Simple Reticle
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There are literally hundreds of them you need to be a bit more specific add what you will be using it for or a price range, brand, power, size or weight to your question.
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My Primary Arms 4-14 has a simple mil dot recticle. I think it is also offered with a more complicated recticle too.
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Paul,
we can help you better if you tell us a little more what you're looking for.
For starters, what magnification range. If you aren't sure, we can help with that, too.
Otherwise, take a pick from the three options below, and I'll have a list of scopes that will have simpler reticles — I assume you want to avoid reticles that have a Christmas tree.... — i.e., gridded reticles....
(I'm with you on that.)
Magnification:
Option (1): 3-12x (and 3-9x)
Option (2): 4-16x | 3-18x | 3-15x
Option (3): 6-24x | 5-25x | 5-20x | 4-24x | 5-30x
Matthias
we can help you better if you tell us a little more what you're looking for.
For starters, what magnification range. If you aren't sure, we can help with that, too.
Otherwise, take a pick from the three options below, and I'll have a list of scopes that will have simpler reticles — I assume you want to avoid reticles that have a Christmas tree.... — i.e., gridded reticles....
(I'm with you on that.)Magnification:
Option (1): 3-12x (and 3-9x)
Option (2): 4-16x | 3-18x | 3-15x
Option (3): 6-24x | 5-25x | 5-20x | 4-24x | 5-30x
Matthias
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the advantage of ffp scopes is that ranging marks, or elevation and windage marks are accurate at any magnification.
if you prefer a simple crosshair reticle and don't want or need the marks, you might want a sfp scope, which will be less expensive for the same glass quality.
if you prefer a simple crosshair reticle and don't want or need the marks, you might want a sfp scope, which will be less expensive for the same glass quality.
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Making no assumptions, but the DYND-1 a very useful reticle for repeatable hits in the wind. It is setup for realistic air gun usage (sub 100 yards). The Christmas Tree is not notice, until needed, it is also clean and uncluttered. I've use this reticle to make hundreds of pests kills. And have made good use of that xmas tree in the wind.
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many are offered in multiple rets .. if a place only lists one it might be because thats the only one they have ..
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Making no assumptions, but the DYND-1 a very useful reticle for repeatable hits in the wind. It is setup for realistic air gun usage (sub 100 yards). The Christmas Tree is not notice, until needed, it is also clean and uncluttered. I've use this reticle to make hundreds of pests kills. And have made good use of that xmas tree in the wind.
What scope is this reticle in?
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Making no assumptions, but the DYND-1 a very useful reticle for repeatable hits in the wind. It is setup for realistic air gun usage (sub 100 yards). The Christmas Tree is not notice, until needed, it is also clean and uncluttered. I've use this reticle to make hundreds of pests kills. And have made good use of that xmas tree in the wind.
What scope is this reticle in?
http://www.aztecoptics.com/
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The SWFA milquad reticle is fairly simple using .5 hashes.
I'd use google images for a search request of "scope reticles" and pick which one you prefer. After identified the brand and model scope won't be hard to find in most cases.
I chose a thicker mildot reticle in a SFP scope for quick shooting and mils being correct on 10x for coyotes and for steel where I will never holdover more than 5 mils. Its an Athlon Talos 4-16x40.
I'd use google images for a search request of "scope reticles" and pick which one you prefer. After identified the brand and model scope won't be hard to find in most cases.
I chose a thicker mildot reticle in a SFP scope for quick shooting and mils being correct on 10x for coyotes and for steel where I will never holdover more than 5 mils. Its an Athlon Talos 4-16x40.
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