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    What is a Truplex reticle

    Hi

    I should like to know what is a truplex reticle and how is it different to a duplex or 30/30 reticle.

    I understand Mil-Dot and ladder so no comments about my asphericals please and I have done a quick search but it didn't help

    cheers

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    ... it seems it's associated with Simmons scopes but I am still non the wiser ... it looks like a standard 30/30 but with an outer circle ... or is it my myopic eyes

    would still appreciate an opinion etc

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    Truplex / Triplex
    Similar to a Duplex (thick on outside, thin in middle) but with a smaller thin bit and longer thick bits. As you say, Simmons use this reticle a lot.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Darren Petts
    Truplex / Triplex
    Similar to a Duplex (thick on outside, thin in middle) but with a smaller thin bit and longer thick bits. As you say, Simmons use this reticle a lot.
    Sounds like what I normally call a "tight" duplex....
    Always looking for any cheap, interesting, knackered "project" guns. Thanks, JB.

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    Darren Petts Guest
    I think Leupold also call it a fine duplex just to add to any confusion.

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    The 30/30 reticule is named because the gap between the thick posts is supposed to subtend 30" at 100 yards on 4x mag. Read that somewhere...

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