What type of reticule does this scope have?
1398631
It says in the description it is a mildot scope, so I'd guess its a miltdot reticle. I'll let you know when mine arrives.
1398632
Yes, its a mildot. I own three of these M1 and M3 versions, and they are not worth putting on an actual rifle. I use them on airsoft training guns and they are great for that.
151197
It only has a single horizontal and a single vertical line. There are dots up and down, and left and right on those lines. It is a nice scope, with a lot of color options. Has kept its zero. There is a distance adjustment turret on the left side
912554
Pictures show that reticle is EBR-1. Listing says options of both First and Second Focal Plane Reticle. The scope shown definitely has a MILRAD turret since there are 10 divisions between the numbers instead of 4.
1796731
Steve,The reticle is black and there are two back lights inside the scope that light up. They shine a red or green light onto the reticle so they appear to change colors. The problem is the light refracts and the reticle isn't thin and crisp looking. If you are shooting short distance they will work fine but why use a scope at short distance. Just leave the lights turned off and use it like a normal scope and it works great.
1177836
Reticules as quoited, can be switch to green or red light with brightness dial. Very accurate for indoor shooting. It's better than scoped or iron sight. Great price too. Haven't tried outdoor yet.
1891349
No, it is just a variable magnifier. The reticle will depend on what type of Eotech you have mounted in front.
942570
The focus part is the knurled round part behind the rear eye piece. But let me be honest with you, this scope is junk, don`t waste your money buying it. Its very heavy, the reticle is very rough and poorly made. This scope was on my AR 15 for less than five minutes, before I took it off and sold it a few days later.
1466326
It has a illuminated center dot that lights up red. Very nice to have. I've had scopes that had the whole reticle light up and it was way too much goin on in the scope and it would drain the battery way too fast. The center dot is simple effective and great on the battery. Plus with the crosshairs you won't even need the dot about 90% of the time.
2102705
Don't know if this helps, but it has a T reticle and the center dot is about the same size as every red dot I've ever used.
1261424
Neither. It's a compact scope for short range or use in heavy scrub. The other model, vrx, has an illuminated red dot in the centre.It's an excellent scope, perfectly fit for purpose. I have mine mounted on a Marlin 45-70, that I used in South East Queensland in heavy mulga scrub. Perfect for those quick acquisitions of pigs as they run between the bushes and trees.
2259217
I don't remember exactly what type it was, it's one of those jobs that's like a watch battery but bigger. As far as the battery life, I hardly use the illuminated reticle so it's been pretty good, I still haven't changed the battery and it's been a couple years
1946399
It has some range finding reticle, it does light up green and red. I have around 500 rounds through my .300 Win MAG and it still comes back to zero everytime. My scope is clear until right before max zoom.
1060331
Not a 100% sure but I think it would be an illuminated reticle. Check into that though!
2058663
I couldn't tell you because after the first outing with the scope, the crosshair knobs ceased to function. I didn't waste my time with it, I took a hammer to it and trashed it.
616019
This has the Duplex Reticle, please see this link for further information: http://www.leupold.com/reticles/lr-duplex/ Thank you,
2117234
I would make sure the description is for the bdc reticle. You'll really like this scope!
92359
It has the standard black reticle. But the green or red look really good. The only problem I have with the scope is the eye relief on it. I mounted it on my AR 15 carry handle, and you need to be close to it to get a clear view out of it.