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This site has conflicting info. Is this reticle lit or not? It states both. US Optics states "Reticle Illumination: Non-Lit". — 3 Answers

by Not Ben, from UT, United States Asked on June 20, 2021

Name U.S. Optics TS-12X 3-12x44mm Rifle Scope 30mm Tube First Focal Plane (4.5)
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Answered by Brandon B, Gear Expert, from IL, United States, on August 11, 2021

The "non-lit" you are referring to is actually for the battery, meaning a non-lithium battery.

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Answered by U.S. Optics, Manufacturer from NC, United States, on May 11, 2022

Hello! Our TS-12x is not illuminated.

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Answered by Not Ben, member, from UT, United States, on August 11, 2021

I disagree, Ben. In "image 1" of this scope it states "Non-Lit Reticle". Why would they talk about battery requirements concerning if a reticle was illuminated or not? That would seem to be under 'battery requirements' or 'warnings' or words to that effect.

Further, "images 2 & 3" both state "non-illuminated" in the top center of the pictures. Past that, in the "specifications" it states a CRCR2032 is called for... which is a lithium battery, whci goes against your answer. I think this site has made mistakes in their specs.

Again, on the USO site for this scope under "description" it literally states "Reticle Illumination: Non-Lit" and nothing about a battery is stated at all.

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