PS, you got the grief because you used the word tactical, which is becoming the most over used and misunderstood word in the human language. If you mean deer hunting, say it. If you mean people hunting, say it.

This is exactly why he would NOT be better served by a BDC reticle, the lines will not match up well. What good is a BDC scope where the lines match up for 100, 210, and 334 yards??

Figure your drop in MOA. Buy a standard tactical scope. Laminate the drop chart in packing tape and tape it to your stock done.

BTW, show me where tactical = killing people. That's an ignorant and purposefully inflammatory comment. Jeeps are tactical by definition too.

I did not say that, or mean to cause a flame. I just meant to clarify. If we are talking about medium range hunting(my assumption), that is much clearer to me. Would you agree?

Just for clarity. . .Tactical definition How does this help ask the question?

Back to lined scopes. Some people prefer lines. I prefer drop/windage chart and knobs. I still see the use of the dots on my mildot scope. Still, I prefer turning the knobs. I do the charts in MOA and mils, in case the dots give me a tactical advantage.

Look up Kenton Industries.