Abstract: The present disclosure is directed to a reticle for an optical sight of a projectile launching device. A reticle of the present disclosure is graduated in angular measurement and operationally configured as an exact firing solution using ballistic data and operationally configured for target auto ranging, bullet drop compensation and target auto leading at one or more incremental distances. A reticle of the present disclosure is also operationally configured for use with one or more firearm/ammo combinations zeroed at one or more distances.

Abstract: The disclosure is directed to a reticle for an optical sight of a projectile launching device including, but not limited to a firearm. The reticle provides one or more target acquisition features for a target object of a predetermined width and height including horizontal auto range estimation, vertical auto range estimation, bullet drop compensation, wind adjustment information, moving target lead information, target guidance information, and fire correction information. The reticle includes indicia graduated in angular measurement for horizontal ranging and vertical ranging target objects of known dimensions.

Abstract: The disclosure is directed to an optical sight for a firearm comprising a reticle operationally configured to visually inform a user when the optical sight is misaligned from an intended target and operationally configured to visually inform the user as to the direction of misalignment.

Abstract: The present disclosure is directed to a firearm magnifier. A firearm magnifier of the present disclosure is operationally configured for use with an optical sight of a firearm. A firearm magnifier of the present disclosure comprises a reticle operationally configured to range one or more target objects at one or more distances from the reticle.

Abstract: The disclosure is directed to an optical sight for a firearm comprising a reticle operationally configured to visually inform a user when the optical sight is misaligned from an intended target and operationally configured to visually inform the user as to the direction of misalignment.

Abstract: The disclosure is directed to an optical sight for a firearm comprising a reticle operationally configured to visually inform a user when the optical sight is misaligned from an intended target and operationally configured to visually inform the user as to the direction of misalignment.

Abstract: The disclosure is directed to an optical sight for a firearm comprising a reticle operationally configured to visually inform a user when the optical sight is misaligned from an intended target and operationally configured to visually inform the user as to the direction of misalignment.

Abstract: The present disclosure is directed to a reticle for an optical sight of a projectile launching device. A reticle of the present disclosure is graduated in angular measurement and operationally configured as an exact firing solution using ballistic data and operationally configured for target auto ranging, bullet drop compensation and target auto leading at one or more incremental distances. A reticle of the present disclosure is also operationally configured for use with one or more firearm/ammo combinations zeroed at one or more distances.

Abstract: The disclosure is directed to an optical sight for a firearm comprising a reticle operationally configured to visually inform a user when the optical sight is misaligned from an intended target and operationally configured to visually inform the user as to the direction of misalignment.

Abstract: The present disclosure is directed to a firearm magnifier. A firearm magnifier of the present disclosure is operationally configured for use with an optical sight of a firearm. A firearm magnifier of the present disclosure comprises a reticle operationally configured to range one or more target objects at one or more distances from the reticle.

Abstract: The disclosure is directed to an optical sight for a firearm comprising a reticle operationally configured to visually inform a user when the optical sight is misaligned from an intended target and operationally configured to visually inform the user as to the direction of misalignment.