Getting into long-range shooting and confused, and maybe overwhelmed, with all of the scope reticles you can choose from in the market?
In this video, Billy Leahy, former USCG Precision Marksmanship Instructor, talks about the common optics reticles you’ll encounter. He covers the following reticles:
Standard Mil Dot
Leupold TMR
Nightforce Mil-XT
Horus Tremor3
Vortex EBR-7C (MRAD)
Vortex EBR-2C (MRAD)
Vortex EBR-4 (MOA)
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Got a weaver scope on a hunting rifle with a thin horizontal line and thick vertical line cross the horizontal line then it stops like front site of the iron site so do i shoot my target at the tip of this vertical line or where it crosses vertical line normality do to the fat line its blocking target shot or kill shot never seen this before on a scope? Sorry the scope mounting ring are hiding the numbers or model.
If I was on a military development team I'd have, some adjustments to the optic, military arms specific- optical- caliber specific- indexes inside optical up to max range- specific, no real field adjust needed for range, just wind
Sighted in easy not the highest quality but works as it should
@6:40 i think its 3 mil to the right not 2 mil or maybe im not understanding it correctly. From the red vertical line to the number 1 mark to the right should be 3 mil
I saw a hunting scope that kinda looked like the EBR-4 MOA, but it had different circles that got smaller and smaller in a rifleman mag. They advertised that at 100 yards you lined up the game to fill whatever circle and it was on. Anyone remember the type of scope that was?
What about a EBR-2D mrad ?
Bad explanation
Amazing CGI.
Thanks.
UK has to stop being the USโ bitch.
How about the Nikon Monarch 5 20×50 scope mounted on a 20moa rail?
Sadly, he is not able to articulate what he has in his head
6:17 He meant 3 mils right? Not 2.
At 6:20 from center vertical out to the edge there is 3 mil and not 2 mil as there are 15 dots in total and each is 0.2.
Are we aiming for the pituitary here?
Hi. I have 4ร40 tasco scope with no dots. How will i know how to aim when its zero on 100m and you want to shoot at target on 200m. Its my first scope are used to open iron…?
Excellent video, thank you. Huge help for me as a complete new guy.
Prefer the EBR-2C in mil.
Thx for the lesson. Very useful.
Good information thank you
What is a mil?
Guess the video description should have listed prerequisites for this class. This was like jumping into a sniper AP class without basic nomenclature studies.
Conclusion, basically buy a Termor3 recital cause that's what I use and it's the best compared to all of these… Roger That!
Am I wrong to see this as an "art" thats akin to polishing the brass on the titanic …?
We're now seeing FIRE CONTROL SYSTEMS … which do all the aiming for us.
Using a langer to range it, a reticle you place on the target, press and hold the trigger to AUTHORIZE the system … which then waits for our inability to hold the rifle stead … to encounter the alignment to the target which initiates the hammer-drop and the projectile to find it's "mark." ……? No dope cards. No mathing the "earth's spin" … the HEAT, the bump of our heartbeats … as we hold our breath to control elevation …..?
In fact, there's no reason to think we'd need to be any closer to the rifle than the range of a remote control which is programmed to "release ordinance." We could sit transverse to the position the rifle was fired from, so as the hornets nest begins to charge the location of that "oh so evvvvil sniper was … as mortars and even artillery is dropping on it's head … we're just watching from a position that's opposite to the rifle's vantage. Then, when done, we could release a chemical attacking agent on the systems of the rifle that disintegrate it … with a grenade (or better, a claymore) underneath it … which is our last "message" we can share with our rifle and those
lucky enoughto have found it. Ooooopsie poopsie. MA bad!! ๐Granted, I LOVE understanding principle; but when you're in the field, isn't it hard to think about nothing else other than who you are to kill another person …? Even in agreement with it, all things being equal..? I'm not looking for a fair fight. Heck. I'd prefer the M2 .50 cal did my dirty work for me from the max effective range. ๐
super refined Kentucky windage…. great video
Okay, now if I sight my scope in at 100 yard zero do i then adjust my adjustment on the turrets to zero so I have an up and down and sideways left right to zero?
As someone new to scopes, this is clear as mud.
Good video!!
It would help if I knew if any of the words he said meant
06:20 – Isn't that 3 mils out to the side, not 2?
Are you correct at 6:32. It looks like 3 mils ? It says 3 mills on the main line above it.
Check out the Nightforce Mil-XT, He marked it as 2ml but it is actually 3ml. Right of the center
Really great presentation and explanation. Loved the Horus reticle with the speed calibration. Cheer.
You need to begin with a definition: a mil scaled reticle is a means to measure distance to target and can also be used for a bullet drop compensation function. For ranging just multiply target size in yards times 1000 equals X and then divide X by target size in mils equals yards to target. For bullet drop compensation function just zero scope to a placeholder distsnce and then transcribe bullet drop in mils to range card from zeroed distance to greater distances off a trajectory calculation for your bullet/velocity. Thatโs it.
Thank you
What are the functions of those gradation???? The accompanying leaflets or brochures to the scopes would explain the technical details which he gave!