Does the scope reticule move or is it projected so that the "crosshairs" stays in the middle of the sight picture.
897422
Always in the middle like a regular rifle scope, only "movement" is for elevation and windage.
2233856
It will be in the scope. However it is not as if it is blocking the recticle at all. I do not consider it an issue at all. You can perceive its presence at the bottom of the recticle but in no way interferes with my shooting.
613126
They are standard, you can choose crosshairs with dot in middle, eotech style, plain dot, or circle and crosshairs. If you have an astigmatism they may be blurry, like they are to me, but still no problems here. If you need the moa of the sights, the sightmark website states them. I used the crosshairs with dot in middle and it's easily accurate to 100+ yards
985659
The scope is variable, as you know but the aiming point (dot within a circle) does not change in size with power change. It is, strictly, not a "reticle"--which connotes a crosshair. I don't know what you mean by a magnified red dot.
1938801
It did move my sight picture above the front sight for my red dot, yes. It doesn't seem to add enormous weight IMO.
2076543
I have a flat top with offset front sight, but with the Nikon mounts it should not impede the reticle or center of target but it will show in the site picture.
1792636
This demonstrates a manufacturing defect. A competently built scope will have the cross-hairs aligned with the vertical and horizontal axes of the turrets. I would recommend returning any scope that came like that, for a full refund.
359085
When you open the box,this scope is sighted in to be almost dead center. I still have my scope and have had no issues with it.
1392164
It is redisigned. So far it is true to form. There is no need to adjust for sights if at 25yards. Anything below that, then you need to take that into account on your aim.
45915
mine has a simple duplex cross hair type reticle ....... nothing fancy works very well
1804425
That is an inherent problem in ALL red dot style sights. The Lucid has other reticles to help with that, but if you are looking to go super long distance you should run a scope with crosshairs. If you're shooting a small target from long range and red dot scope may obscure the target. I use mine for 200 yards and less and haven't had a problem at all. For my long distance gun, I run a Nikon scope with crosshair reticle.
1843611
Not sure why the sight wobbles or appears to in the video but mine doesn't move, wobble or budge at all. Extremely stable and still zeroed in after about 300+ rounds fired and counting.
495382
The scope has crosshairs, but I was very disappointed with the scope and am in the process of replacing it. The scope was a rifle scope and very hard to set up on the crossbow.
323543
the eye pcs come off and can be changed. I use it as a spotiing scope only so I dont know exactly what you mean
69771
adjusted down as far as it will go and to right or left as far as it will go the sight is tight to the mount, but if you move it to adjust it for point of impact it becomes so loose it will not hold a zero. It is a piece of junk.
184158
As this is only a magnifier, it does not need to be zeroed in the same as the sight. It will magnify everything in front of it, including the sight reticle as well as target.
226603
PA I am no expert, but I have a firearm setup or two where the front sight is on the periphery ( at the six o`clock position) of the Aimpoint sight picture. It is not a distraction when you are using the Aimpoint focusing on a target. Hope this helps. Bill