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RETICLE PICTURES, Part 2 - please post your pics (Page 2 of 3)
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Here's a TA31 donut at 100 yards.
It's deceptive, since I've never taken pix through a scope before. The fuzziness around the edges is a result of my camera lense, not the scope. Looking through your eye, it's edge to edge crystal clear. I'll have to work on that to figure out how to get the camera lined up correctly. The red block on my target is 2x2 inches. 
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Burris XTR-14
My poor attempt to take a picture through the scope, showing the reticle. 
Illuminated. 
Another lousy attempt. This time a close-up of the reticle. 
And illuminated. 
Quality of pictures is not an accurate depiction of the clarity of the glass used. The optic is extremely clear and the images are sharp and crisp. |
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GRSC CRS (Combat Rifle Scope)
GPC (General Purpose Combat) M4-62 Reticle 
1X ILLUMINENATED AT TEN FEET 
100 YARDS AT 4X CHEST SHOT 
100 YARDS AT 4X HEAD SHOT 
200 YARDS AT 4X 
300 YARDS AT 4X HEAD SHOT 
400 YARDS AT 4X RANGING CIRCLE 
500 YARDS AT 4X RANGING CIRCLE 
500 YARDS AT 4X HEAD SHOT 
GPC (GENERAL PURPOSE COMBAT) 800 YARD RETICLE |
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While at our hunting camp this weekend, I got a truer image through my new TA31.
Our range...... 
The first backer is at 50 yards and the far one is at 100 yards, with a white square steel gong hanging to the left at 85 yards 
I still have a little fuzz on the left that I don't see when looking through the scope. I think it's the alignment of camera to scope, but the led screen at the camera back is not large enough to reveal it when taking the picture. I only noticed it when I came home and downloaded the image to the computer. 
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Zeiss Conquest 4.5-14x44 with the Z1000 reticule....
Yeah, I'm an amature at taking pictures.... 
House is about 1000yrds away, may be a bit more. This is at 14x off of my deck at my house. 
another at 4.5x 
from my cell phone at the range....977yrds. The orange circle and dot indicate a clay pigeon I was shooting at, and the exact hold for the 10mph cross wind I was holding 
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Originally Posted By PappyJohn:
I still have a little fuzz on the left that I don't see when looking through the scope. I think it's the alignment of camera to scope, but the led screen at the camera back is not large enough to reveal it when taking the picture. I only noticed it when I came home and downloaded the image to the computer. http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2006-2/1151859/camp3.jpg Don't worry about it, looks great. I use to criticize others reticle pics until I tried taking some myself, not a easy as one thinks. |
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Texas Split Tail through S&B PMII reticle I hope the timeout was worth it...VA-gunnut |
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Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms should be a convenience store, not a government agency.
The Constitution of the United States is not an Ala cart menu!
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms should be a convenience store, not a government agency.
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms should be a convenience store, not a government agency.
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Not sure if this is note worthy.
Aimpoint H1 in a LT751 in a dark room with a surefire helmet light, blue and white. No other light source in the room. blue light 
white light 
camera and camera operating skills are not up to snuff. |
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Swarovski Z6i BRT reticle.
6x illuminated 
1x illuminated 
Primary ARms micro dot Gen 6 
Night Force 2.5-10 x on 2.5 x illuminated with the Low Velocity Reticle. 
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TA44-2 ACOG through a screened window, 60 yards. |
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Elcan Specter DR 1-4
The reticle is a lot more clear, I think I gave my point and shoot an aneurysm with these pics. 4x no illumination 
4x set to 3rd power of center dot only 
4x set to full power of full reticle, fence is about 50 yards away 
4x set to 3rd power of center dot only, same 50 yards on the fence 
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Originally Posted By Halo_is_for_Kids:
Trijicon reflex RX06 with co witness on RX10 M16 Handle Mount http://i143.photobucket.com/albums/r132/haloisforkids/AR%20Photos/6520Reflex1.jpg http://i143.photobucket.com/albums/r132/haloisforkids/AR%20Photos/Reflex2.jpg http://i143.photobucket.com/albums/r132/haloisforkids/AR%20Photos/Reflex4.jpg http://i143.photobucket.com/albums/r132/haloisforkids/AR%20Photos/Reflex3.jpg I do not like carry handles at all...But for some reason I really like that setup 
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Originally Posted By arjohnson: Can't see the dot in the outdoor picture. Is it bright using just the fiber optics?Leupold VX R 1.25-4x20mm with firedot circle. This is also visible in bright daylight without a problem. Not mounted yet as my mount will be here this week. So far I think it's a real nice optic for the money. Indoors http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v441/arjohnson/VXR2.jpg Outdoors http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v441/arjohnson/VXR3.jpg |
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Wow, taking decent reticle pictures is a real bitch-some of you guys are really gifted when it comes to photography 
Here's a Trijicon TR24-3 1-4x24 with German #4 Crosshair and amber dot reticle. The optic was at 1X with the fiber optic about 50% covered: 
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Originally Posted By Singlestack_Wonder:
Originally Posted By arjohnson:
Can't see the dot in the outdoor picture. Is it bright using just the fiber optics?
Leupold VX R 1.25-4x20mm with firedot circle. This is also visible in bright daylight without a problem. Not mounted yet as my mount will be here this week. So far I think it's a real nice optic for the money. Indoors http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v441/arjohnson/VXR2.jpg Outdoors http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v441/arjohnson/VXR3.jpg It doesn't have fiber optics. It is battery powered and works very well outdoors. Here is a better pic of the dot that I took. 
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Originally Posted By electrojk: Originally Posted By Singlestack_Wonder: Originally Posted By arjohnson: Can't see the dot in the outdoor picture. Is it bright using just the fiber optics?Leupold VX R 1.25-4x20mm with firedot circle. This is also visible in bright daylight without a problem. Not mounted yet as my mount will be here this week. So far I think it's a real nice optic for the money. Indoors http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v441/arjohnson/VXR2.jpg Outdoors http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v441/arjohnson/VXR3.jpg It doesn't have fiber optics. It is battery powered and works very well outdoors. Here is a better pic of the dot that I took. http://i138.photobucket.com/albums/q267/joecbr/ar15/330_0669.jpg Leupold's website states that it has fiber optic technology. The fiber optics must only be used to pipe the LED light to the reiticle and has no provision for capturing ambient light. From Leupold's site: 
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Originally Posted By b_rogers:
Heres another night vision reticle. I installed it in my converted night vision rifle scope. Its from an ancient military scope, the number escapes me but i love it, i have never seen another like it!. http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e344/b_rogers/IMG_0973.jpg Nevermind the AR15 aiming reticle on your face, but please watch your step....lol |
Here's an oldie but goodie, Schmidt & Bender Short Dot
On the left, Leupold Mk4 LR/T at 10X, on the right, US Optics SN3 at 10X. The Mk4's FOV is tiny and it's like looking through a toilet paper tube. 
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RETICLE PICTURES, Part 2 - please post your pics (Page 2 of 3)
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