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Ares 22x Eye Piece With Tssr2 Sfp Mil Ranging Reticle - 22x Eye Piece With Tssr2 Sfp Mil Ranging Reticle
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SKU: 100042207
Overview
This fixed 22X eyepiece adds a mil-based ranging reticle to compatible Ares 15-45A-65 UHD straight and angled spotting scopes, giving shooters a more precise way to estimate distance and make quick calls. It is suited to long-range and PRS-style use where identifying hits and misses quickly matters, especially when a separate rangefinder is not at hand. The TSSR2 SFP MIL reticle is built into the eyepiece, and detailed subtension information is available from the manufacturer. For hunters and precision shooters who want a spotting scope setup with ranging capability, it offers a focused, purpose-built option.
Why Hunters Choose the Athlon Optics
Compatible Ares
Ares 15-45A-65 UHD Straight and
Fixed 22x
Magnification provides a consistent viewing
Mil-based Reticle
Supports target ranging
Tssr2 Sfp
MIL reticle included
Prs-style Shoots
Quick hit and miss calls
Key Features
- Compatible with Ares 15-45A-65 UHD Straight and Angled spotting scopes.
- Fixed 22X magnification eyepiece.
- Includes a mil-based reticle for target ranging.
- Features the TSSR2 SFP MIL reticle.
- Suited to PRS-style shoots where quick hit-and-miss calls matter.
Best Used For
- Hunters using compatible Ares 15-45A-65 UHD spotting scopes for fixed 22X observation and ranging
- PRS-style shooters needing a mil-based reticle to call hits and misses quickly
- Spotting partners helping a friend make long-range adjustments without a separate rangefinder
- Users who want reticle-based target ranging when a rangefinder is not available
Specifications
| Compatibility | Ares 15-45A-65 UHD Straight and Angled spotting scopes |
|---|---|
| Magnification | 22X |
| Reticle | TSSR2 SFP MIL reticle |
| Reticle Type | mil-based reticle |
Pros
- Compatible with Ares 15-45A-65 UHD Straight and Angled spotting scopes.
- Fixed 22X magnification provides a consistent viewing setup.
- Mil-based reticle supports target ranging.
- TSSR2 SFP MIL reticle included.
- Designed for PRS-style shoots where quick hit and miss calls matter.
Considerations & Trade-offs
- Fixed 22X magnification means there is no zoom flexibility in the eyepiece itself, so it’s best suited to users who are comfortable working at that power level.
- The mil-based TSSR2 SFP reticle adds ranging and callout capability, but it also means the view is set up around reticle use rather than a simple non-reticle spotting setup.
- Compatibility is limited to the Ares 15-45A-65 UHD Straight and Angled spotting scopes, so it is not a universal eyepiece option.
- The product notes that detailed reticle subtension information is available separately, so users who need exact hold or ranging references will need to consult that reference before use.
Suggested Comparisons
- Spotting scope eyepieces
- Ranging reticle optics accessories
- Long-range shooting accessories
- PRS-style competition optics accessories
Suggested Accessories
- Spotting scope accessory
- Rangefinding accessory
- Reticle eyepiece
- Tripod
Frequently Asked Questions
Which spotting scopes is this eyepiece compatible with?
It is compatible with the Ares 15-45A-65 UHD Straight and Angled spotting scopes.
What magnification does this eyepiece provide?
This is a fixed 22X magnification eyepiece.
Does this eyepiece include a ranging reticle?
Yes. It includes a mil-based TSSR2 SFP MIL reticle.
What is this eyepiece intended to help with in the field or on the range?
The product description says it is designed to help you range your target and make quick calls on hits and misses, especially for PRS-style shooting.
Is the detailed reticle subtension information included in the product data?
No. The description says to click the link for detailed reticle subtension, but that information is not provided in the supplied data.