NF SHV 3-10x42 MOAR reticle visibility?

[ScreamingPotato]

Never fondled one, looking online appears to have mini 1 MOA marks between the larger 2 MOA marks. My right eye ain't the best after several old injuries. Wondering from anyone who has one if you can tell me how visible are these little mini marks between the 2 MOA hashes?

If it matters I only care about max power at 10x and this would be a SFP scope (dunno if they even make it in FFP.

I've searched up plenty of threads discussing the center cross but nothing for the tree.

 

[JFK]

The hash marks are decent. That reticle isn’t perfect, but still very usable.

 

[Jakeb]

If you are unable to see the small hashes on a moar sfp you will likely have issues seeing most other reticle hashes I would think.

 

[Oregonmuley]

Not the SHV but have the NXS Compact with that reticle and so far I like it just fine. I've been using it a couple years plus one of the discontinued mil-dot reticle scopes. All work just fine for my 62 year old eyes

 

[ScreamingPotato]

Thanks yall, that's what I needed to know.

 

[Randy11]

Is the reticle in general pretty usable in low light? I assume the duplex is quite a bit bolder?

 

[Oregonmuley]

Is the reticle in general pretty usable in low light? I assume the duplex is quite a bit bolder?

There will likely be a bunch of posts telling you in dark timber you can't see it and it will cost you a shot. I'll say I guess I'm lucky since the reticle has never caused a problem for me - so far anyway. I hunt mostly in Oregon and we get a lot of rainy grey and foggy days and its worked fine - is it the perfect reticle, no its not but considering everything else you get with a NF scope I can live with it.

 

[sniper20]

I love mine. I think the crosshairs are a touch thin for what the scope is, would prefer just a touch thicker. Otherwise it's an awesome scope.