Does this scope have the reticle on the first plane?
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.
701064
Mine came with the chevron Reticle. It is the only reticle on mine. The only I can change is the color and the brightness of the reticle. Great scope though!
1980251
no, It comes with the scope only. Its a really nice scope, I have it on my 308 and I shoot long range targets.
89773
No but it does have accurate elevation reticles perfect for a 17 hmr. Optics are very clear. I have hit spent shotgun shell brass at 150 yds using this scope on my rig.
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.
993090
No. That is for an illuminated model with the "firedot" reticle. Somebody put the wrong picture up.
746779
Yes it does. Not the greatest scope but perfectly functional. I had to get some extension clips for it though
326597
No it does not. The dot size stays the same no matter the magnification. This is a great scope and would highly recommend it.
166428
Yes. The reticle is normally black and easily visible in daylight with the illumination dial at 0 (OFF). This is true at all magnifications, contrary to some comments. Since the reticle is on the first focal plane, it increases in size as the magnification increases. This means the bullet drop is correct for all magnifications; it also means the reticle looks more like a dot at 1X. When you turn the illumination dial to 1 - 11, it glows an increasingly bright red. 11 is quite bright -- useful for making the reticle stand out against a bright background, but too bright for night. Store it with the reticle illumination off (0). When hunting, or in competition or self defense situation, set it to as much illumination as you need. Bright makes it stand out quickly, but too much glow makes it less precise. I think it works very well.
440000
First Focal Plane. The reticle changes with magnification, keeping the mildots accurate.
1860925
All scopes have glass. All scopes have a reticle. NO scopes have glass reticles.
1755524
No. Only the cross hairs are illuminated. It is however an excellent scope.
1860928
Yes it does,and it has clear view at any zoom setting I have this scope on my AR 223 for small game at long range at the price if u drop it or damage it ur not out $500 dollars like comparable scopes with same optics
800322
No, but it doesn't matter, your scope will not focus on the front sight. It is hard to understand, but it is not an issue. This is my favorite scope mount. I have 5.
1320915
Yes it does. I put the rear one on but had a gunsmith put the front on. I love it and since having a scope on a take down will not fit in the carry bag, this was a grat solution to existing sights. I also installed a flash suppressor.
1299847
Yes it does. But you need to buy a base to go on the rifle. If you are a regular hunter make sure you get a "0 MOA" base otherwise your reticle picture will be high when you sight it in.
2038950
I believe it's in the first focal plane. Optics are quite good for the price. I was shooting 3 inch groups at 150 yards with my AR15.