Because it can be used as an optional rifle scope, does this scope have a retical for aiming on a target?
830819
No it does not.. You get a new eye piece that has a retical if you buy the scope adaptor kit.
1784375
Yes it does. They arnt clear so you can't shoot with them on. Good scope. Clear. Good variable zoom. Love the diamond reticle. Used it on my 870 for deer and on my mosin. I'd buy it agian
771446
I put the scope on my older Pearson bow. It is a red dot scope, like those used on a rifle.The red dot is projected onto the lense, and it is pretty easy to "zero" on the bow to strike where you are aiming.Now I just gotta get better at not waivering around so much before I release the arrow!Definetly a huge jump forward compared to the multiple pin type sights currently in use.
1581874
Yes. It has parallax, eye relief, and reticle integrity issues. I would save your money and time and buy a nicer optic. The reticle on mine came loose after about 100 shots and started to spin. Then the whole eye piece came loose and fell off.
1227592
The angled view piece is good for activities like birdwatching, where the thing you're looking at may be high or low. It's probably less useful for target shooting, where the thing stays put. Say I'm looking at a duck on the lake, then tilt the scope up to look at a warbler in a tree. If the view piece is straight, I have to half-crouch to get my eye down to the view piece. Or I adjust the tripod height, after which the warbler is long gone. If the piece is angled, I just rotate the scope to get the view piece to a comfortable height. Also good for sharing: my husband spots something, says "look at this," and rotates the scope down to my eye level without moving the field of view.
170378
Hello the rifle is only scopeable, they do not make front and rear sights for the rifle. Thanks
159823
Yes it does.. But a little loosely on my 0-pap. Does not affect accuracy but jumps when shooting. I still recomend it for a badass sight!
1495443
Yes it has the FireDot reticle which is a red dot in the center of the crosshairs and helps quite a bit in target acquisition. I bought it for my AR15A2 HBAR.
1780920
yes. nice scope. I put it on a heavy barrel 22 for my son when he competition shoots.
49551
I find the viewing area fine, you have several feet field of view at 50 yds. Plus you can see everything immediately outside the window since your eye is not cupped to the sight as it would be with a scope. I have mine mounted on a pistol, and it does take some practice in "finding" the red dot (the gun needs to be held/pointed fairly close on target to see the red dot in the window). It would be easier on a rifle. All in all, I really like the sight.
408670
Correct. It is a piccany rail able to attach a standard rifle scope or other optics.
604185
The reticle is somewhat similar to my other scopes which include a Redfield and a Leopold-VII. Crosshair center point of sight is thinner/finer than the outer crosshair thickness. No issues with the scope view or sighting whatsoever. As stated earlier I use this scope on my pellet for small critters.
731620
No it is just inline with the bore of the rifle, any adjustment would be with the scope or sites.
1569140
Yes. But don't waste your money on this scope for a nice bolt action like that. Buy once, cry once
1621988
Yes but the scope broke within a day of receiving it. I returned it and would not recommend buying.
947558
I have only used this scope during stationary shooting. Don't have any experience with it while moving. I don't see any issues if you know you to use a red dot. The size of the scope is small and easy to focus/get on target with both eyes open. Hope that helps
1659331
Yes. I use this as a spotting scope for target practice and for rifle scope adjustments. You can see the target holes clearly at 100 yards with this scope. And the Redfields are the biggest bank for the buck. I own this and multiple rifle scopes rom Redfield.