Does it have a mill dot reticle, for range estimate ?
1469439
No, it does not. Except, perhaps, for makers who cater to firearms owners, I doubt most Spotting Scopes would. Spotting Scopes are used as much or more for birdwatching or purposes other than precision target shooting I'd suggest one of three things: a) Use a rifle mounted scope; b)buy a separate range finder device, or c)Look at companies like Burris, Leupold, Redfield or Bushnell to see if they have Spotting Scopes with reticles built in.
1469440
Hello Tim, No is does not. I have three of these and it is easy for me to turn the power back to find the target and adjust. You will like the100mm for the light and quality of your target. At this price, it is hard to beat..
326596
no. The dot size is constant. With that said though, the longer the target distance, the smaller the target. Thus, the dot may obviate the target at longer distances if you are using a small target size. In addition, the dot is always visible without illumination which is nice. When required, the adjustable settings provide appropriate illumination of the dot. hope this helps.
1543090
Hi,Honestly, I don't remember if there is one or not. I'd have to dig out my paperwork. For the money, it's a nice scope. I put it on my .300 WinMag and love it. Sorry I couldn't give you more information.JR
288212
Yes, it does. The magnifier makes the field of vision very narrow though; like looking through a long pipe. The dot size on the scope is ok for large game or short distances (under 300 feet), but it ruined my chances to take a deer at 500 feet...
261827
Depends on the range. The dot never changes size so the farther you are from the target the larger the dot seems to be.
985659
The scope is variable, as you know but the aiming point (dot within a circle) does not change in size with power change. It is, strictly, not a "reticle"--which connotes a crosshair. I don't know what you mean by a magnified red dot.
910898
Hi KC, Sorry l gave you the wrong scope info for one of my three ones. The one you are asking about has top, left and right mil-dots. I would send a picture but don't know how. Sorry about that. It is a great scope.
1414283
It has Burris' "ballistic plex" reticle, with a couple bullet drop graduations built in. I can't remember the exact eye relief, but it is quite generous, something like 2.3-3.3 inches.
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It's a 4 plex reticle. No mil dot, no hash marks of any kinds. Looks like 4 arrows pointing towards dead center. The glass is flawless, the light absorption is awesome, the turrets are great. Being that Redfield was bought out by Leupold it is made by their standards but not with their price. The Objective Diameter is pretty big. I had to buy Ultra High rings to mount to my AR. I'm pretty pleased with the scope. I would like a mil dot reticle but for the price it's pretty solid. Anything else I can help you with?
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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.
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.
1804593
If you mean is the laser dot bright enough to measure outside, then the answer is YES! And for really sunny days, it has a digital viewfinder which shows the target crosshairs on the video display. Works great!
910930
It is. If you are too far off center you cannot see the dot. I have been very happy with this sight for the money. I have it on my 22 caliber GSG-5. It is accurate and holds zero.
1891349
No, it is just a variable magnifier. The reticle will depend on what type of Eotech you have mounted in front.
1373709
There is no parallax adjustment. Only windage and elevation turrets and the illumination dial. If you haven't already bought it don't. Mine won't hold zero through the cleaning of my rifle. There is no direction marker on the turrets, you have to guess. Also the mil-dot is a gimmick. The dot size does not increase in respect to your target as you move up in power therefore you cannot properly use your mil-dot calculations to range your target. Scope rings are a little cheap too. Hope this helped.
1060331
Not a 100% sure but I think it would be an illuminated reticle. Check into that though!
743559
Since there are no mil dots I would not suggest it for long distances. I had it on my AR pistol and it was crazy accurate though.