Ade 30-06
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Does anybody actually see a benefit using an Illuminated Reticle for low light conditions.
I use a 4a which has thick outer posts and thinner + hairs for foxes at night, they work perfectly well in low light. If I were using a finer + hair then fair enough there could be a benefit. But the trouble is when it's so dark that I can't see the reticle, I can't see the target either. So what is the point in using a super fine reticle and illumination ? Are they just a gimmick ?????????
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Mr Erious
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I use a 4a which has thick outer posts and thinner + hairs for foxes at night, they work perfectly well in low light. If I were using a finer + hair then fair enough there could be a benefit. But the trouble is when it's so dark that I can't see the reticle, I can't see the target either. So what is the point in using a super fine reticle and illumination ? Are they just a gimmick ?????????
Answers on a post card to ;
Mr Erious
1 Curiosity Corner
Whereabouts Woods
Lostham
FK1 7AL