Pro Tips

• Install the throw lever with the optic mounted on the rifle
• Find the “sweet spot” for positioning based on your setup
• On bolt guns, cycle the bolt at both low and high magnification to ensure there is no interference
• Make sure placement allows smooth operation without contacting the rifle or optic