would like to see a picture of exact reticule for this sight before purchase, is it a mil dot, duplex, center dot with drop, etc please post picture of reticule? Also would like to know MOA at 100 Yard/Meters would like to see a picture of exact reticule for this sight before purchase, is it a mil dot, duplex, center dot with drop, etc please post picture of reticule? Also would like to know MOA at 100... » Read More would like to see a picture of exact reticule for this sight before purchase, is it a mil dot, duplex, center dot with drop, etc please post picture of reticule? Also would like to know MOA at 100 Yard/Meters « Show Less
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It is called Rapid Ranging Reticles, https://www.google.com/search?q=rapid+ranging+reticle&tbm;=isch&tbo;=u&source;=univ&s;a=X&ei;=rQm2UoXvIcuvsQSV5IDgAw&ved;=0CCkQsAQ&biw;=1175&bih;=637
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Kyle I think that this is a multiple variable answer. First you must understand the weapon system that you are placing this on... Probably an M4 style system. Most of these systems range in accuracy from 1-3 MOA and probably closer to 3. These are generally not a precision weapon system and thus would not be used for competition shooting. This optic is designed for CQB and if the dot which at its brightest is maybe 3MOA, covering your target is highly improbable. Even at 100 to 200 meters which I think is the maximun range on red dot sights anyways it would cover perhps a 6 to 12 inch disc. Farther than that you are shooting in the "Neighborhood" of your target. So this optic is suited specifically for closer target acquisition where this should not be a concern. So I guess to answer your question it depends on what your intended use of your weapon system is... Defending your house or shooting small disc? I think that the answer should be simple and for that this optic is perfect. If you need anything else feel free to write me back.
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Hi, I purchased and mounted this scope and love it on my 6.5 Creedmoor. Clear optics (I'm able to see bullet holes easily at 300/400 yards) and great transferrable lifetime warranty. I reviewed the the offer description and there are a couple of items missing in the description that make me nervous. FFP and SFP products are not separate offerings and the description/offer is not clear which reticle is offered. Vendor has a high rating - Caveat emptor.
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I have this and if you do not have the pro sightmark recticle, it will be blury and or have a double image. It is frustrating at best. For someting that you want to be accurate at 100 yds, go with a decent scope like a Nikon 4.5-14 x 40 BDC and you will be extremly glad you did. I'm 56 and it is hard for the old eyes to see a 22 size hole in a target at a distance. This is my best sugestion. The red dot recticle is great for close proximity shooting, not so much for longer shooting, Target, etc.
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There was a few bad ones in some of the batches they have gotten. Mine took around 100 rounds to get right. A3 Adams Arms upper was a bear to sight in. I can only tell you what I did. Sighted in at 25 yards. Then moved out to the 100 yard mark. I used a bench rest rifle holder to make sure I was STEADY!! only had the DOT reticle until it was zeroed at the 100. You can call them. The OWNER will work you through any problems. If he can't solve the issue. He will replace the bad one.
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I had the same question before I purchased this scope, only I was looking for a MOA reticle. I was assured that it would be a MOA reticle but when it arrived it turned out to be MRAD.
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Imagine crosshairs in the glass , Then, imagine fine dots perfectly spaced along the crosshairs lines . These dots represent a MOA " minutes of arc " a measurement of gravity over distance.Also , google Millitoptics.
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I have not tried this sight on an AK, but I can tell you that on my .223 it has been put through its paces and I haven't had to adjust it yet. As far as the yardage you're asking for, at 200 yds the dot is going to cover a good bit of the target. Depending in what your target is. Silhouette targets would do fine I'm sure, but this isn't a magnified sight. It comes with a 1x magnification attachment that is pretty much useless to me, you may find it helpful when shooting longer ranges. I have used the magnifier at 100-150 yds and it may help some, but it chokes the field of view down a lot. Hope this helps! This is a very nice sight for the money. I actually have it mounted on my patrol rifle. I have not tried this sight on an AK, but I can tell you that on my .223 it has been put through its paces and I haven't had to adjust it yet. As far as the yardage you're asking for, at 200 yds the dot is going to cover a good bit of the target. Depending in what your target is. Silhouette targets would do fine I'm sure, but this isn't a magnified sight. It comes with a 1x magnification attachment that is pretty much useless to me, you may find it helpful when shooting longer ranges. I have used the magnifier at 100-150 yds and it may help some, but it chokes the field of view down a lot.... » Read More I have not tried this sight on an AK, but I can tell you that on my .223 it has been put through its paces and I haven't had to adjust it yet. As far as the yardage you're asking for, at 200 yds the dot is going to cover a good bit of the target. Depending in what your target is. Silhouette targets would do fine I'm sure, but this isn't a magnified sight. It comes with a 1x magnification attachment that is pretty much useless to me, you may find it helpful when shooting longer ranges. I have used the magnifier at 100-150 yds and it may help some, but it chokes the field of view down a lot. Hope this helps! This is a very nice sight for the money. I actually have it mounted on my patrol rifle. « Show Less
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I am very happy with the Tasco World Class scope. I have to admit I bought it based on the price point for the features. I also use it on a Benjamin Maurader .25 air rifle, so I am only using it for 100 yards or less. At 100 yards it is very clear and the mil dots are very useful because my air rifle drops about 6 inches at 100 yards (it is flat out to 50 yards). The optics are very clear and it has retained the zero I set about 8 months ago after many uses.I would recommend purchase of this scope without reservation.I have not used the Bushnell Trophy XLT Mil-Dot Reticle scope, so I am unable to provide a comparison for you. I am very happy with the Tasco World Class scope. I have to admit I bought it based on the price point for the features. I also use it on a Benjamin Maurader .25 air rifle, so I am only using it for 100 yards or less. At 100 yards it is very clear and the mil dots are very useful because my air rifle drops about 6 inches at 100 yards (it is flat out to 50 yards). The optics are very clear and it has retained the zero I set about 8 months ago after many uses.I would recommend purchase of this scope without reservation.I have not used the Bushnell Trophy XLT Mil-Dot... » Read More I am very happy with the Tasco World Class scope. I have to admit I bought it based on the price point for the features. I also use it on a Benjamin Maurader .25 air rifle, so I am only using it for 100 yards or less. At 100 yards it is very clear and the mil dots are very useful because my air rifle drops about 6 inches at 100 yards (it is flat out to 50 yards). The optics are very clear and it has retained the zero I set about 8 months ago after many uses.I would recommend purchase of this scope without reservation.I have not used the Bushnell Trophy XLT Mil-Dot Reticle scope, so I am unable to provide a comparison for you. « Show Less
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Its minutes of angle. 4 MOA is a larger dot good for handguns and carbines up to around 25 yards. If you are shooting longer range you should go with a 2MOA.
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Paul...me again, look up 4 plex. that is what the reticles look like on this scope. hope that helps.
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Have it mounted on a Gamo hornet .177 and have it zeroed at 30 yards and shooting 10.5 grain crossman premier domes. Is good to about 45 yards then starts dropping off. Being it's a mill dot scope at 75 yards I hold over 3 dots and am spot on. Hope this helps as I have been very happy with scope.
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I can't answer your question, but I can tell you that I returned the sight because the entire sight is small, the dot is very small and if you are buying it to get a good sight picture in the dark then you can forget it. Not gonna happen. The picture is very deceiving. I've never seen a sight this small. I went with another brand and i'm happy. Hope this helps.
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I'm unsure of the size in moa, but it has a few options. One is a circle similar to EOTech, another is single similar to Aimpoint, other is a crosshair style.
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I think it is a 3 Mil. center dot. It is fairly small for out to 100 yard shooting.
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http://www.wtv-zone.com/Larry82052/BUILD/3030ReticleUsage.htm Go to this url. It's way to much for me to explain here. It's a range finding duplex reticle.
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According to the manual, the Mark AR Mod 1 is 1/10th mil per click.http://www.leupold.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/Tactical_Scope_Manual.pdfThe reticle dots are spaced 1 mil apart. (If mil-dot)http://www.leupold.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/Tactical-Milling-Reticle-Man.pdf