i love my sr pro reticle its imo the perfect airgun/crossbow reticle,being that the distance between the aim points increase as you go down the reticle. (very closely matches the actual trajectory of a projectile, in that the distance between yardage markers increases as the distance increases)you use the magnification ring to set the reticle to your guns trajectory.so for my airguns,with the magnification set around 10.5xusing a 50yd zero i get aim points in 10yd increments out to 150yds and with my scorpyd crossbow set at 5x with a 20yd zero i get aim points in 5yd increments out to 70ydsits nice not having to keep a range card showing where each mil dot hits,just range your target and count down the aim points on the reticle till you get to your yardage,simple and much quicker than mil dots.oh and,pm me if you want the number of a dealer that can get you that sidewinder for under $350
Quote from: starlingassassin on July 31, 2013, 06:01:52 PMi love my sr pro reticle its imo the perfect airgun/crossbow reticle,being that the distance between the aim points increase as you go down the reticle. (very closely matches the actual trajectory of a projectile, in that the distance between yardage markers increases as the distance increases)you use the magnification ring to set the reticle to your guns trajectory.so for my airguns,with the magnification set around 10.5xusing a 50yd zero i get aim points in 10yd increments out to 150yds and with my scorpyd crossbow set at 5x with a 20yd zero i get aim points in 5yd increments out to 70ydsits nice not having to keep a range card showing where each mil dot hits,just range your target and count down the aim points on the reticle till you get to your yardage,simple and much quicker than mil dots.oh and,pm me if you want the number of a dealer that can get you that sidewinder for under $350 You already gave it to me. Spoke with Dave today. Probably gonna order it in the next week or so. Saving my pennies since I am now unemployed and this hobby or ripping through my body like a plague
Quote from: SpringerForever on August 02, 2013, 02:37:03 AMI've got two Hawke Sidewinders with both reticles, both bought used within the last month. Just got my SR Pro version this week & I'll take it over the mil dot version any day! No contest. I'll only be buying Hawkes with the SR Pro reticle from now on. Actually looked at a couple of other scopes with similar reticles, christmas tree, & I always come back to the Hawke. Just far better than anything else I've found so far.Good luck.As i told, the "20x mil dot" votes are from people im sure than didnt looked trought the new SR PRO.
I've got two Hawke Sidewinders with both reticles, both bought used within the last month. Just got my SR Pro version this week & I'll take it over the mil dot version any day! No contest. I'll only be buying Hawkes with the SR Pro reticle from now on. Actually looked at a couple of other scopes with similar reticles, christmas tree, & I always come back to the Hawke. Just far better than anything else I've found so far.Good luck.
I have used both Hawke's reticles and I much prefer the SR Pro.As far as rings I used Hawke HK6162. I about 3/16 clearance on my MROD.M
Quote from: InVision on August 02, 2013, 01:58:25 PMI have used both Hawke's reticles and I much prefer the SR Pro.As far as rings I used Hawke HK6162. I about 3/16 clearance on my MROD.MAny problems with the Hawke rings? I read somewhere here someone had problems with them? He never gave numbers though so maybe they were the sport rings not the match?
So I ordered the Sidewinder 30 in 4-16x50 with the SR Pro reticle. When I gets here and mounted I will post pictures mounted on the Mrod.
Quote from: Oneied on August 06, 2013, 03:30:34 PMSo I ordered the Sidewinder 30 in 4-16x50 with the SR Pro reticle. When I gets here and mounted I will post pictures mounted on the Mrod.Good choice. Great scope for the money.