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If you’re looking to buy a budget-priced scope, you may encounter some with non-illuminated reticles. These are black in color with no built-in illumination, making them great for daytime use and terrible in any other light conditions. Any type of reticle can be non-illuminated.
As the name implies, illuminated reticlesfeature built-in lighting that offers drastically improved viewing, particularly in lower-light conditions. Any type of reticle can be illuminated or not, so make sure to look for illuminated or non-illuminated reticles in whatever style you prefer.
Crosshairsare the basic reticle that most people would think of when discussing a gun. It’s a simple cross where the intersection of the two lines marks your shot. Many of the other types of reticles are based on versions of this simple design.
The duplex reticleimproves upon the original crosshair design. It has the same cross-shape pattern with thicker lines until close to the center where the lines become very thin again. This draws your eye into the center of the scope for quicker and more natural aiming with better visibility of your actual target. It also makes aiming at a moving ta...
Another very basic and common type of reticle, the dot reticle has a single dot positioned in the center of the optic as your aiming point. It’s generally a bright neon color, red, green, and orange being very popular choices. Dot reticlesare often combined with other reticles, such as the crosshairs. This would have a bright dot in the center with...
The mil-dot reticle is a variation of the traditional crosshair pattern that’s purpose-built for long-range shooters like hunters, snipers, and competition shooters. It follows the standard cross shape of a crosshair, but instead of lines, it’s made from small dots. The dots are uniformly spaced, generally 1-mil apart. The uniform spacing of the do...
The Leupold reticlecomes from the manufacturer Leupold. It packs a whole lot of information into your tiny scope viewing window. It’s a variation of the duplex reticle with a crosshair viewing pattern that has thicker lines on the ends. But Leupold adds a lot more to their reticle Underneath the main crosshairs are a series of different dots that f...
Common in tactical, military, and hunting/tactical hybrid scopes, the Christmas tree reticlelets you compensate for wind drift when shooting long distances. It has a duplex or crosshair pattern with multiple horizontal lines underneath the main horizontal marking of the crosshair. These smaller lines each get wider as they reach towards the bottom ...
BDC reticlesare great for long-distance shooters since the BDC stands for bullet drop compensation. These reticles have several smaller markings beneath your main aiming point that represent true aiming points for known distances. This means you’ll need to be certain how far you are from your target. But if you are, you can be sure that your scope ...
There are many types of German # reticles, the most common being German #1 reticle and German #4 reticle. These are specific variations of crosshair or duplex type reticles. The German #1 reticle has a line coming up from the bottom that comes to a sharp point at the center of the optic. There is no vertical line above the center, but two horizonta...
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