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This is what a leupold tech suggested when I inquired about some windage in a reticule like Swaros W4. VX3 3.5X10 CDS STARTING POINT.

I would like to have one. The 3.5-10 is my favorite hunting scope.

Your turret will be in MOA and your reticle in mils. Not unworkable, but diffidently not optimum. Why not get a scope with matching reticle and turrets?

Such as? isn't that combo common? Looking for options.

Sounds like going down the road to a cluster phhuck...IMO

what you really want is a nightforce you just don't know it yet

I'd say you need this verse instead of a TMR.

From Leupolds website: "The TMOA reticle features tic marks in 1 MOA increments on the vertical and horizontal crosshairs, allowing for accurate range estimating and wind drift and bullet drop compensation in the familiar Minute of Angle measurement."

Thats why im asking

MOA/mil used to be the only option. Thankfully that's been torn away and it's all going to matching turrets and reticles. There are some MOA/MOA options however there is still relatively few in comparison to mil/mil.

This scope is by far the best variable similar to the 3.5-10x Leupold.



The TMOA reticle is fine in higher powers, however graduations every 1MOA is to small at 10x.

There's a couple "lower to mid-level" Leupys with Mil/Mil. The Mark AR Mod 1 3-9x40 with FireDot TMR, it has a Mil based P5 dial that has 223 drop marks as well as Mils. Then there's the VX-R 3-9x40 Patrol with the same TMR Firedot reticle and P5. The Firedot is just a small dot dead center. They have .1 Mil clicks with 6 Mils per revolution. Of course these aren't uber-sniper scopes for continuous duty from what I have read and not near as burly feeling as the M1 dial, feels like CDS.

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