I've read all spec but what does the L stand for .Lucid HD7 Red Dot Sight, Variable Reticle, Flat Dark L-HD7-TAN
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Im guessing L for Lucid. These arent worth anything over $100. There are better for less, like sightmark.
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Not sure? It doesn't have any additional features? But it does look awesome and works quite well!! I'm happy with it..
1863457
Not sure but for the money this is an excellent choice. I have 0 complaints with this optic. I also bought the 2x magnifier, which is nice if you are shooting 100+ yards
1087849
The reticle is different between the models. The reticle is what you aim with. Some models it's a bullseye, some a triangle, others a dot. That's the difference between them.
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7.5 is a triangle of pretty large size meant for close range (I'd say out to 25-40yds max). The 3.5 is a red dot half the size and more effective for longer range accuracy.
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Since it is best to use this lucid red dot with both eyes open., I believe this one would work the best for you. The quality is great and the price is also great. I would buy one of these for all of my tactical style guns.
1869912
This is a gen 1 nv setup. It's the most basic kind and good for seeing at night. I haven't tried it w a sight. But I wouldn't use mine that way. It would probably work best with a laser dot not a scope.
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you can switch between 4 different ones. One red dot, a standard crosshair, a crosshair with a circle in the middle of it and a large circle with a point in the middle. All are very nice and easy to see(all red btw)
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Yes this is a typo, I ordered one because I saw many places around the net advertising them as illuminated, but ended up sending it back because the thin reticle would be hard to see in low light hunting without illumination. I contacted Bushnell and the guy there said he believes the illuminated version will start to be sold around the beginning of the year. I cant wait because I had the scope a few days(never mounted) and it was very clear, seemed very robust, and the reticle is very nice, except for the illumination. I'm hoping the Bushnell rep was accurate on his timescale, since I have a savage fcp-k sitting at home, never shot, waiting for a scope... its killing me. I have sent a message to Amazon telling them to fix this typo, but obviously those messages don't go to far. I hope this helped.
613121
Standard cross, dot, & circle dot reticles. Nothing goofy about them at all. If you don't like the green logo you can M-Nu it and still have a good holo sight.
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Parallax free. Head position does not matter. Red dot will fade out in bright sunlight (Needs shielding from direct sunlight). For accuracy, you must sight in the red dot. If you do it right, you will be on target at the distance you used for sighting in.
1023986
To adjust the red dot you can use a penny or a flathead screw driver. It's an awesome sight. Def lives up to it's name.
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.
1165242
Wow, that answer isnt listed ANYWHERE, not even their website. This sight is identical in width to the one I just took off, that was a .100, so it appears to be just a standard general width sight.
1466326
It has a illuminated center dot that lights up red. Very nice to have. I've had scopes that had the whole reticle light up and it was way too much goin on in the scope and it would drain the battery way too fast. The center dot is simple effective and great on the battery. Plus with the crosshairs you won't even need the dot about 90% of the time.
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My Sweet 17 does not have a mil-dot reticle. It has the standard cross-hairs that appear thick, then abruptly change to thin in the center. I like it.
910929
This is a very awkward question, but I try to help. Parallex vision is the ability to accurately find a target within your line of sight. I enjoy my sight, but you have to be able to center in on what you are aiming at. As long as you keep your target in the center of your red dot and your barrel is straight then you will have no problem hitting it. Practice and adjustments are important. Ad long as you do that then you will like this sight as much as I do. Hope this helps
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It is a variable scope. From 1x to 4x adjustable. It is a true rifle scope and not a reflex red dot sight. However it has an illuminated reticle if you choose to use it. The standard reticle is etched glass and black. It comes with two batteries and you can choose to use the illuminated reticle or use the standard one. And it has 5 brightness settings for both red and green for contrast in bright sunlight to darkness. The reticle is a dot with a circle around it instead of a crosshair. I hope this answered your question.
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Look on Hawke's website for the 'SR' reticle. That's better than any explanation I could offer.