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Question: What style of reticle does this scope have?  Ballistic CQ or Mil Dot?
Document: The reticle is bright enough for day time use. It takes care of the need of a red dot and a normal zoom scope.
The reticle is large, but for close-quarters, it's on point. At long range, the reticle does sort of get in the way a little, but it is, after all, a CQ optic. You might want to see if you gun shop has one in stock they'd let you look at. Then you will see that the quality is excellent, and it just feels solid. Very clear picture, and seems to hold true.
I purchased this scope for local two gun and three gun matches. I have been using aimpoint pro and eotech holographic sights with magnifiers for the last three years. Although I love the quick target acquisition of red dot / holographic sight, I always felt the rifle became too bulky with the magnifier on. After several days of research, my selection was down to Burris MTAC and Vortex PST, like most people has mentioned previously. I ended up choosing Burris MTAC with ADR 3&#34; offset mount.
The 1x4 option with a bright/clear dot sight is excellent. Very good eye relief and easy acquisition. There are other 1x4 dots. We've had great luck with Burris. Very good quality for the money. Mounted with PEPR quick release on wife's AR. Great looking and very functional.
But the fisheye distortion at 1X and parallax movement of the reticle within the eyebox are a deal breaker for me. I had to return this scope.
The scope is very clear and easy to acquire target in both short and long distances. The illuminated reticle is a nice feature, but I never turn it on during the competition. Black reticle provides better contrast against the IDPA targets and gongs at 100 and 200 yards out.
i like the reticle in this scope. i did not think the optical clarity was that good most stuff looks good on 1 power but turn it up to 4 power and its kind of blurry and fisk eyed. Its not to big and heavey good scope i would recomend it if you are thinking about it i have shot this scope out to 400 yards now cant ask for much more from a 1-4.
The reticle isn't as clean, because of the thick circle around it and the relatively small nature of it but this being a Second Focal Plane Scope you are not going to achieve hair splitting accuracy by design.You need to research what your scope needs are before spending this kind of coin but if you want some roughly precise combat accuracy for competition with man sized targets, this should do quite well.
... and I love it. I highly recommend you look through an MTAC before buying one. The reticle is somewhat large. Personally,I like it a lot. Now that we have that out of the way, let me say this scope i awesome. I waited until I got it so that I could see if I needed a reflex sight for close work. Nope. At 1 power, it is easy to acquire your target.
At this price point, I don't think this scope can be beat. You'll find yourself paying at least twice as much if you want something substantially better. The strong points of this scope are...- Optical clarity- Reticle clarity- Reticle brightness- Ease of use- FinishOther than the big Burris logo, the scope has a finish that defies its low price tag. The only thing that remains to be tested is long term durability and ruggedness.
Answer: yes