Quick visual display of the Horus Vision Tremor 3 reticle in use at 700 and 550 meters. Establishing actual wind speed, bracketing for wind using the 'wind dots', using 'acceptable' sight picture etc.
estimating, fire for effect. spotting for impact. reload, reengage in 3 seconds putting that bullet were you want it. some people have said that the ' Christmas tree reticle' is too busy . hard to see the target and surroundings. its definitely not a bench rest ,cross hairs . i think it is the most practical reticle for PRS/ military/ mid and long range shooting.
Looks killer for huge targets like in the video. How would the dots work with smaller 8-12" targets at 800-1200yds? I don't use more than 12-15x mag so would those dots obscure the smaller targets?
www.nightforceoptics.com/technology/reticles/horus-tremor3-reticle-illuminated/ Hey man, it doesn't appear they have the actual measurements listed however, BY EYE, the small sized tremor wind dots are approximately 0.05 mil wide while the larger wind dots are approximately .1 MRAD wide. This may present some issues at longer distance, but much like the centre of a crosshair will also. To be honest, I don't think it's never been a concern, it has never stood out as a hindrance. The gongs we have up at the farm there are primarily IPSC size 360 degree targets, we have some 10" and similar gongs on stakes but again it's not an issue at 500-700m using wind dots. Often you're not going to be exactly on a wind dot for a final hold anyway, in between wind brackets (eg shooting in 7mph cross wind, for a 5mph rifle)
