Post and Crosshair Reticle
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I'm afraid I can't offer any because I have never used them. As a matter of fact, I never used a scope on any rifle until about 5 or 6 years after the implementation of "bucks only". I've owned one rifle with a scope since.
But I do know that some people prefer them.
But I do know that some people prefer them.
The best way that I can describe it is as a heavy verticle line (post) that extends up to the halfway point in the scope with a triangle tip on top of the post. Then there is a fine horizontal line that extend the width of the scope just below the tip of the post. It's an older style crosshair that was very popular back in the day.
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Steven, I'm not sure how many folks like the low powered scopes. I used to reccomend them a lot when I was selling sporting goods.
I have an old Weaver 1.5X4 and a Weaver 4X and still shoot with them. The glass fogs (outside) and they don't transmit a lot of light but I love the post & crosshair!
The 'point' of the triangle is for short yardage, the crosshair allows for a bit farther.
I have an old Weaver 1.5X4 and a Weaver 4X and still shoot with them. The glass fogs (outside) and they don't transmit a lot of light but I love the post & crosshair!
The 'point' of the triangle is for short yardage, the crosshair allows for a bit farther.
They'll be available in the fall. I am just finishing up the final design Jack. I'll have them in the 2.5x20mm compact scope, the 2-7x32mm, and maybe a couple more. Unfortunately I'm not in a position to manufacture more straight 4x's at this time but I'll have a bunch of post and crosshairs when I am. Jack do you by any chance know the measurement from the tip of the post to the crosshair? Is it 1 mil?
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Is there a way to measure it? Probably is about 1mm, maybe 1.5mm.
Personally, I like a 1.5 X 5 X 20 and a 2 X 7 X 40
They seem to be brighter.
Personally, I like a 1.5 X 5 X 20 and a 2 X 7 X 40
They seem to be brighter.
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·I like the post and x-hair reticle. The ones I've seen and used were about 1 mil on the spacing. The best thing about it is you can take your time and get a "fine" sight picture, or just throw it up for a quick shot and use the post alone. I'd go for a 1.5-5x32 or thereabouts, myself. If the average shot can't hit a deer with 5x, they probably can't hit it with any magnification.
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I would love to get my hands on a 1.5 to 2.5 scope again. But can You get it wider in a 40mm scope,32mm is too small.
I'd like a post and crosshair 1.5 to 4 or 5 power variable compact scope, or better yet a fixed 2.5 power. My first scope was a weaver K2.5 and I loved that scope..til I ruined it. Most of my hunting is in the thick stuff and I've been using a peep sight for the last 5 years. I think I'd like to go back to a scope, primarily for the light gathering advantage it has during the early morning and late evening hours.stweedie said:
Right now we've got a 1.5-4.5x26mm illuminated reticle model scope. Your preferred hunting areas are exactly what we market them for. The low magnification makes for an excellent field of view even though it is a compact scope. The Northwoods sporting journal's March issue has a product test and review of some of our scopes and this is one of them. Even though I sell scopes for a living I still gotta say you can't beat a peep sight for close range. I have a .32 special model 94 with peep sights and I never fired at a deer that I didn't bring home with that set-up.
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Yea ...yeah...what's so special about the 32 Special.
Now the 35 Remington .............that's a brushie deer gun!!!!!!
Now the 35 Remington .............that's a brushie deer gun!!!!!!
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