Abstract: An improved telescopic gun sight includes a telescopic gun sight at least including an adjustable lens configuration for adjustably magnifying an external object to form an object image, an inverting tube for inverting the object image, an ocular lens array for presenting the object image for viewing, a primary reticule including sighting insignia imprinted thereon and a secondary reticule being movable both horizontally and vertically in the image plane. The secondary reticule includes a generally horizontal windage correction scale operative to provide instant windage correction target alignment. It includes instant windage correction target alignment values positioned at point-specific spaced-apart locations with specific instant windage correction target alignment values corresponding to selected distance amounts calculated for a selected bullet type and weight.

Abstract: A improved telescopic gun sight includes a telescopic gun sight at least including an adjustable lens configuration for adjustably magnifying an external object to form an object image, an inverting tube for inverting the object image, an ocular lens array for presenting the object image for viewing, a primary reticule including sighting insignia imprinted thereon and a secondary reticule being movable both horizontally and vertically in the image plane. The secondary reticule includes a generally horizontal windage correction scale operative to provide instant windage correction target alignment. It includes instant windage correction target alignment values positioned at point-specific spaced-apart locations with specific instant windage correction target alignment values corresponding to selected distance amounts calculated for a selected bullet type and weight.

Abstract: A telescopic sight including primary and secondary reticules separately disposed within separate image planes formed at respective opposite ends of an inverting tube. The secondary reticule is selectively retractable between a first position lying within the field of view of the scope and a second position lying outside the field of view of the scope. A pair of control knobs provide independent adjustability to relatively position the separate reticules with respect to the image viewed through the scope. The secondary reticule is mounted for selective presentation of one of a plurality of reticule surfaces carried by the reticule, with each reticule surface bearing engraved indicia for determining target range and for compensating for bullet drop.

Abstract: A telescopic sight including primary and secondary reticules separately disposed within separate image planes formed at respective opposite ends of an inverting tube. The secondary reticule is selectively retractable between a first position lying within the field of view of the scope and a second position lying outside the field of view of the scope. A pair of control knobs provide independent adjustability to relatively position the separate reticules with respect to the image viewed through the scope. The secondary reticule is mounted for selective presentation of one of a plurality of reticule surfaces carried by the reticule, with each reticule surface bearing engraved indicia for determining target range and for compensating for bullet drop.