PRS Gear - How to use the Tremor3 Reticle | Tremor3 Review 

Thanks! I remember getting started years ago and feeling very intimidated. I'm glad it's helpful!

MIL-C or MIL-XT. The windage is extremely easy to read. I have a 7-35 ATACR on my 22 and it's great

@@rothgyr4360 I like the mil xt. Are the dots under the horizontal line wind dot?

No, wind dots are proprietary to Horus. The "dots" are .2 MRAD markings, just like on the main horizontal line.

Dialing on the Tremor3 is where wind dots start to approach useless. The best you can do is use a kestrel to capture wind speed and calibrate your dots in MRAD based on what your ballistic app says - Kestrel measures your wind at 8mph, ballistic app says .4 MRAD at that distance, use your reticle's MRAD marks to measure where the wind dot is at .4, and your dot's position relative to your wind is your new MPH mark. It's not ideal, but that's probably the best answer I can give you. Wind dots are awesome, but they're pretty much a horizontal BDC reticle, which has it's advantages, but also disadvantages.

I'll see if I can find the assets to get an msr2 video out. I need to do that and the MIL-XT pretty soon. I've got a triggercam on order - should make for good content, I think.

@@rothgyr4360 thanks it’s much appreciated… I was referring to the regular msr reticle not the 2 but either way should be educational. Was the tremor 3 hard to learn?

It took some practice, but not too much. DFAT practice is your friend. I got the assets together for the msr2, I'll see if I can get it together this week. Biggest difference looks like the .2 marks on the msr2

@@rothgyr4360 thanks man .. really good of you 🤙🏽

I've noticed when looking through a 4-32 NX8 vs a 7-35 ATACR, and again with the USO FDN 25x and USO FDN 17x - that on the lower power scopes, the reticle isn't as fine. I think that on the higher end scopes, they make the reticle thicker so it can be more useful at lower power. If you plan on shooting at low power a lot, you might be better served with a Leupold, EBR-2C, or GAP reticle. The .25 or .5 is easier to pick out at lower power.

@@rothgyr4360 thanks for reply, I’ll check those out

What is a prs?

Precision rifle series championship

Ease of use, and it's what everyone else does. Most standard targets are 2 minutes - 300 yards target is 6", 400 is 8", etc. It's an easy point of reference and easier to calculate than inches to metric when checking target sizes on match day

@@rothgyr4360 yes I know, but then why use 0.1 Mrad what is 1cm @ 100m....if the targets are inches anyway, maybe I just beeing to logic?

Ha! Thanks!