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Question: Does this scope have a  4 dot Mil Dot reticle and does the reticle light up red and green , either or color.
Document: The title says it all. I am focus in at 800 yards with my remington 700 308 like a glove. I also love that I have the ability to have a red or green cross in the scope itself, if I choose. I highly recommend! Don't be hesitant.
Outstanding Scope for the price...recently retired ARMY 19D Scout, picked this scope to mount on my new Tikka T3 Scout CTR .308. Was looking into breaking off the NightForce high end scopes. Picked up the Osprey Intl TACT lll, Illuminated mildot-10x40x50. Based on some the reviews,this system keened my interest. Bottomline, clarity and illumintion of both green and red during dusk and twilight exceptional. Overall system performance, phenomenal with sub-moa tac driving groupings. Highly recommend to ALL! !
Shots at the range were all over the place. Sudden fliers in all directions.UPDATE: So I sent my broken scope back to SG and got another one, identical to it. This one is much better as far as the turrets go. The thing I really like about this scope is that it is NOT a mil dot, which apparently makes up about 90% of the tactical distance scope market, which is why I got another one. The lit reticles are cool too.
i memorize my 0 coordinates. The 4 pt box. Try clicking over a distance to the right, the same amount up left and down. Should be in the same spot but not quite the same pt of impact. THis is a great bench gun at any distance but not a "tactical gun" Other than that i have had this scope for yeras and its great.
This scope is long,but thats what  yah lookin fer eh? Osprey says its rated .50 bmg, i havent fired with it yet . but i iwll say that this scope makes the letter on the water tower a mile away look like a 4 IN  tall object ... a few mm to 4 inches nice for the price.
Well first off my package came 4 days sooner than expected which was great. The scope's packaging had small dents in it but the scope had no damage to it. When I got the Osprey out it felt nice and heavy, a really sturdy scope, like previous reviews, it is built like a tank! Nothing on it is plastic aside from the lens caps that it came with.
I will keep this review updated though the months...hopefully years. I won't replace this scope until I have too. With a bore laser I did a cheap and dirty zeroing and I would say that out of the box it was about 4 MOA to the right and 6 MOA high. So quite a bit out, I don't know if it was the rings or what. The illumination and magnification knobs are a bit stiff to me. They are smooth, just a bit to tight.
I bought this scope solely for the purpose of mounting on my Armalite AR50. According to the specs, it is rated for up to that caliber. My plan is to take it out this weekend and see if it holds up to its stated rating. My last scope was a Vector 9-32x50 scope, which knocked loose the reticle inside after just one shot. I will post more after the test!
My son and I bought an Osprey scope at a gun show in Fort Worth, TX from the Osprey Rep. He really talked it up, the scoped looked good on display, but once we mounted it the reticle seemed to float during adjustments. This was something I'd never seen, so we contacted the company and they issued an RA# for me to send it back...that was January 24, 2012 and today is April 25, 2012.
Just make sure you glue them in before you lose one. Also check the hinge pins since they can work their way out.Reticle illumination works well and has a wide range of adjustment. At higher brightness you can see the illumination from the front of the scope in the dark, at lower levels you can't see it from the front with the naked eye.Knobs are large, turn smoothly, and clicks are easily felt and heard.
Answer: yes