Trijicon tr25 - green triangle of destruction - Trijicon AccuPoint TR-25 1-6x24mm Rifle Scope, 30mm Tube, Second Focal Plane (SFP)

I purchased this scope w/ the Green Post BAC reticle mounted on a LaRue Tactical 807 QD mount. The glass is crisp clear and constant from 1x-6x. I have a TA31RMR & TR20 whom have very short eye relief which I have adjusted too but to my surprise the TR25 has a generous 4 inches of eye relief which is also constant from 1x-6x. I cannot express how good it feels with the eye relief on my 11.5" SBR. The mount I purchased allows for a natural shoulder and cheekweld which produces a perfect sight picture without need for head-neck adjustment. The 1x is seamless and one could argue is just as quick as an aimpoint T1 which I also have and use. The green triangle reticle is quite visible in low light with the tritium and highly visible during day light with the fiber optic engaged. The adjustment knob for the fiber optic brightness works as you would think and is a good tool especially when at a higher magnification for a small further out target. I caught a good deal with an added coupon code so I feel I got a steal and in no way feel let down. As any Trijicon product I have used it is built tuff and quality shines through.

For anyone considering purchasing a mil-dot reticle I will say this and speak on my own experience. I purchased my TR20 w/ green mil-dot reticle almost 2 years ago and have used it for target shooting and hunting. There should not be an expectation of a drastic eye popping "green-dot" in low-light with only the tritium doing the work. The green mil-dot becomes noticeable more in daylight with the aid of fiber optic but be aware in a covered/shaded area it will be dim. The reasoning behind this to me is because of the size of the mil-dot so less tritium equals less light. To put this in perspective the size of the mil-dot on the TR25 is .18 mils at 6x which translates to a .61 MOA dot. For reference an Aimpoint T1 dot is 2or4-MOA where an EOTech 512 dot is 1-MOA. The point being while the mil-dot possesses fiberoptic & tritium to stand out the crosshairs are going to guide you to the aiming point more over given the small size of the dot. One should consider their application and pick their reticle accordingly. If you are looking for something to jump out for quick acquisition and decent precision then the triangle post is the largest reticle and best bet. Maybe even the Circle-Cross reticle would work well but it is the same size dot as the mil-dot. For more of a bench-target/hunting role then I would say the mil-dot & cross-hair reticles will do.