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Rifle Scopes only 8th in line? Really?

only 8th in line? Really?

  • MOAR

    Votes: 17 16.5%
  • H59

    Votes: 19 18.4%
  • Tremor 2

    Votes: 4 3.9%
  • Mil-R

    Votes: 63 61.2%

  • Total voters
    103
  • Poll closed .
An open center has no impact it's still tiny and at the intersection of a crosshair.

I'm a little reluctant to disagree with the above, but that's the nature of these discussions to an extent so I will. I had a TMR for a while and with some very minor criticisms found it to be an extremely easy to use reticle. The one feature I miss the most was the small open center. I found I could "aim smaller, miss smaller" when a tiny portion of the target was visible. I find it interesting that folks who like a thinner reticle would not see the value of a 0.05 mil aiming point.


Added: currently using an MLR2.0 and liking it.
 
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Lighten up Francis. Just an opinion as to not seeing a reason for the combo and wanting the OPs reasoning. And no I am not jealous in the least bit or do i have an SWFA scope, which are fine for the money by the way. If I wanted a Beast I would have one but just waiting to see what happens when they actually make it in the hands of people for a longer period of time. See if the new knobs are the next best thing that all the marketing and advertising people are screaming. I know the Horus isn't but if you are happy with it then it's your money to spend.

I was talking about you. Funny thing is my name is Francis but I go by Mike ever since I saw Stripes. Lol