The five reticles are available for both new Leica rifle scopes of the ER series, the 2.5-10x42 and the 3.5-10x42. The reticles are suitable for all kinds of shooting.
Leica IBS G7 Reticle
The ballistics experts at G7 have teamed up with the optical experts at Leica to develop the Integrated Ballistic System (IBS) reticle. This multi-purpose reticle allows the shooter the advantages of using the ballistic drop reticle or using the center aiming point in conjunction with a custom ballistic turret that has been calibrated in yards. The hold over aiming points give the shooter aim points out to approximately 500 yards depending the on cartridge and bullet used. The reticle has windage hash marks that assist the shooter in compensating for the wind.
The IBS Ballistic Calculator powered by G7 allows the shooter to calculate and print out the distance for each hold over dot or hash mark for his or her rifle and cartridge. The ballistic information of the shooters cartridge is entered into the calculator, or factory cartridge specifications are selected, and allows the user to print a field-carry hold over chart for that specific load.
A custom ballistic turret may be ordered from G7 which allows the shooter to adjust the vertical turret to match the distance to the target, then hold right on to complete the shot. See the downloadable form for ordering your custom turret from G7.
The Leica ER riflescope when equipped with the IBS G7 reticle gives the rifleman or woman the ultimate in long range performance whether using a bullet drop compensating turret or reticle.
Leica reticle 1
The classic hunting reticle – excellent for the quick shot in low light conditions.
Leica #4A reticle
The universal hunting reticle – for the accurate shot, short or long range.
LeicaPlex
The universal reticle for hunting and target shooting.
Leica Ballistic reticle
The reticle of choice when long distance precision shooting is required. With vertical hold over marks spaced 5 cm at 100 metres / approx 2 inches at 100 metres, precision aiming at extended distances is possible. When ballistic information for the cartridge and the distance to the target are known, precise shooting is possible. The use of a Leica Laser rangefinder to determine the distance to the target is recommended.
Dimensions at TECHNICAL DATA.
