Scope reticles can make you go crazy
I recently had a friend that is more of a hunter show up at our shop and picked up his first AR15 rifle. I think it’s fairly common for people to use AR15 style rifles for hunting because there is nothing wrong with using a 10rd magazine and varmint or white tail hunting with one. There are plenty of places in the Northeast where you can take deer with a 75gr HPBT and get the job done, shot placement is what it’s all about. Having a reticle that can give you a little bit of contrast in low light can increase your chances of getting a better shot. If you don’t have a shot to make, no reticle is going to help you.
Trijicon optics have very different purposes and even when you are dealing with just red dot optics, there are differences in quality and even just the size. Too small might be hard to see but our selection of Trijicon Rifle Scopes from the RMR optic that can be mounted on a handgun or rifle or even the top of an ACOG, to the Trijicon Accupoint rifle scopes. Bow hunting is even seeing a large number of optics placed on them and this will have a positive impact in areas where there aren’t many places to hunt except for archery or bowhunting. For a low tech thing like a crossbow, advanced optics gives you much better edge.