ZeroTech TRACE ADV 3-18×44 FFP Shoot2Hunt

[Kaleb]

I apologize for not being up to speed and for not reading what has probably already been said. I'm also not the best educated shooter. So now that that is out of the way I see 4 quick holds if the scope is turned up. The center dot is 100 zero the bottom of the box is half a mil. Then you have the half buddie circle under that and the top of the post. Im curios what the little half buddy is and what the tip of the post is?

 

[SteveAndTheCrigBoys]

I apologize for not being up to speed and for not reading what has probably already been said. I'm also not the best educated shooter. So now that that is out of the way I see 4 quick holds if the scope is turned up. The center dot is 100 zero the bottom of the box is half a mil. Then you have the half buddie circle under that and the top of the post. Im curios what the little half buddy is and what the tip of the post is?

Check out this thread and THLR's videos linked there.

Post in thread 'Minox ZP5 5-25x56mm THLR Field Evaluation'

Feb 17, 2022

Aim Short and Aim Long:

Again the reticle-




1 mil above and below the center dot, there is a dot and a half circle. They represent both the 1 mil marks, and offer at least two other things.

Here are a couple of videos with Thomas explaining some of how it works-

How I use it , when I do is as a rough BDC. With standard chamberings and bullets .4-.6’ish G1 BC at between 2,600-2,900’ish FOS MV, between 300 and 600’ish yards every hundred yards is one mil. That is using the example from the last post (.5 BC, 2,700 MV) from...

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[TheM1DoesMyTalking]

Very cool. You probably are aware, but maintube diameter is listed twice.

@Ryan Avery removing the duplicate maintube diameter specification opens a spot on the table to add a scope length dimension (12.5" post 2772 "Would you buy this scope") or a maintube mounting length dimension that keeps getting asked.

I'm getting more and more excited about this scope with each new detail I hear about it and after spending some time studying the THLR reticle.