U.S. Army snipers will soon see the benefits of a new grid-based reticle for rifle scopes that will improve targeting as well as add versatility with its use across various weapons and ammunition.

With the big trend toward long-range shooting, more and more hunting-scope. manufacturers now offer multi-aiming-point reticles with reference marks positioned in MOA or MIL increments.

When choosing a FFP scope, hunters have tended to gravitate toward MOA based reticles, such as Maven’s MOA-2 design in the RS.3 (right), while long- range competitors and military/LE shooters favor ...

In the debate over MIL vs MOA rifle scopes, it all comes down to if you measure the world in yards and inches or meters and centimeters. ... Similarly, MIL-based reticles, which generally have ...

The chief distinction between the two being that in the FFP scope the reticle’s relationship grows or shrinks with the magnification, keeping a ballistic reticle with a milliradian (mil or MRAD ...

A first-focal plane (FFP) riflescope, meaning the reticle adjusts automatically when magnified, the Mark 5HD 7-35X 56 mm retains the same dimensions as its less-magnified predecessor, only adding ...

The new MilDot II RD illuminated reticle, located in the second focal plane with integrated range-finding markers, is calibrated for accurate target estimation in standard calibers - 7.62x52 NATO ...