Mikecr
Well-Known Member
I wish scope makers would offer a simple med-fine crosshair, like NF CH2.
Perfect in the field for a dialer
Perfect in the field for a dialer
Absolutely couldn't agree more.In my opinion the Nightforce ffp mil-xt is hard to beat for hunting and precision rifle matches. It is easy to dial and hold wind or just use the reticle at any magnification.
My daughter prefers the NF ffp mil-c for its simplicity
Can't go wrong with NF.I couldn't seem to find a thread that showed various long range reticles in one thread, so I thought I would start one.
This may benefit someone looking to purchase a new scope with popular long range reticles.
Please post your favorite reticle that you use on your long range rifles.
The MOAR(T) is my favorite hands down. I have a standard MOAR in an NXS and two MOAR-T in ATACR's.
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Other Nightforce reticles: https://www.nightforceoptics.com/reticles/second-focal-plane/minute-of-angle-moa-second-focal-plane/
Unless there's a lot of wind you're going to miss that cow...Unless you get a more functional F1 reticle like that in the Tangent Theta Long Range Hunter. That said, at 3x it is not large, but noticeable. Wonder how it will look with illumination on or with the reticle against the dark woods in the background?
As with the P5fl, not my scope or photos. Range 125 yards to cow.
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I have an old ~2010 vintage Shepherd P310-A1 3-10x44 w. 18" circles. It has served me well to ~600yds on mule deer with a 300WM. A neighbor of mine took a mule deer at 1k w. his 270, although I'm not sure I'd advocate for it with was much as we've learned in the last 15 years.Shepherd 5-25x56 each circle represents an 18 inch deer (back to brisket). Just hold the circle that brackets the deer the best. The numbers are 100s of YDS, not MOA or MIL. Reticles are available for different bullet weights & velocities to best fit your cartridge ballistics. They have a 24" circle for elk.
The 1st reticle I've seen in this config is a Burris Predator 4.5-14 and now seen it in Steiner (could be zeiss) and a few others.Forgot to add the pic of the style I like for hunting. Here is is