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IIRC, this was on 15x.
So like this?The funnel is designed to work with four different target widths: 6, 9, 12, and 18 inch. If 12 or 18 inch fits the full width, read the range on the appropriate side. Half those widths, so 6 or 9, use the centerline as one edge. The centerline also helps to ensure the funnel is vertical with the target.
Ability to range four different target sizes with a direct readout gives it a much higher versatility. Hope that makes sense for the concept of the Fatal Funnel.
So like this?
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That would actually be for a 9 inch and 6 inch targets. About 460 for the 9 and 650 for the 6.So like this?
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Thank you Nick, that helps, my eyes were immediately drawn to all the circles below, just not sure if I like that, but I do like that all the other dots tend to disappear, well I like that the vertical disappear but the horizontal also kind of disappear which isn't good for holds. Interesting design, but not sure if it's my cup of tea.IIRC, this was on 15x.
So Chrome was right, full size would be center across the whole width like the image below, I actually find that more confusing.That would actually be for a 9 inch and 6 inch targets. About 460 for the 9 and 650 for the 6.
Full size 12 or 18 goes edge to edge of the funnel.
So Chrome was right, full size would be center across the whole width like the image below, I actually find that more confusing.
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Really like it now that I see it like this.IIRC, this was on 15x.
Seeing it now, it doesnt look cluttered.IIRC, this was on 15x.
Thank you. The center dot is the same size as our other reticles, 0.036 mil.Seeing it now, it doesnt look cluttered.
I know it won't happen but a center cross or larger floating dot would make the reticle easier to use for me.
This is a very standard way of using a choke style rangefinder. These have been around forever and a day in Eastern block countries designed to range a human torso.
I have seen horizontal choke style rangefinders matched to the ballistics of a particular round, so that when you bracket an object of the right size between the lines, you just pull the trigger. Sorta like a combination between a choke style rangefinder and BDC.
ZCO sized it for competition targets, but aside from that there is nothing controversial here.
ILya
Unfortunately I don't have any side by side photos. The new reticle in the 5-27 is headed to SHOT. Maybe other photos of the MPCT2 that have been posted at other times will give an idea. Otherwise I'll see what I can do during SHOT but can't guarantee anything better right now.
Glad to hear it! Thanks for keeping an open mind.I’ve changed my mind. After seeing the through the scope images, I like it a lot!
I feel really dumb for asking this, but why 5 hash marks between the full mil circles?
When will these be available and what will the price be?Choices are a good thing ? Thank you for posting that @Dthomas3523
Price will be the same as other reticles. We expect delivery from our reticle manufacturer in about 60-90 days. This is purely a guess barring no unforseen circumstances. Once we have the reticles, about 2 weeks to build products and ship to dealers that have orders for them.When will these be available and what will the price be?
Thanks for the response I have been sitting on the fence for a few weeks I already have my 36mm SPUHR ready to go looks like a call to CST for a preorder is in order.Price will be the same as other reticles. We expect delivery from our reticle manufacturer in about 60-90 days. This is purely a guess barring no unforseen circumstances. Once we have the reticles, about 2 weeks to build products and ship to dealers that have orders for them.
Thanks for the response I have been sitting on the fence for a few weeks I already have my 36mm SPUHR ready to go looks like a call to CST for a preorder is in order.
PM sent.We will be setting up our site this week for pre-orders with a small deposit, in the mean time anyone can PM me their information so I can get everyone on our list in order ?
Thanks, the open circles at the whole mils are easy on my eyes/mind vs trying to discern different size vertical hashes. Not sure I will swap mt MPCT2 but on a new purchase
PM sent.
This is what did it for me !
Thanks for posting Dt, even though these are two different scenes it does help to see how the two reticles look in the field (literally). The circles just bug the heck out of me, while the overall reticle is less cluttered from these two images, those circles constantly distract me - will it make a difference in actual shooting, probably not, but as we all know reticles come down to usability and personal preference and for me the circles are an annoyance. Last year I kept asking ZCO for an MPCT3 with dots, but this MPCT3 was not what I was hoping so now I'm going to ask for the MPCT4 (or MPCT2e for enhanced) which would be the MPCT2 exactly, but instead of the solid horizontal lines and hash marks, just use dots like the MR4/Gen 3XR and eliminate the funnel and make the center dot a tad bigger. But the reality is I am a small fish in a large pond, regardless of what ZCO does with their reticles, the fact remains they make some phenomenal scopes which is impressive for a company only a few years young!
Thanks for posting Dt, even though these are two different scenes it does help to see how the two reticles look in the field (literally). The circles just bug the heck out of me, while the overall reticle is less cluttered from these two images, those circles constantly distract me - will it make a difference in actual shooting, probably not, but as we all know reticles come down to usability and personal preference and for me the circles are an annoyance. Last year I kept asking ZCO for an MPCT3 with dots, but this MPCT3 was not what I was hoping so now I'm going to ask for the MPCT4 (or MPCT2e for enhanced) which would be the MPCT2 exactly, but instead of the solid horizontal lines and hash marks, just use dots like the MR4/Gen 3XR and eliminate the funnel and make the center dot a tad bigger. But the reality is I am a small fish in a large pond, regardless of what ZCO does with their reticles, the fact remains they make some phenomenal scopes which is impressive for a company only a few years young!
Are there any photos of the reticle down at 4 or 5 magnification? I’m particularly interested in the heavy bars and how well they draw your eye to the center.
ETA- I know there’s an image on page 1. I meant a through-the-scope view like the ones on this page.
Not at this time, sorry. Might be able to try and get some this week.
Inches width and yards.Is the uterus in MIL's or MOA?
I don't like seeing trace anyways..
Hard pass.