Do the mil dots spread out as you zoom in?
173026
I have this scope on my 223. It is a 2nd focal plane reticle and the mil dots are only at the correct spacing when at 9x magnification. The 9x position is noted on the zoom dial with a small dot. I drew a 10cm grid on a board at 100 meters to verify. 3.9" at 328'.
2016810
It is not a typical mil-dot reticle. There is a small solid cross in the center.
1764403
Yes it does. I made some calculations to obtain the actual equivalent Focal Distances. Please e-mail me to alejandro.jesus@gmail.com, so I can send you an Excel file.
2133473
They are very close to what you see is what you get. They come up about 10-15% smaller than what you are seeing through the viewfinder. (depending on the amount of zoom you are using when shooting). I've had mine for over a year now and still enjoying it.
1098950
I own three or these scopes. I use them at ranges up to 1000 yd. I have not experienced any POI changes when I change magnification.
819614
Yes, by turning the very back of the eye piece. You will see the band with the magnification settings 1-9. When you zoom in, it limits the amount of light able to pass through, so it shrinks your sight picture.
1707228
No, this does not zoom however it is the brightest flashlight I've ever owned and the price was right!
2095991
If I understand the question to mean "at what magnification does the mil dot reticle work", with this scope, it will work on any magnification. I have a target with one inch spacing between the circles and have verified the scope at 200 yards (twice 100 yard values). Various websites describe the two different mil-dot (Army & Marine) and the different values of the spacings, dots and lines. Great scopes!
1824627
It doesn't. You have to sight in each individual reticle line. once you sight in at 20 yds the rest is easy.
2235465
No. All the zooming is done internally. There is no change in the physical size and neither the front ring or front elements rotate.
743559
Since there are no mil dots I would not suggest it for long distances. I had it on my AR pistol and it was crazy accurate though.
1042290
Hi there, No, this does not provide a visual image of the target identified. This model can show the Ferrous (Iron) and Conductivity readings along with GPS coordinates. Also, when the user selects the "pinpoint" mode it has extremely accurate tones that signal the user of how longer the target is and sometimes its shape. Hope this helps! Valery BuyHappier
1445747
Yes the Dot ... just kidding - could not resist. No the dot might be hard to see.
233587
they are small, but depends on the distance of the shot. when i am sighting in a scope i try to shoot my last shot, at a 40 yards shooting a pallet rifle i can see the break in the paper at full zoom. the best thing i see is the cross hair do not change when you zoom in or out.
2054909
its not a red dot range finder like on the golf coarse its a scale range finder where you do a formula. there is a scale inprinted inside, on the top is a light button, but they are nice.
857034
It has a zoom in and a zoom out key. They are located above the F11 and F12 keys.Hope this helps.
196468
Not from what I have seen. At 100x, the distortion is beyond a focus adjustment.