What type of retical does this scope have and what is the eye relief.
1414282
Reticle is a duplex style with two or three "hold over dots." I've not measured the eye relief but it is comfortable for me and similar to my 2.5-8 Leupold Vari XIII.
1414283
It has Burris' "ballistic plex" reticle, with a couple bullet drop graduations built in. I can't remember the exact eye relief, but it is quite generous, something like 2.3-3.3 inches.
591370
I am not in that field so I do not know but the scope performs well for me. Sorry I can't be of more help.
1167295
Its custom. It has 5 crosses corresponding to 20, 30, 40, 50 and 60 yards. The bottom of the reticle has post marks for 70, 80, 90, and 100 yards. Only the crosses light up o the IR model. Great scope.
2117234
I would make sure the description is for the bdc reticle. You'll really like this scope!
1454075
It is pretty long, I must say, it is much longer than most spotting scopes on the market. Its width is just average. I chose it because it has a good eye relief distance. Because I wear glasses, it is the top issue for me to choose scopes.
2087332
Eye relief is unlimited due to being 1x. Even at indirect view. As long as the dot is on target Use mine at about 8 inches.
2076818
Not sure how to answer as I'm inexperienced with scopes so far. But here are some dimensions from the manual:Eye relief: 3.8inobjective tube diameter: 1.67ineyepiece outside diameter: 1.73 inlength: 11.5inMounted with good clearance using medium profile rings on #12 weaver mounts. Not too close to existing folding rear iron sight. I hope that helps.
958970
Your right. I wear glasses. The eye relief on this scope is about as good as your going to get
2176784
The eye relief is ~ 4 inches, depending on magnification. So what I believe you need is a long eye relief scope or a red dot. That will give you the proper eye relief. I hope that helps you sir.
1165062
It depends on what you consider being a long eye relief scope as this scope will give eye relief for approximately four inches when you adjust the eye relief at the rear of the scope. I hope this helps you, Brian.
2010229
It is an upgrade compared to eyepieces that come with the scope. It is not a bad eyepiece. I was comparing the different focal lengths to my Explore Scientific eyepieces and the view is not much different other than the field of view. At lower focal lengths it has a decent FOV. I think it is worth what they sell for.
843823
I would say at least 6" eye relief, and you should be able to off set the scope enough to work. The solution is getting the bent bolt then you could get away with a 4" relief.
1891422
mine is mounted on a ruger 10-22 so I was not too concerned about eye relief, it seems normal enough, and is perfectly suited for the purpose. though for more expensive/ higher powered firearms, I would probably upgrade
604185
The reticle is somewhat similar to my other scopes which include a Redfield and a Leopold-VII. Crosshair center point of sight is thinner/finer than the outer crosshair thickness. No issues with the scope view or sighting whatsoever. As stated earlier I use this scope on my pellet for small critters.
45916
It's a 4 plex reticle. No mil dot, no hash marks of any kinds. Looks like 4 arrows pointing towards dead center. The glass is flawless, the light absorption is awesome, the turrets are great. Being that Redfield was bought out by Leupold it is made by their standards but not with their price. The Objective Diameter is pretty big. I had to buy Ultra High rings to mount to my AR. I'm pretty pleased with the scope. I would like a mil dot reticle but for the price it's pretty solid. Anything else I can help you with?
1961984
It's a long eye relief, scout style mounted, scope...doesn't cost much and it holds up well. What more do you need for a non life threatening, optical shooting solution?
1167296
Look on Hawke's website for the 'SR' reticle. That's better than any explanation I could offer.