What color is the reticle in the scope listed here?Thanks
1097362
The color of the reticle corresponds to the color of the light pipe on the top of the scope - in this case it would be a red reticle unless they have the wrong picture shown. Hope that helps.
1534187
I'm not really sure... but the red dot that in the scope is perfect and it shows up in the day time very well. Love the scope!
1020205
The reticule is indeed black and functions just like any other scope - illuminated or not. So "yes" is the answer to your question!
211399
Not red dot. It has crosshairs with distance compensating lines. I recommend this package. I'm pleased with mine.
804908
You see a black reticle, just like a normal non-illuminated scope. The circle around the center dot is very wide. I like it for fast acquisition, but many people complain it is too wide and blocks their view.
1122242
No this Scope is not. The optics are clear and gather a decent amount of light but you need something completely different if you want to see in the dark. The basic night vision capable device has an intensifier tube that gathers the ambient light in the atmosphere and amplifies it on a plate and you actually see the image on the plate. The wave length for green is the most prominent at night so that is why you see the images with a green hue.The more sophisticated and hence more expense devices can have very clear images but they cost many thousands of dollars. The Vortex reticle has crosshairs like a rifle scope with hash marks that utilized the MRAD (Military Ranging And Distant) premise to allow you to accurately determine a known object and its distance from your viewing location. I hope this helps.
1017661
I am not sure but this one has both red & green dot retical. I like this option for both day and night. Hope this helps you.
249975
Hi there, the mil-dot reticle is very fine and is black without being illuminated. It has gradients of one and a half. Full dot then a small line to indicate the half mil dot. When powered it is green and there are several levels of illumination. It can be turned either way so you can turn to the brightest setting with one click or opposite and illuminate it gradually with each click. The clicks on this and the turrets are good and solid, ideal if shooting with gloves. Just to add the focus ring on the left side is large but very easy to adjust for maximum clarity. I have been a photographer for over thirty years and always use high end lenses. The scope is heavy with lots of glass which is a good sign to me. The clarity is excellent and I would compare this to an expensive Nikon lens for a professional camera. I'm extremely impressed with its build and will be hunting and putting it to the test in a few weeks. I like my cameras and I choose only the best lens (glass). So far it has met my standards very well. I have checked out some of the overly priced scopes and this one feels as though it is made to last where others feel like they should be mounted on an air-rifle; light and flimsy. The high end scopes I have looked through did not match this scope in anyway shape or form. Good clean crisp vision equates to good clean crisp and precise shots. Great value for the price. A little blurred at full sixteen power but is easy for me to handle. No scope is totally perfect across the board. So far it has my seal of approval. Will update after the hunt if you would like me to do so. Stay safe and well BruceM
616021
This has the Duplex Reticle, please see this link for further information: http://www.leupold.com/reticles/lr-duplex/Thank you,
2255160
go to the website cheaper than dirt and check out the BSA scopes on what Reticle are available
1041680
I assume you mean reticle. with no light on, it is black. with the laser on it glows red or green, I have not had a chance to use the scope yet as I have it on my 7mm mag rifle and its hard to set with 2 feet of snow on the ground, but it looks good and has a nice feel to it. and the red and green have several settings for the brightness. I have read other reviews and many say it does not hold zero well, but it has HUGE easy to turn adjustments, that is the reason it changes so easy, but it is marked once you get it set take note of the settings the 2 nobs are on. I assume it is set this way to adjust for distance as this scope has a huge magnification. and also has a distance nob on it, I assume its to help with focus, guess ill find out in a few months when I finally get a chance to use it. hope this helps, good luck!
2025236
Oops I responded, but I did not keep this scope. It was not as clear and bright as the link below.http://www.midwayusa.com/product/1156168462/simmons-whitetail-classic-rifle-scope-65-20x-50mm-adjustable-objective-matte?cm_vc=ProductFinding
2117235
I ordered this scope and received the BDC reticle although the description read 'nikoplex.'
1755523
No, it is not infra red. The reticles can be illuminated with red or green color, but you will not gain night vision view on the target.
849482
Comes with a dot scope but the color can be either red or green (you choose) according to the lighting conditions. It does NOT have a crosshairs kind of scope. Mine works perfect so I don't want to change anything about it. VERY accurate groupings at 30 yds.
1097917
Yep has etched glass crosshairs and will illuminate in both red and green. Red is easier to see during daylight. Overall good value scope.
916215
6727 is the one with the BDC reticle - read the product description: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004MY7L6G/ref=ox_ya_os_product