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Ones I've seen are some kinda fine. Clear , not too heavy and the dot without a battery is great. I'd own one if they had a little heavier reticle. I don't understand your reasoning there. My only reason for a heavy reticle would be low light visibility. Wouldn't the tritium make that a non issue? Easy, in thick timber even in bright sun light, I can see them and get on a deer quick. The lighted dot would be good about the last 10 minutes of legal light in timber. I like a heavy duplex with thick, black center section, period. I wouldn't burn the light in daylight, I just want "cross hairs" I can see. The dot is even brighter in daylight because it uses fibre optic during daylight. The tritium is not selectable and is only visable in low light. They also offer a triangle that is thick if that is more to your liking. I still think a German #4 is the best hunting reticle made but I liked the Trijicon system just fine, too.
Last edited by bill; 12/06/16 09:49 AM.
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