![]() ![]() This limitation reduces tolerances between supers and subs though and helps make the reticle a little more accurate for a dual setup like this. useful range of this round anyway, and likely why the sub scale is only 100m (though it's good for much farther). I was really into these reticles too until I realized all this, and the longer the shot the more noticeable the difference, of course.įWIW, the ACOG works "okay" because the super scale is what it's based on, only goes to 600 which is about the max. Now if you could have a reticle custom made for your rifle, your rounds, that'd be nice. I swear based on experience that a mildot just works a lot better. So it got stuck on a 16" and I have some 115's for it. If I zero good for the supers, my subs will be off. I use 125's and 135's for supers and 220's for subs in 8.5" bbl's. Even then it's calibrated for a 16"bbl., 115gr. The stadia goes farther for supers, but the subs won't line up. Ammo Inc StelTH 300 Blackout Ammo 220gr Subsonic TMC 200 Rounds. ![]() Is that a Leupold reticle? The ACOG reticle, and I have the book right here, only goes to 100m for subs. 30 Cal 225gr, Polymer Coated, Cast Bullets using Hi-Tek Coating. ![]() Ive found that in my gun, they do require sizing. I guess it depends on how accurate you wanna be too. 300 Blackout bullets that expand at sub sonic. The wind scale is useless too, because a lighter super will be affected differently than a heavier sub. You can zero one side fairly well, but it'll throw off the other. Problem with those reticles is since they use two different loads they depend on you using the load they were designed for, plus they are calibrated for a certain length barrel, usually 16". ![]()
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