What's the purpose of the mil marks in the vertical above center? Ranging purposes only? That's one stupid reticle. Fashion before function....
Ranging, measuring POI/POA deviations, and hold-unders come immediately to mind. Not that I advocate it, but it is common for someone to adjust the turrets to somewhere mid range of their target array, then hold under a calculated amount for closer targets, and over for further out targets. I see that done all the time in PRS when multiple target distances are within a few hundred yards of each other. I see where some hunters may find that method useful for hunting over a field?
