What reticle pattern and what color?
464816
Jarrod, From the Trijicon website The reticle will appear black during the daytime and will glow amber in the dark...
1082946
Well....green-ISH. It looks just like any other budget NV that I've ever seen. I own one and it works well for the price. It does NOT have a reticle so it won't work as a stand-alone scope, but lines up well with my EOtech 557.----hope this helps.
1017661
I am not sure but this one has both red & green dot retical. I like this option for both day and night. Hope this helps you.
1671888
Myself, being colorblind, thought that the Amber was the best option. I wanted the reticle to be very bright no matter what the background was. The red was to dark of a color and the green was a little hard to distinguish with a tree line in the background.
211399
Not red dot. It has crosshairs with distance compensating lines. I recommend this package. I'm pleased with mine.
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.
1350
In the listing I believe you have an option to choose which "size" you want. But really the different "sizes" are the different reticles. When you select a size option you should see the choice show up with the type reticle described next to it. It threw me off when I was purchasing also. I think this is what you are asking?
1410177
They work fine, but the reticle is still visible as black if the batteries run out. The batteries just allow you to change the color of the center of the reticle as red, blue, or green (I like red best). It did take some time for ACOG to arrive at my house, but I really like this ACOG and it was worth the wait in my opinion.
2255162
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.
1826392
There is a reticle like a normal scope. It just has the option to illuminate it in darker conditions
1177836
Reticules as quoited, can be switch to green or red light with brightness dial. Very accurate for indoor shooting. It's better than scoped or iron sight. Great price too. Haven't tried outdoor yet.
613125
There are four reticles to choose and none of them are the "zombies" or biohazard symbol like on the EOTech.There are the following reticles:1.) Single dot2.) Crosshairs3.) Circle with crosshairs4.) Circle with single dot
2128602
I highly recommend the orange front sight post. I have multiple sets all in orange and it reallyJumps out at you when you are looking for fast acquisition. As to the other question point of aim is point of impact. It's is a large front sight post so your basically putting the center of the post where you want to hit.
2041536
No, no reticles. The best you can do with that regards is to purchase the swing away scope kit. Where the NV is setup to look through the scope. Best part about that setup is once the NV is focused on the scope you never have to adjust it for field of depth or focus. Additionally if you plan to use mag. of x2 or more you need an ir illuminator. This setup is a bit awkward but you get use to it & is the only doable option until you could consider an ATN PS-22 which begins around $1000.00 more than what this would cost.
150583
This is the GEN iii model with the same reticles. It just doesn't state it in the description.
1647178
I purchased the red/green dot. The green dot is easier for me to see on some of these very bright Arizona days, especially if your target has a red or orange center. Brightness settings work for both.
1078219
It has marking in the reticle that the user matches target size for distance.