Does it have a mill dot reticle, for range estimate ?
845104
Spotting scopes do not come with reticles, rifle scopes do.As far as quality and performance, the scope is excellent and similar scopes with the same power and features, cost more than $1500
1835812
It's a fixed mil-dot regardless of zoom x. The scope diameter does shrink when zoomed in though
613126
They are standard, you can choose crosshairs with dot in middle, eotech style, plain dot, or circle and crosshairs. If you have an astigmatism they may be blurry, like they are to me, but still no problems here. If you need the moa of the sights, the sightmark website states them. I used the crosshairs with dot in middle and it's easily accurate to 100+ yards
1634558
the one I got is mil dot reticle in blue red and green. zero doesn't hold at different distances and I am having difficulty moving my group to center of target
1078112
No it does not. Don't waste your money, this sight sucks. I bought it for my sks and never held zero. Sent it back, they sent a new one and it has same issue.
642192
Yes. It is a range finder. Range is defined by MIL scale reticle and small human figures for approximate calculations, no lasers inside (it would raise price up to 400$)
498411
If you're are talking about a double projection of the reticle...then yes, slightly. The dot seems to be the clearest and least problematic with this HWS.
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.
2208963
I'm not sure. I have a strikefire red dot scope, I'll check later when I get home.
89772
No. It is the Tasco Vital Zone reticle. I don't get why Amazon hasn't got that right yet, Tasco does not offer the mil-dot in that scope.
1315303
Yes - but I try to use the targets that change colors at that distance. I have shot that distance with a 22.250 and saw it well! Good spotting Scope with out having to spend $1500.00.
1812139
No, it is simply a magnifier with the ability to adjust to the red dot it is looking at. If your dot doesn't line up perctly to the center of the magnifier, you can adjust it to the center. Works good with my eotech.
1690002
Sadly, I don't think they do. Their is another bore sighter on the market that can do .22-.50 but the name of the product escapes me.
2283933
Yes, their is actually a dot present in the center of the crosshairs when the red dot is not emitting light. In other words, you do not need to have to reticule lit in order to acquire a target.
770146
Not sure what you mean by a mill dot scope. The scope is a great high powered scope for a pellet gun. It has the normal cross hair scope. i hope this helps.
1132483
Yes it does. I just have to make sure the red dot is pointed right at the flag, and I'm getting accurate distances. The best way to use it is to hold it up to your eye (I wear glasses and no need to take them off). Pull the trigger once to line up the dot and then again. I sometimes repeat it to make sure it picked up the right spot I was aiming. Overall I'm extremely happy with it. Have used it about 10 rounds and battery still going strong.
104994
As others have noted, this does not have any crosshairs (same as anything else called "magnifier", as opposed to a "scope"). However, there are red dots out there that you could use this with that are battery-less - look at Meprolight M21, in particular.