Shepherd Scopes Dual Reticle Riflescope Product In Focus - OpticsPlanet.com

Published on June 8, 2017
Duration: 1:43

This video provides an in-depth look at the Shepherd Scope DRS rifle scope, highlighting its unique Dual Reticle System (DRS). The DRS features reticles on both the front focal plane and rear focal plane, allowing users to visually confirm adjustments. The presenter details the scope's 6-18x magnification, 40mm objective lens with adjustable objective for parallax, and 1-inch main tube. It also explains how the larger turrets adjust the front reticle and the smaller turret adjusts the rear reticle, offering a distinct advantage for sighting in and making field adjustments.

Quick Summary

The Shepherd Scope DRS rifle scope features a Dual Reticle System (DRS) with reticles on both the front focal plane and rear focal plane. This unique system allows users to visually confirm adjustments, simplifying sighting in and field corrections. The scope offers 6-18x magnification, a 40mm objective with adjustable parallax, and a 1-inch main tube.

Chapters

  1. 00:03Introduction to OpticsPlanet Product in Focus
  2. 00:08Introducing the Shepherd Scope DRS
  3. 00:13Understanding the Dual Reticle System (DRS)
  4. 00:27Scope Specifications: Magnification and Objective
  5. 00:31Adjustable Objective for Parallax
  6. 00:35Main Tube Diameter and Turrets
  7. 00:43Front vs. Rear Focal Plane Turret Adjustment
  8. 00:49Benefits of the Dual Reticle System
  9. 01:04Shepherd Reticle for Ranging
  10. 01:14Fast Focus Eyepiece and Zero Reset
  11. 01:20Product Recap and Outro

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the main advantage of the Shepherd Scope's Dual Reticle System (DRS)?

The primary advantage of the Shepherd Scope's Dual Reticle System (DRS) is its ability to visually show any adjustments made to the reticle. This allows users to confirm changes without needing to hold the rifle perfectly still, making sighting in and field adjustments more intuitive and accurate.

What are the key specifications of the Shepherd Scope DRS rifle scope featured?

The featured Shepherd Scope DRS rifle scope has a magnification range of 6x to 18x, a 40mm objective lens, and an adjustable objective for parallax correction. It utilizes a 1-inch main tube diameter and features distinct turrets for front and rear focal plane reticle adjustments.

How do the turrets on the Shepherd Scope DRS work?

The Shepherd Scope DRS has two sets of turrets. The larger turrets are used to adjust the reticle located on the front focal plane, while a smaller turret is dedicated to adjusting the reticle on the rear focal plane. This separation allows for precise control over each reticle independently.

Can the Shepherd Scope DRS be used for ranging targets?

Yes, the Shepherd Scope DRS features a reticle design that includes various sized circles. These circles are intended to be used as a ranging tool, allowing shooters to estimate distances to targets at different ranges.

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