Rifle Scopes Kahles new reticle for 5-25

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    They’ve had this reticle for like 8 years but I thought it went away. It’s not as bad in person but there’s so many better options...I believe they did it with Desert Tech back in the day.
     
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    That reticle has been around for years. I had 3 K624s with AMRs and loved the reticle. That is a bad picture. It was the best tree style reticle available in .2 mil increments before Mil XT, MPCT2/3, etc. Too bad it's attached to Kahles.... The dots don't clutter nearly as bad when looking through the scope. It is the best reticle Kahles offers for competition. Yes I had SKMR3 and the AMR is better in every way.
     
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    Had one in the K624i. Wasn’t too cluttered but I did not like the open center. Would have preferred a center dot.

    I think the big difference here with the 5-25 is they shifted the entire reticle up so the optical center is now at the 2 mil line instead of center crosshairs. Not sure what to think of that.
     
    I shot H37s for years when they were the state of the art and the offset from optical center always annoyed me. I believe it’s 5 mils, I’m not sure if 2 would be as egregious.
     
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    Had one in the K624i. Wasn’t too cluttered but I did not like the open center. Would have preferred a center dot.

    I think the big difference here with the 5-25 is they shifted the entire reticle up so the optical center is now at the 2 mil line instead of center crosshairs. Not sure what to think of that.
    So your zero is closer to optical center?
     
    They moved your zero point ABOVE optical center. Interesting. I assume this gives you an additional 2 MIL of holdover at max magnification. At least it's uniform unlike the SKMR4 that uses 0.1, 0.2, and 0.5 holds randomly throughout the reticle.