is this scope MRAD or MOA?
231969
MRAD, AND it's also 2nd focal plane.... which they didn't put either in the description of the item when I bought it....
466837
can't remember, but the bottom line is you need two of them to mount a scope anyway. price won't be much different anywhere else
1917458
this is the 30mm tube, mrad turrets, illuminated mrad reticle, first focal plane, 6-24X 50 mm scope objective, black mate Vortex Viper PST MODEL. hope this can help.
29579
I had to buy seperate Weaver mounting rings for this scope. That is what I use.
985823
No it is not. The only one in ATACs offered by Millet is the TRS 1 which has MOA/MIL They do however make a MIL/MIL that is illuminated in matte black. Having your turrets match your reticle is the way to go. I have the one you're inquiring about on a 338 Lapua Magnum. Does the job well for my needs.
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
1658823
When I order it, it was identified as the Vortex Viper PST 4-16x50 FFP Rifle scope with EBR-1 MOA PST-416F1-A, which has the FFP designator and model number right on it. You may want to confirm the model number with the actual vendor. Excellent choice by the way, I love mine.
1165064
This question has already been answered on this forum. No it is a standard eye relief scope.
1024505
Amazon offers both scopes. Mine is the mil-dot. It has an adjustable brightness illuminated green and red reticle. I like the quick release on it. Worth the money.
686003
Mine is the 12417 = integrated mount and 2 MOA dot. Still very happy with it, GREAT choice for small/light weapons.
1765391
The M-223 Mount does NOT have any MOA built in. The M-223 XR Mount DOES have 20 MOA built in for long range shooting.
286386
Just wanted to add, I purchased the sight for my daughter's turkey gun. I have a Aimpoint 4 MOA dot on my Benelli SBE 2 and was concerned the 8 MOA FF III might be too large. Wasn't at all even for birds.
40606
This isn't a scope. It's a scope mount. And no, there isn't any MOA built in. All zero plane. :) Great mount and highly recommended.
286392
M.O.A. is the size of the dot at a specific distance. A 3 moa dot will cover an area of .31 inches (8mm) at ten yards and 3.1 inches (8cm) at 100 yards. A 8 moa dot will cover an area of .84 inches (21mm) at 10 yards and 8.4 inches (21cm) at 100 yards. So if you're going to use it on a rifle I would choose the 3 moa, on a pistol either size would be fine if you're not trying to be accurate at long distances... So to answer your question the 8 moa dot would be better at self defense distances and would also be easier to pick up in a self defense situation... 1 MOA = 1.047" at 100 yards
1398631
It says in the description it is a mildot scope, so I'd guess its a miltdot reticle. I'll let you know when mine arrives.
611243
No. This is a second plane reticle, with 12x being the magnification for range-finding. While I have not tried it, I have heard that the "BSA Tactical Mil-Mil Rifle Scope 30mm Tube 4-14x 44mm Side Focus 1/10 Mil Adjustments First Focal MRAD Reticle Matte" is a good choice with a first plane reticle, though twice the price. It still seems to be affordable.
1759392
Both the reticule and turrets are MRAD. That's one of the nice things about this scope. The turrets match the reticule, so no conversions.