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Leupold Fire Dot Duplex

set the size to 0.55. its a SFP (so zooming in and out does not increase size). and it mostly matches with the sight picture irl on a 31 inch monitor.

Description: Leupold is one of the few optic manufacterers that swore on the basic duplex reticle that most hunters love but more tactical modern shooters may not often prefer.
It is one of the few companies that prioritize clarity on their scopes above anything else with their mystery glass with certain lens coatings; allowing it to be among the best in clarity, but comes with cost of some light gathering. (compared to Trijicon that prioritizes durabiliy, high field of view, and bright sight pictures above all else)

They're the OG of the duplex reticle which is made and modified from the classic German #4 reticle that was not available for american hunters to have on their optics over a century ago made available to them over the extremely thin crosshairs that they used to use.

The bold posts from the crosshair with it tapered to thin lines allowed it to quickly get on target with the precise option for a more finer shot. Ideal to shoot at anything of up to 300 yards without dialing and will hit anything within the thin crosshair.
Anything further is considered overkill or dialing at most. [Which some precision shooters prefer to do dialing instead of holdovers].

IRL the scope features:
The red dot helps get even a more faster sight picture.
IRL the red dot will flash if the rifle is not aligned properly before firing to help maintain the rifle to be steady (but its not a feature here so dont expect it).

As a SFP reticle this is considered in theory to be faster than most FFP LPVOs due to having a faster and more forgiving sight picture.
Despite having lower specs than the competition IRL.

on the personal LPVO/reticle tier list, this reticle/LPVO is considered an S-Tier SFP Scope.