What I think is that I want one. The Forceplex made the difference.
Many have commented one way or the other on the visibility of the various mil reticles in poor light. A casual survey seems to indicate that most who find them adequate or even prefer them are located in areas that offer more open terrain. Those of us that hunt in heavily forested areas may need something more visible. One size does not fit all in this case, a concept which some just can't seem to grasp when the opinions start flying. I've concluded that for my use, my eyes can see a typical duplex better in the shadows than the mil type. The closer the posts come to the center the better, because you don't always have time to bracket the target with widely-spaced posts. A lighted dot at the center, provided it isn't so bright as to interfere with the view of the target, is the best as there's no doubt about the aiming point.
