can the reticle be easily used for ranging targets?
139608
Yes it can, I love these scopes, I have them on 3 different rifles, for the money you can't beat them.
1812139
No, it is simply a magnifier with the ability to adjust to the red dot it is looking at. If your dot doesn't line up perctly to the center of the magnifier, you can adjust it to the center. Works good with my eotech.
197225
You'll need to zero the red dot/green dot on the distance you're comfortable with. Me, it was 100 yards. There is no magnification and is easy to pick up.
338937
The range finder is laser so that part should work just fine. This is not a night scope so do not expect to be able to see any more than you could through a set of binoculars.
1808810
I suppose you could but you'd have to practice and adjust your sight picture to compensate for the elevation of the rail. I was given a couple of red dot sights to use but you can buy them cheap on Amazon...around $20.
86168
Excellent question. Yes, it does. It is great at taking out distant targets and close quarters battle. The illuminated reticle is great at picking off the zombies at medium distances 100 to 200 yds away. The red dot's quick target acquisition is great at keeping the zombie hordes from overwhelming you.
1010862
For the BDC reticles to work properly, the scope needs to be zeroed at 100 yds. That being said, experimentation on your own at different distances may provide other workable solutions.
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.
2076543
I have a flat top with offset front sight, but with the Nikon mounts it should not impede the reticle or center of target but it will show in the site picture.
1840226
It is called Rapid Ranging Reticles, https://www.google.com/search?q=rapid+ranging+reticle&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=rQm2UoXvIcuvsQSV5IDgAw&ved=0CCkQsAQ&biw=1175&bih=637
823680
Red Dots are Okay at reasonable ranges. But the AR platform has a tremendous potential for accuracy. One cannot, in my experience, take full advantage of that potential without a good scope. There are better ones, but my Browning White Gold Medallion will shoot less than 1 MOA @ 300 yards with this scope. Dollar for dollar you cannot go wrong with this one. Lemme know if I can offer more help.
1954778
Yes the is a very easy scope to use. it would be great for that. Maybe a wide angle lens would help a little more.
1749175
Yes, reticle works fine and crosshairs easily visible in daytime without being powered on
2105522
No. This scope is meant to be moved electrically. My rechargeable batteries last a long time, so it shouldn't be a problem. With the red dot viewfinder its easy to use the hand controller to manually point the telescope where you want it to go.
768697
Yes, you can hit virtually any target with or without a reflector to get a distance. Thanks for your interest. GFG
1739897
I don't see why it couldn't be the only problem I could think of is it looks like you have to mount the scope pretty far forward on your rifle which could cause a problem with eye relief. As far as range goes though you will be fine. I have mine mounted on my ar 15 and at 200 yards I was shooting a 2 inch group.
1794645
I have used this with an EoTech. Would guess red dots would be Ok, but not a magnified rifle scope, eye relief issues.