Can you see the crosshairs with the illumination off?
1881259
Yes. Black lines without illumination the green or red with varying brightness.
2066371
Yes. The brightness intensity/color thumbwheel will turn the dot off at the R and G positions. The dot (when on) however is very dim in sunlit conditions unless your target is dark to black.
1766629
No, it has to be illuminated. The illuminated red/green is 4 different times of low light situations, like green for low light like dusk and red for dark or haze. The illumination hi-lights the reticle scale. When not lite the scale will read black, that's for basic daylight.
766219
The red dot has to be turned on with a good battery for the reticle to be visible. In the off position or with a dead battery there is no reticle
495383
The scope actually has crosshairs and 4 dots. The good thing about it is that you don't have to waste the battery of the scope because the crosshairs and dot are always on there, you only have to turn it on is in early morning or evening hunts. Hope I helped.
1826392
There is a reticle like a normal scope. It just has the option to illuminate it in darker conditions
592738
There are 4 images to choose from. It can go from a small dot to crosshairs or circles that combine it. Three brightness levels. Very well put together for differing preferences.
1575152
This scope is low light functional only, such as in twilight conditions. The scope can not be used in total darkness. You can see the reticle (cross hairs) in pitch black because of the tritium, but without some light you will never see the target to know what those cross hairs are focused on.
2027249
You should not open the lens caps in any bright light. It can damage the optics. You will only see the cross hair when using at night and with the scope powered on.
165006
Yes it can. This is not like a red dot/holographic sight. There are normal crosshairs that have the ability to be illuminated.
1589933
No, you have black crosshair without batteries or it turned on. It is a lot easier with them though.
1548033
No. I had to take the iron sights off. The high point front sight sticks up too high. It would be in your scopes view.
1879214
Yes. Just set up the illumination button on 0 position Or don, t set the lithion battery on scope
2283930
Yes.the why I see it is,this is a crosshairs first,red dot second optic for me,although both work flawlessly,I mainly purchased this scope to use the crosshairs and really only use the dot in lowlight situations.FYI,the dot is quite bright in daylight hours.
1766628
The red and green cross-hairs overlap or rather shade the regular black cross hairs in the reticle, you also can adjust the intensity or brightness of both the red and green. You also need low light to dark conditions in order to actually see the colors, the intended design is when sighting a dark background you can see the crosshairs. When i went to the range in broad day lignt turning on the red/green was useless, it was too bright outside to see the colors, not only after i threw a towel over my head and the scope did the colors come thru.
2283929
The drawing of the crosshairs in the pix on this particular item that's being commented on is not reflecting the actual look of the crosshairs. The crosshairs go all the way in, mind you and then where the red dot is, there is actually a black dot when the red dot is turned off
1587180
No. You can't turn the reticle off. However you can close the lens cap which limits the light making it possible to use during daylight