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Very unobstructed. The .25 has always thrown me off. But it really shouldn’t matter much.
Hmm....appears as if the hashes are displaced like pixels...
hence the extra space/feeling of unobstructed view
Createing negative space where they left...
is this a new trick on display here?
I'm guessing you can probaly use the hash-gaps themselves for finer work if you trained.
edge of the negative could be 0.2, the droped pixel=hash=0.25, etc...
Interesting if they did it this way, presumably its on purpose
Here's a closer look...
.25 hashes make a lot of sense. It eliminates 20% of the clutter in a reticle. It also breaks down very fine. I would much prefer all reticles moved to .25 vs .2Leupold loves their quarter mil hashes. I guess that probably keeps em out of any copyright/patent infringement issues.
Its definitely pretty hard these days to come up with something new and original. There are so many good reticles out there.
This one is too open for me. It seems like every time I use the grid I'm holding off in space somewhere trying to line up the lines to the side, above or below. I like a little more detail personally. But as @Dthomas3523 pointed out, I think we make a lot of the grid reticle for competition, but rarely actually need them.
Reticles are a very personal thing. I'm sure a lot of people will like this one. I know Jon was pretty excited about it when I talked to him about it at my PRS match in May. This is definitely a great option for Leupold to add to their fold.
Pynch just alluded on his latest podcast that he got a production model so...soon?
Any updates on this? I am ready for a new optic, and the mk5hd in 3.6-18x44 with this new reticle would sit atop the new hunting rig perfectly.
So cs tactical has em on hand but not selling em yet?
So cs tactical has em on hand but not selling em yet?
No. I was just there picking up some stuff and Dan was nice enough to let me check his 5-25 out. I thought it was one of the better reticles I've seen. Minimalist and very usable imo. Can't wait to grab one.So cs tactical has em on hand but not selling em yet?
Negative
Any word on when they are set to release or be available?
Can you scratch out on a napkin what you saw and shareNo. I was just there picking up some stuff and Dan was nice enough to let me check his 5-25 out. I thought it was one of the better reticles I've seen. Minimalist and very usable imo. Can't wait to grab one.
Can you scratch out on a napkin what you saw and shareI'd consider buying a 3.6-18 again if they had a better reticle!
If they used the .25 mrad hash marks of the CCH for this new reticle they will have completely missed the mark for me, here's hoping they used .2 mrad.Haha. I think many people will be happy with it.
To be fair, if that is what it ends up being I am willing to hear arguments for why this is a better design vs. .2 mil. For most of us, our brains work on whole number halves, so with a .2 mil reticle it's easy to figure out where .1 mil is because it is half of .2 so our eyes can split the difference, but with .25, to find .1 is not the center in between but a fraction thereof which is more difficult to pinpoint accurately. I realize this may come down to the point of diminishing returns, at least for the ranges most of us shoot at (say 1400 yards and in) and will a wind hold of 2.1 vs 2.125 really cause us to miss a shot, I'd venture to say our ability to identify wind has a greater margin of error than does the difference of .025 mil, so in other words, if we think wind is 6mph but it is really 8mph (assuming it is constant from rifle to target) then that margin of error is certainly worse than .025. All that being said, why did Leupold make this choice (again, assuming that is what this new reticle will be), just to be different?Initial pics were .25, but I'm not sure that was the final design.
To be fair, if that is what it ends up being I am willing to hear arguments for why this is a better design vs. .2 mil. For most of us, our brains work on whole number halves, so with a .2 mil reticle it's easy to figure out where .1 mil is because it is half of .2 so our eyes can split the difference, but with .25, to find .1 is not the center in between but a fraction thereof which is more difficult to pinpoint accurately. I realize this may come down to the point of diminishing returns, at least for the ranges most of us shoot at (say 1400 yards and in) and will a wind hold of 2.1 vs 2.125 really cause us to miss a shot, I'd venture to say our ability to identify wind has a greater margin of error than does the difference of .025 mil, so in other words, if we think wind is 6mph but it is really 8mph (assuming it is constant from rifle to target) then that margin of error is certainly worse than .025. All that being said, why did Leupold make this choice (again, assuming that is what this new reticle will be), just to be different?
I agree with your reasoning, however with .2 marks you have 4 hashes inside each mil and with the .25’s you have just 3. Ie makes it “less busy”. Also the .2’s have no .5 marks which is Usually slightly larger and “easy for the brain” for quick adjustments. My current scope is .2’s up to the first mil then goes to .25’s and I despise that it has both but either way prefer the .25’s for prs by a large margin.To be fair, if that is what it ends up being I am willing to hear arguments for why this is a better design vs. .2 mil. For most of us, our brains work on whole number halves, so with a .2 mil reticle it's easy to figure out where .1 mil is because it is half of .2 so our eyes can split the difference, but with .25, to find .1 is not the center in between but a fraction thereof which is more difficult to pinpoint accurately. I realize this may come down to the point of diminishing returns, at least for the ranges most of us shoot at (say 1400 yards and in) and will a wind hold of 2.1 vs 2.125 really cause us to miss a shot, I'd venture to say our ability to identify wind has a greater margin of error than does the difference of .025 mil, so in other words, if we think wind is 6mph but it is really 8mph (assuming it is constant from rifle to target) then that margin of error is certainly worse than .025. All that being said, why did Leupold make this choice (again, assuming that is what this new reticle will be), just to be different?
Right, so much is a mental game. Like I mentioned in the scenario above, would that .025 difference really make a difference. I wish it was .2 but don’t think it’s the end of the world with .25. Like most reticles, we really need to see it and use it to truly understand the pros and cons.Then I challenged myself to come up with scenarios where I would miss with this reticle and not miss with a .2. Except for very small kyl targets, I cannot think of any.
Right, so much is a mental game. Like I mentioned in the scenario above, would that .025 difference really make a difference. I wish it was .2 but don’t think it’s the end of the world with .25. Like most reticles, we really need to see it and use it to truly understand the pros and cons.
Ok, I'll just say it:
This thread is the biggest optics cock tease I've ever seen or heard of.
I'm a fan of Leupold, but Holy fuck, can we get some actual information, not just innuendo and conjecture?
There, I feel better now.
0.25 mil hash marks???
OMG! I am buying one also. Is this special pricing just for this weekend? This is a no brainer at that price.Good morning gentlemen! Happy Thanksgiving. The Mark 5 PR2 has hit the website. With Mil discount I snagged the 5-25 PR2 for a ridiculously good price. Holy shit it feels more like Christmas. Well done Dan!
Dude, no kidding. I couldn't hit pay fast enough.OMG! I am buying one also. Is this special pricing just for this weekend? This is a no brainer at that price.
Dude, no kidding. I couldn't hit pay fast enough.
Unfortunately I don't qualify.
But thank you all for your service if you do.
Makes sense to me. I went ahead and ordered one. Looking for rings now.amazing deal for sure. you can equip three rifles for a price of one of other brands. makes the decision easy.
I was able to get a Warne skyline 35mm from Amazon last night new for 101$. Then this morning this drops. It was meant to be.Makes sense to me. I went ahead and ordered one. Looking for rings now.
If you're interested I would suggest calling @CSTactical Ask for Mike or Dan. They'll hook you up.