To the OP. For the past 4 years or so I've shot the T2 on my gas gun. I liked it alot. I'm no PRS shooter, or a sniper, just an average regular guy. I think a lot of people havn't shot this or had to set it up. Or its not their cup of tea. Or they don't need this as they are just that fast and accustomed to wind values and reading wind in general. It isn't bad at all to figure out the holds. For me, its fast and accurate enough. I don't have to calculate wind holds. Made it very quick to just interpolate the wind and then bracket. On my gun, each dot represents about 4mph, and thats easy to remember. I would say it IS pretty cluttered especially the first few mil lines, the mil hash and wind dots are pretty close to delineate, and are confusing the first time you look at them. That's the down side. But once I spent a few hours behind one, its easy for me to now bracket the wind and fire. Id also say I don't dial, and havn't needed to. My shooting is within 1K. I'm not dialing this thing where its changing any value. That's why I bought it. Now, 2 weeks ago I sent it back to Bushnell. (BTW, their customer service has been nothing short of remarkable.) And they determined they want to replace it. They don't have the Tremor anymore, so they are sending me a H59 instead, BUT its a new GenII. And I'm not sure how I feel about that. On one hand I get a nice new GenII that have some features that are pretty positive, on the other hand I lose the ability to do wind holds like I have been doing for the past 4 years, and the only reason I bought that model to begin with. If your happy with the design, and it makes you happy to look through it and gets you to the range more often, then you wont be let down. You will have to spend time with it. But that's like most everything anyhow. Know your equipment, and its limitations.