Does it have its own reticle? Or it works only with sight?
1973784
Hi and thanks for the question. It does not have it's own reticle. Thanks, Don
2283930
Yes.the why I see it is,this is a crosshairs first,red dot second optic for me,although both work flawlessly,I mainly purchased this scope to use the crosshairs and really only use the dot in lowlight situations.FYI,the dot is quite bright in daylight hours.
2002813
Yes it does. When activated, you will not be able to see the reticle without night vision goggles because it becomes infra red.Beware of cheap knockoffs. These will not have a QR barcode on the bottom side of the sight and when the night vision button is pressed, the reticle will often turn green instead of disappear.I own one of these sights and I love it! Kinda hurts to say you spent $500 on it, but it is worth every penny. Although I will probably never use the nightvision, I bought it just in case. The ones with night vision are also more waterproof. All the info can be seen on eotech's website Yes it does. When activated, you will not be able to see the reticle without night vision goggles because it becomes infra red.Beware of cheap knockoffs. These will not have a QR barcode on the bottom side of the sight and when the night vision button is pressed, the reticle will often turn green instead of disappear.I own one of these sights and I love it! Kinda hurts to say you spent $500 on it, but it is worth every penny. Although I will probably never use the nightvision, I bought it just in case. The ones with night vision are also more waterproof. All the info... » Read More Yes it does. When activated, you will not be able to see the reticle without night vision goggles because it becomes infra red.Beware of cheap knockoffs. These will not have a QR barcode on the bottom side of the sight and when the night vision button is pressed, the reticle will often turn green instead of disappear.I own one of these sights and I love it! Kinda hurts to say you spent $500 on it, but it is worth every penny. Although I will probably never use the nightvision, I bought it just in case. The ones with night vision are also more waterproof. All the info can be seen on eotech's website « Show Less
1176144
The mounting screws are metal......and no...it does no have a reticle. It's designed to run behind a NV capable optic such as an Eotech. Hope this helps!
924102
this sight only has 1 reticle and the others that have multiple are for short and medium range. every dot represents a specific distance but i don't care for that. too confusing and too busy. i can hit 200 yards by just putting the 1 reticle dot above target
954322
it does. i have it on a Mini 14 right now. sighted in at about 100 yards and it has done very well since i re-sighted it for that 100 yards about 6 months ago.
924100
All eotech sights come with ONE RETICLE. There are different styles of reticles available, but only one reticle will be built into the sight. Look at eotech's website to see which models (xps2-0, xps2-1, xps2-2...) have the reticle which best suits your weapon or application of choice.
2087328
Its not a scope. It is a red dot. The eye relief is unlimited. It is not magnified.
2255162
My Sweet 17 does not have a mil-dot reticle. It has the standard cross-hairs that appear thick, then abruptly change to thin in the center. I like it.
1766631
Yes it works without the illumination. The reticle is just black and they shine a green or red light on them. I mainly use the scope without the illumination
2223312
it does, but remember, if dropped or banged, you will have to bore sight. So far no problems with mine.I am sure if you have a problem, manufacture will be more than happy to obliged you. tom
2051401
Dave, as far as I know the sights have to be for your specific weapon. I purchased one for my MP Shield. Personally, I didn't like it at all, aim point sucked. it's a fixed sight. Had to aim way high to hit my target. Looks great though..Removed it immediately when I got home from the range.
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Mine came with a conventional optical scope. I bought it in Michigan and 5 days later I shot a buck with it. The scope was very easy to dial in and it was right on the money!My friend had a dot scope on his and as the light fades @ dusk(when the deer come out)it was very hard to see the dots. I hope this helps...TG
1167296
Look on Hawke's website for the 'SR' reticle. That's better than any explanation I could offer.
1466327
No, the reticle is not illuminated per se...when the illumination is enabled it places a "red dot" in the center of the cross-hairs of the reticle. The red dot is visible in low light situations and will be very hard to see in daylight hours...but very handy for fast target acquisition in low light. Here is a link to their site with a picture. http://www.vortexoptics.com/product/crossfire-II-1-4x24-riflescope-with-v-brite-moa-reticle/reticle
845694
No, I mounted it to the rail and looked through it and I could see the red dot and the front sight. Remember, I was looking down the hallway at home. Out at the range you can't see the red dot in sunlight. It's hard to sight in a scope if you can't see the dot.
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.