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Twilight illumination is used for better reticle recognition in low light situations, when non-illuminated reticle would be hard to see. Such illumination systems must offer fine adjustable intensity, since over illumination of the reticle will cause problems seeing the target behind it. This is especially important when hunting in low light, where fine-tuning of illumination intensity level is one of the main parameters on which rifle scopes are judged. Preferably, such rifle scopes have only the central dot in the reticle illuminated. Some have their entire range of intensity adjustment so dim that illumination cannot be seen during the daytime.

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MIL/MIL tactical scopes have all the features needed in a high-quality tactical scope. These scopes are considered as the final evolution step of the classic optical riflescopes for tactical use. The common goal of all tactical scopes is to hit the target with the first shot and to make compensation for bullet drop and wind drift as accurate and straightforward as possible. With a Mil/Mil scope, this goal can be achieved even easier. The name itself shows that these scopes have reticles that have subtensions divided in milliradians at all magnification settings and that their clicks matched with reticle subtensions and thus also in milliradians. Common features of Mil/Mil scopes are:

  • FFP reticle position
  • Reticle subtension in miliradians (MIL and mrad are acronyms for miliradian)
  • Click value in 0.1 mrad (1cm/100m)
  • Tube diameter of 30, 34, 35, 36 or 40mm