Any ideas seems scope manufacturers have left varmint hunters by the wayside, who makes a simple floating dot with crosshairs converging but not touching , prefer illumination feature also. Purchased a Sightron but the dot is so fine the dot gets lost in commonly encountered hunting scenarios, and my eyesight is perfect plus so it's not me. THX for any potential help.
Need a good floating dot type scope for varmints.
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The reticle on the Steiner Predator 4 E3 Series may work for you
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lancetkenyon
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TC338
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I've got a Sig tango 6 with the MOA milling reticle. It's simple with 2 MOA marks on each stadia with a floating dot in the center. I'm not sure of the dot size but it's slightly smaller than a turkeys head on 15x at 500 yards.
Doug , thanks I've returned the other one and will definitely give this a once over, PS, Neil is great!
wolffo
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does leupold still make their varmint reticle ?
Aoudad 101
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There us only one I would recommend. The Nox 35!!!
bramlett9
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If your budget allows, NX8 F2 has been my favorite floating dot reticle as of late.
lightacres
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Look at Hawke scopes...they have a reticle that might suite you needs. I have several of there scopes with them. Great to hunt hogs with.
Thanks for all the replies, but i've settled on a
I settled on a Hawke 6x24x50 illuminated, long rang dot reticle with holdover I believe it will work, Doug at Cameraland set me up.
It's been a while, but as I recall Leupold custom shop would put a thin-wire 1/8" or 1/4" MOA dot in pretty much all of their products. I used the Leupold tapper crosshairs to a 1/4" dot for years. Cheers
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Burris has same reticle in HD line, much cheaper.
Leupold firedot!
