No offnse, but are the reticles standard as on other relfex sights or are they goofy zombies and the like?
613121
Standard cross, dot, & circle dot reticles. Nothing goofy about them at all. If you don't like the green logo you can M-Nu it and still have a good holo sight.
613122
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 dot 2.) Crosshairs 3.) Circle with crosshairs 4.) Circle with single dot
613123
Standard, dot, circle with dot, circle, cross hair and cirecle/cross hair/dot. Just a green version of their ultrashot red dot.
613124
The same reticles as the rest of their ultra shot series but in green which is more visible during the day and night then the red.
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
613126
They are standard, you can choose crosshairs with dot in middle, eotech style, plain dot, or circle and crosshairs. If you have an astigmatism they may be blurry, like they are to me, but still no problems here. If you need the moa of the sights, the sightmark website states them. I used the crosshairs with dot in middle and it's easily accurate to 100+ yards
525651
The sights are Red on front and Green on rear. Although they stand out more then the factory sights. I should have paid the slightly extra $$ and went with the Trijicon night sights
787544
Yes, the rear sights are very bright. Best sights I have ever owned. You can't go wrong with Trijicon.
556030
I'm not sure what kind of sight u r referring to but I mounted a red field small red dot beside my scope. The fit was close to the receiver which keeps the red dot out of harms way and keeps the zero dead on for quick and close accuracy.
131169
Apparently there are several answers to this one. My guess is that some of these sights work good and are parallax free. Others, on the other hand, are not. Given that it's cheap, this doesn't surprise me. Anyhow, the one I purchased is definitely NOT parallax free. The dot moves when I change the position of my head. Of course, it would be nice if they just put this little note in the product description.
593065
I would say they are about average for a duplex style reticle, when compared to leopold and nikon. It is more of a hunting style reticle.
1796647
Not sure if trolling or serious. Yes, these are night sights. Why didn't you just google the manufacturer's name?
879091
I personally have the red and green dot and love being able to switch between the two. There are times that I need to make a contrast between my sight picture and the dot itself. I have qualified with this sight on my ar-15 as my patrol (duty) rifle and it performed perfectly. I hope I answered your question, and if you decide to buy this product I hope you have as much success as I have!
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.
993090
No. That is for an illuminated model with the "firedot" reticle. Somebody put the wrong picture up.
109762
Absolutely, the reticles are visible w/o the illumination. Wonderful bang for my buck.
1020205
The reticule is indeed black and functions just like any other scope - illuminated or not. So "yes" is the answer to your question!
804908
You see a black reticle, just like a normal non-illuminated scope. The circle around the center dot is very wide. I like it for fast acquisition, but many people complain it is too wide and blocks their view.
1634558
the one I got is mil dot reticle in blue red and green. zero doesn't hold at different distances and I am having difficulty moving my group to center of target
1485949
Hi, did you wind up buying this? If so, did it fit well on your scope? Is it better than the awful red-dot finder that the 114eq comes with? How much so if it is? Is it worth getting? Or is one of either the telrad or reigel reflex sights a better choice for the 114eq?
701063
it is an etched reticle.. that means, it is the same reticle.. only thing that cvhanges is the color, and the intensity of the color..
45916
It's a 4 plex reticle. No mil dot, no hash marks of any kinds. Looks like 4 arrows pointing towards dead center. The glass is flawless, the light absorption is awesome, the turrets are great. Being that Redfield was bought out by Leupold it is made by their standards but not with their price. The Objective Diameter is pretty big. I had to buy Ultra High rings to mount to my AR. I'm pretty pleased with the scope. I would like a mil dot reticle but for the price it's pretty solid. Anything else I can help you with?