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RETICLE PICTURES, Part 2 - please post your pics (Page 1 of 3)
Posted: 4/11/2010 12:24:38 AM EDT
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This is part 2 of the reticle picture collection thread. The first one is at: http://www.ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=3&f=18&t=264481. All the pictures from that thread have been uploaded to an Arfcom server and grouped here: http://ammo.ar15.com/project/OpticsReticles/ReticlePictures.htm. That link is also in the Important Links/FAQ tacked at the top of the forum. IF YOU HAVE A RETICLE THAT HASN'T BEEN POSTED, OR IF YOU HAVE A BETTER PIC THAN WHAT I HAVE, POST AWAY. I will eventually grab all the pics from this thread and add them to the archive. Thanks for helping out. |
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This one is for an article I'm writing. Took it to compare sight pictures at different ranges
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Im pretty sure I have posted this here a few times before (in the HK Armory section), but not in the reticle picture thread.
Aimpoint Micro T1 on a USC45, with factory Aimpoint base, and factory HK USC/UMP optic rail. Focused on Red-dot with pistol aperture up. 
Focused on front iron sight with pistol aperture up. 
Focused on Red-dot with peep aperture up. 
Focused on front iron sight with peep aperture up. 
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TA47-4 Compact ACOG 2x Amber crosshair
The bed of my truck is approx 25 meters from where I took the picture. My shitty camera skills make it look a tad farther than it does in person. http://img535.imageshack.us/img535/7987/007fx.jpg |
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Originally Posted By Zhukov:
This is part 2 of the reticle picture collection thread. The first one is at: http://www.ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=3&f=18&t=264481. All the pictures from that thread have been uploaded to an Arfcom server and grouped here: http://ammo.ar15.com/project/OpticsReticles/ReticlePictures.htm. That link is also in the Important Links/FAQ tacked at the top of the forum. IF YOU HAVE A RETICLE THAT HASN'T BEEN POSTED, OR IF YOU HAVE A BETTER PIC THAN WHAT I HAVE, POST AWAY. I will eventually grab all the pics from this thread and add them to the archive. Thanks for helping out.  Thank you for making an updated thread Zhukov! 
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WTB: Rem 700 Police Synthetic Stock in 22" or 24" barrel (.308 or .300 WinMag).
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I know w have all seen EO Tech recticle pics, and there are even a few on here, but I am posting them as a demostration of paralax, or rather, being paralax free.
First pic is of my high-tech optic mounting system for this demonstration (i.e. sitting on a jar and shimmed for angle) 
Next, a view of the target area. For this test, I will aim at the center of my deadbolt through the center of the optic window: 
See?: 
Now, without touching the optic or mount, I moved my head and camera to get pics from different angles, looking at the target through different parts of the the window. Top left corner: 
...and bottom right corner: 
There. That should a be a decent demonstration. Have a good day. |
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Originally Posted By spanky02: The picture below is in the Leupold section of the ReticlePictures page. It's listed as a mildot when in fact it's a TMR. Same with the illuminated version. http://ammo.ar15.com/project/OpticsReticles/Leupold/Mk4%203.5-10x40%20Mildot.jpg Thanks. I'll correct that next time I update the page. [ETA] Just send me an IM if you see anything else that needs corrections. |
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Originally Posted By Duffy: I posted this before to illustrate the FOV difference between a Leupold Mk4 3-10X42 and US Optics SN3 1.8-10X44 On the left is the Mk4, on the right is the SN3 http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i314/Duffypoo/Mk4vsSn3.jpg Oh and here's one from S&B Short Dot. http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i314/Duffypoo/shortdotreticule.jpg Nice pictures. What short dot in particular for the S&B? 1.1-4x20? |
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Figured I'd take some pics of my Leupold CQT. They are quite rare, and guys having nice camera equiptment and a CQT is not as common so what the heck 
Got pics of it non illuminated at 1x and 3x, and illuminated at 1x and 3x. 1x with no illumination: 
1x with illumination: 
3x with no illumination: 
3x with illumination: 
I'll try and get some reticle pics taken at a better range, this is at about 2 yards or so, or right inside a room. |
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"Whoa, whoa...you mean my Klorp was made in China!?!" - operatorerror
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Originally Posted By Zhukov:
Closeup: http://ammo.ar15.com/project/OpticsReticles/Misc/Kobra%20EKP%201S-03%20triangle-dot%20closeup.jpg for some odd reason i actually like that reticle.. 
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Here are various recticle pictures of a Trijicon TR-22 in the open on a sunny day with fiber optics a little over half covered. 2.5-10x in 1x incriments after 3x. Target reference ( apple tree in the middle):  2.5x:  3x:  4x:  5x:  6x:  7x:  8x:  9x:  10x:  10x full fiber optic illumination:  Zhukov, I could crop these if you want so you jsut see the FOV through the scope it would give a little better definition to the reticle as well. Or maybe just one  Let me know, Ian |
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Night vision reticles anyone?
Various Reticles through the PVS-22 at 100 yards. Night Force scope at 5.5x power looking through PVS-22. Visible spots are from my dumb ass not cleaning it thoroughly before taking the picture. 
2 different ACOG's with and without “DA TORCH” DEDICATED LONG RANGE INFRARED ILLUMINATOR all looking through the PVS-22. 
D740 with “DA TORCH” DEDICATED LONG RANGE INFRARED ILLUMINATOR 
D740 starlight only 
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Originally Posted By Duffy:
What kind of reticle is this? 
http://i416.photobucket.com/albums/pp247/wormydog1724/My%20pictures/f8958416.jpg Called the Mil-Blob |
RETICLE PICTURES, Part 2 - please post your pics (Page 1 of 3)
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