May be the question is if this scope have a Glass-Etched reticles
858054
Yes it does. More bang for your buck with all the nessessities of a $500+ scope! It's huge with a 4" sunshade and weighs around 2lbs. Gets hazy at 40 zoom. It is very sturdy feeling material. Big side wheel (80mm). It is an ES-F. Not SFE. People are dislexic on here. I have .25 cal Benjamin Marauder.
858055
Pietro, I do not believe it is an Etched Glass Reticle, I have actually returned this scope and ended up going with a Vector Optics 10-40X50, it is Illuminated and Etched Glass Reticle, the ZOS after a certain magnification it would become quite foggy and does not have the feeling of the construction on it being all there, also the elevation knob kept spinning after I tried adjusting the elevation on it and it did stop any more. It is visually pleasing but I don't think you just want a paper weight on your rifle. I shoot Benjamin Marauders both .177 and .22 caliber and I have the Vector Colossus 10-40X50 on my .22 and a Barska 6-24X50 on the .177, I am taking shots from 75 Yards (67meters) out to about 120 Yards (105meters) or so, with either one of my optics I can take accurate shots at those distances, they both have etched glass reticles and have SF also IR, these two scopes are roughly about the same price if not maybe a bit more, but they are worth it. I hope this helps you make a wise investment.
858056
Not sure what you mean by "glass etched". The reticle is standard mil-dot that illuminates red or green. I have it on a Remington 700 for hunting. Works great.
858057
no clue and who really cares,, this scope is flawless and works as good or better than scopes 20 times its cost,,
1086281
I don't think so. The intensifier needs to gather a lot of light. This scope is pretty long. I think the best way to use it is to swap the two scopes. They should be close on sighting in.
497545
You will need to measure the OD of the scopes objective and reticle then go to this link for the chart. www.butlercreek.com/media/ButlerCreek-ScopeCoverGuide.pdf Hope this helps.
577581
Broad daylight, i.e. full sun, if the unit is shaded it is possible to make out the reticle, but it won't be easy. Once the sun gets near the horizon, no problem.
1612246
I would think so since the crosshairs can be turned off. But I'm not sure how the holographic sites operate. The scope has a dimmer swittch from bright to off
1969581
I'm sure it could, but I'd be more worried about the base you're putting it on, and the scope you plan on using.
775016
Yes it can, but you will have to power up the scope and reticule cross hair, it will not be pristine clear like a conventional scope, but I have sighted in and shot in full daylight with the cover over the lens. The trick I have found is when to pull off the cover, I normally wait until you would not be able to read a book, I then open the lens cap. One has to remember this scope has no over exposure protection, so the lens cap MUST be on when in daylight or you will damage the intensifier tube. The Armasight 2+ Gen scope does have over exposure protection and what I think is a great idea, flip up open sights, if you can afford it Yes it can, but you will have to power up the scope and reticule cross hair, it will not be pristine clear like a conventional scope, but I have sighted in and shot in full daylight with the cover over the lens. The trick I have found is when to pull off the cover, I normally wait until you would not be able to read a book, I then open the lens cap. One has to remember this scope has no over exposure protection, so the lens cap MUST be on when in daylight or you will damage the intensifier tube. The Armasight 2+ Gen scope does have over exposure protection and what I think is a great idea,... » Read More Yes it can, but you will have to power up the scope and reticule cross hair, it will not be pristine clear like a conventional scope, but I have sighted in and shot in full daylight with the cover over the lens. The trick I have found is when to pull off the cover, I normally wait until you would not be able to read a book, I then open the lens cap. One has to remember this scope has no over exposure protection, so the lens cap MUST be on when in daylight or you will damage the intensifier tube. The Armasight 2+ Gen scope does have over exposure protection and what I think is a great idea, flip up open sights, if you can afford it « Show Less
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I would imagine. A scope would get in the way and sights may or may not be an issue depending on the type And location. The whole thing has to wrap around the receiver so extra things like large sights could potentially be a problem.
100752
Although I can't be 100% sure, if the scope mounts like a camera, then I would say it would work
678004
yes it should but im not sure if the eye relief for you will be correct.... the scope could possibly be to far forward.
605044
You can email to me. I send a pic of the reticle to you. It's more convenience for you.
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Probably on the onset no.....but you should be able to adjust the red dot scope to align with the center post. That's what I did.
819613
Only the reticle (cross hairs) from the eye piece. The object (view) could not be. I have been told by a friend that some scopes have another adjustment on the other end that adjusts range focus (I'm not sure about that). Honestly, I am not sure if mine was not just defective, or just too cheap for proper focus. I my case I wanted a scope that was useful at a distance that was further than I could simply use open sights. I mean why else buy a scope?
1794645
I have used this with an EoTech. Would guess red dots would be Ok, but not a magnified rifle scope, eye relief issues.
966221
No, the scope is a good scope, very clear, very bright, and nice viewing area, you'll be satisfied with it I'm sure.
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It has the same filter size so in theory it attach but if the distance between glass elements is different it may not make it as wide of a shot.
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Requires flat coin sized battery that lasts a long time to light the reticle. Otherwise, just looking through glass