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 ...

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. The aiming ...

Ten years ago, the distinction between MOA and MIL didn’t make such a difference, because both were secondary to a more common rifle scope design, one built on ¼-inch turret adjustments and ...

Earlier this summer, we saw them publish a guide entitled About those green lasers, and now they’ve released a very good (if succinct) overview of MOA vs. MILs for scope reticles. This ...

Sporting a Duplex reticle, the VX-3i featured ¼ MOA elevation and windage adjustments and the ZeroLock. I mounted the scope on a Remington 700 American Hunter rifle chambered in 6.5 Creedmoor.

NOTE: ZERO STOP SCREW within the ELEVATION TURRET needs to be Un-Set [ UP Position ] prior to Zeroing the Scope Adjustable ... first focal plane X-Tree reticle for faster range estimation and ...

Leupold has introduced the new TS-32X1 reticle, a minute-of-angle (MOA) based system that's designed to allow for precision shots without the need for dial adjustments. A heavy post and thin ...

The CenterPoint 1-4x20 mm riflescope, features a proven, quick-aim, 3 MOA center dot reticle with 65 MOA ring for versatility. The new CenterPoint 1-4x20 mm riflescope will be available in the ...