Trijicon accupower 5-50x56 subtensions

[Ranger188]

Does anyone know the subtensions of the reticle?
Is it close to the GE or NF comp. ? (.016)

 

[beemanjohn]

I have the mil version because I like the floating dot. It has .05 mil clicks which is about 0.18" per click, which works OK for me. The cross hair looks almost exactly like my GE with the ECR-1. I know it looks like it is too fat in the pictures, but if you like the GE ECR-1, you will like the Trijicon.

 

[vanwhyjr]

Here is a snapshot of the reticle.

 

[Ranger188]

I've seen photo's of the reticle, just didn't know if they were thin or not.
Didn't think Trijicon would come out with a 5-50x and put a fat reticle in it.
Have heard nothing but excellent reviews on the glass quality
Right there with the NF comp and March

 

[Ranger188]

I found what I was looking for on Europtics site.
Lines are twice as thick as NF comp and GE they are .016 @40x
and the Trijicon is .031
Not sure I'd like that. Like those skinny ones

https://www.eurooptic.com/PDF/trijicon/RS50-C-1900030-MOA.pdf

 

[vanwhyjr]

I put one on my FClass rig this summer and love it. I had a Sightron 10x50 target dot on there and it's a big difference. I've had a bunch of my fellow shooters look through it and were very impressed. No issues with the line width from 800 to 1000 yards, for me anyway.

 

[beemanjohn]

I was just about to tell you that was wrong but I have only had the Triji a couple of weeks and never have had both the Triji and the GE at the range at the same time. So I went down to the basement and looked at them side-by-side. And yup, the Triji has slightly thicker lines. (it does not look like a lot to my eyes, but they are thicker) If you lived anywhere near here I would be glad to let you try mine. (I'm in Se Colorado)

To me it comes down to this. The GE is a great scope in its price range. There really is not anything else in the $1500 price range that has the features the GE has. The NF comp has great glass, but of the two that are at my small gun club, one of them has the famous POI problem. The Trijicon is a March quality scope that (for now anyway) has a street price of a little over $1800. So I bought one. Not because I really need one, but I just got that "new stuff" itch. And yes, it really is top notch.