What is the thickness of the g3 reticle in the Bushnell XRS II? I can’t seem to find the reticle subtensions anywhere for this particular scope. I can find the reticle sub tensions for the LRSHI and DMR II scopes but many manufactures thin down the reticles on the higher power scopes which I am not a fan off. I find that .05 mil is about right for me. If the XRS II illuminated model is there, I may give it a try.
Rifle Scopes Bushnell XRS II reticle thickness
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Look in this thread. Theres pictures with all subtensions and comparisons to the non-illuminated. https://www.snipershide.com/shootin...ss-g3-illuminated-vs-non-illuminated.6410772/
@magtech,
Ive seen that thread but those guys are talking about the LRHS scopes. Many manufacturers change the reticle thickness depending on the magnification range of the scope. The Vortex 3-15 pst has a thickness of .05 mil while the 5-25 is .03 mil.
Does Bushnell do that? If the XTR II keeps the .05 mil thickness then I would definitely be interested. That makes it a more versatile scope for me.
Ive seen that thread but those guys are talking about the LRHS scopes. Many manufacturers change the reticle thickness depending on the magnification range of the scope. The Vortex 3-15 pst has a thickness of .05 mil while the 5-25 is .03 mil.
Does Bushnell do that? If the XTR II keeps the .05 mil thickness then I would definitely be interested. That makes it a more versatile scope for me.
If I remember right, the non-illuminated is .05 at the center, and the illuminated is .1 at the center. As far as I know, there's no difference in the G3 used in the DMR2, DMR2 Pro, and XRS2, and the G3i in the DMR2 and XRS2 is also the same.
