The "mils" in a mil-dot scope refer to milliradians, which is a measurement of angle. If you picture a mil as an ice cream cone, with the tip originating at the shooter's eye and an open end that gets ...

Sightmark’s line of Triple Duty Riflescopes provides a reticle for every style of shooter, whether the application is tactical, hunting or competition shooting. Featuring five ...

The MIL-GRADE Mini Red Dot Sight is a parallax-free, zero-magnification 4-MOA red dot sight that offers long-lasting durability in a lightweight element-resistant package.

It helps if the scope has a mil-dot reticle, ... Reticle: Mil-Dot with illuminated center; second focal plane Tube Diameter: 30 mm Magnification: 4-16 Field of View: 31.5 - 8 ft. at 100 yards ...

Mil-dot Reticle and 3 MOA - The scope features a Mil-dot reticle with 3 MOA dot for fast target acquisition and accurate aiming. The reticle can be easily customized for different shooting ...

Hawke would be better off with a standard duplex reticle inside this very capable scope. The reference dots in this “mil-dot” configuration are not quite to spec. But the rest of the scope is ...

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.

Weaver’s Kaspa Tactical Series 2.5-10X 44 mm Mil-Dot is an exception, offering numerous features usually found on pricier scopes. Weaver Kaspa Tactical 2.5-10X 44 MM | An Official Journal Of The NRA ...

The reticle is the neat part I like on this scope. It’s a simple mil-dot crosshair but has more dots on the crosshairs. This gives you more aimpoints and thus…more accuracy.

MIL Reticles MIL stands for “milliradians” or “mils” and is equal to 3.6 inches at 100 yards. These scopes are slightly easier to communicate ranging with than an MOA and are communicated ...