Here's what I'd like to know about it...
Can you post actual pictures of the reticle on low power (2x) and on high power (12x)?
Here's how I do it...
I hold the scope between my legs with my knees, and point the scope at a solid piece of white paper on the floor (standard lined paper will do also)
I then use my cell phone camera to focus on the reticle, in line with the white paper on the floor.
It takes a few seconds for it to come "into focus" after figuring out the distance the phone needs to be from the scope lens.
Here's some pics of a Steiner TX6i
2.5x
15x
2.5x
15x
And yes I know the reticle isn't totally in focus
But here is the deceiving part...I use the white paper to get the reticle to stand out more, or "pop" ...but when you take that scope outdoors, on low power, and in low light, it's kinda hard to pick up the reticle
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