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There are scopes with even ultra fine crosshairs. I've looked through the DZ Arms scopes and the crosshairs seem to be slightly larger (maybe 0.001" ?), but they are etched on glass rather than wires as are the reticles in the MVA scopes. My Fecker scopes use the 0.0005" fine wire. There are sources of 0.001" wire (in-between the fine & medium).
For silhouette competition, either will work but I prefer the fine wire.
Since there seems to be typos (adding or substracting zeros) when reporting wire sizes, 0.0015" wire is considered to be medium, 0.0005" is fine. In addition to Woody's comments, there's some good suggestions there if readers here would like to try their hand at it. It's gathered a lot of responses, several from guys that seem to have a good bit of experience like Woody. I started the same thread on the ASSRA forum (.
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