Spotting Scopes with Reticles?
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Yes, many. Just off the top of my head:
Leupold Mk4 (I have, I like)
Bushnell LMSS (I've looked through, I like)
Swarovski (looked through, too poor)
Hensoldt (looked through, definitely too poor)
Burris (haven't looked through)
I would say Vortex, but they're fucking stupid, and don't sell a spotter with reticle for whatever reason. You have to buy the spotting scope and then a separate eye piece with a reticle etched in there. Yes, they have 2 monoculars with reticles, but no spotting scopes.
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Not stupid, allows for versatility when you want to use it for viewing but don’t need a reticle. Less expensive than buying two separate units. While I have an older model Vortex with their first reticle eyepiece, the negatives for that unit is that the reticle is not centered in your field of view and the eyepiece limits the overall power of the unit to 30x if I recall correctly.
Bushnell also makes a model cheaper than the LMSS. Reticle very similar to the Loopy above.
Not a Swaro or Henny and works for spotting.
Pretty sure @Steel head has a vid of spotting trace with one.
Not a Swaro or Henny and works for spotting.
Pretty sure @Steel head has a vid of spotting trace with one.
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Even for ELR use.
I too like my Mk4 12-40 with mil reticle.
I did have an opportunity to look thru a Swarovski with mil reticle and it was quite something wonderful optically. Also, huge. Also, I'm too poor for it also! hahaha
I have the TMR reticle in it and I'm very happy with it for my limited purposes
That Bushy you have was the first spotter reticle i ever looked though and had to have one. For shooting its amazing how much better it is to actually call the corrections vs. "Come 1.5 plate widths left and half plate up" type shit.
