22 FIRE 4-12X40 AO Extended Focus Range T-PLEX Dot Rimfire Rifle Scope - All Questions
Please try, and consider creating/ adding a reticle that has a very small center hole/ ring in place of the reticles crossing. It locks your eye in even more and I enjoy it on .22 silhouettes and small game hunting-- which this scope would be ideal for
Question by: Wink Miller on Jun 14, 2022, 1:30 PM
Thanks very much for the feedback. What would the size of the center hole/ring need to be?
Answer by: Jon LaCorte (Admin) on Jun 14, 2022, 1:38 PM
*hope this gets placed correctly, as an answer on the reticle request.
-- sizing: the size of a squirrel's eye at 20 yards. ;)
Not sure how to express that specifically, and not sure that that's adequate completely.
I did have a follow-up request for clarification as your description of "a fine crosshair (.10 MOA) with a .25 MOA Center Dot (subtensions at 50 yards at 12x)" does not seem clear to me when looking at the reticle image provided.
What is the Center Dot mentioned? an unshown thickening at the crossing point, like a mil-dot??
I guess an empty or hollow version thereof would be what I was trying to describe.
-- sizing: the size of a squirrel's eye at 20 yards. ;)
Not sure how to express that specifically, and not sure that that's adequate completely.
I did have a follow-up request for clarification as your description of "a fine crosshair (.10 MOA) with a .25 MOA Center Dot (subtensions at 50 yards at 12x)" does not seem clear to me when looking at the reticle image provided.
What is the Center Dot mentioned? an unshown thickening at the crossing point, like a mil-dot??
I guess an empty or hollow version thereof would be what I was trying to describe.
Question by: Wink Miller on Jun 14, 2022, 3:58 PM
The thickness of the crosshair itself is .10 inches at 50 yards on 12x. The size of the Dot is slightly larger with an outside diameter of .25 inches at 50 yards on 12x. This is difficult to see with the scale of the reticle in the image on the website. While it is difficult to see in the image, when you place the reticle on small circular targets like the USBR 50 yard target, or the Redfield diamond target, the rounded part of the circle allows you to "center" the dot on the circle target easier then with a standard crosshair
Answer by: Jon LaCorte (Admin) on Jun 14, 2022, 4:14 PM
Is there a lever for the power ring for this scope ?
Question by: Forrest Halford on Jul 31, 2022, 7:50 PM
We do not currently offer a throw lever for the 22 FIRE scopes
Answer by: Jon LaCorte (Admin) on Jul 31, 2022, 8:09 PM
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