What type of reticle
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Its custom. It has 5 crosses corresponding to 20, 30, 40, 50 and 60 yards. The bottom of the reticle has post marks for 70, 80, 90, and 100 yards. Only the crosses light up o the IR model. Great scope.
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Look on Hawke's website for the 'SR' reticle. That's better than any explanation I could offer.
211399
Not red dot. It has crosshairs with distance compensating lines. I recommend this package. I'm pleased with mine.
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Steve,The reticle is black and there are two back lights inside the scope that light up. They shine a red or green light onto the reticle so they appear to change colors. The problem is the light refracts and the reticle isn't thin and crisp looking. If you are shooting short distance they will work fine but why use a scope at short distance. Just leave the lights turned off and use it like a normal scope and it works great.
1087850
Basically, pick a reticle (bulls-eye, triangle, dot) and pick a mounting system (picatinny, AR15 carry handle or IDF). BSW
1243212
The drop in the reticle is based off the trajectory of a 55 grain polymer tipped bullet. They list the muzzle velocity they based their ballistics on. Check your muzzle velocity and adjust accordingly.
1956794
Not sure the difference, but I know that the bullseye reticle is so large that it completely blocks out smaller targets at 100 yards and even 50 yards. I used it in one 3 gun match and I had to return it. The good news Amazon honored the return.
2222298
If it's the true SOCOM model is an EXPS3-0 with the circle and dot reticle. If it has another number than the zero it will have up to four different reticle styles. You want the the 3-0. I use this professionally getting paid to carry a gun for a living....just for my verification.
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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.
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Hi and thanks for the question. It does not have it's own reticle. Thanks, Don
2264605
It is a red illuminated reticle, similar to what you see from an Eotech scope. It also has brightness adjustment, which is great for different lighting conditions.
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Yes it is Pig plex reticle but the eyepiece lense did not have eyepiece adjustment. So the reticle is quite blurred for me if I sight it without eyesglass.
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You can email to me. I send a pic of the reticle to you. It's more convenience for you.
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It is the tact Zone scope. The tact zone is a real nice scope if you like multiple reticle sights. I find it to be a little cluttered with reticles every 10 yards from 20 to 60 yards.With the Matrix 380 being an extremely fast crossbow the reticles on this scope are pretty close together from 20 to 60
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I don't know what reticles are available for this scope, however I really like mine. Your best bet is probably to ask BSA directly.
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http://www.wtv-zone.com/Larry82052/BUILD/3030ReticleUsage.htm Go to this url. It's way to much for me to explain here. It's a range finding duplex reticle.
1446525
I had the same question before I purchased this scope, only I was looking for a MOA reticle. I was assured that it would be a MOA reticle but when it arrived it turned out to be MRAD.
912554
Pictures show that reticle is EBR-1. Listing says options of both First and Second Focal Plane Reticle. The scope shown definitely has a MILRAD turret since there are 10 divisions between the numbers instead of 4.