I'm putting my photos on to Imgur, then copying a direct link to them (which is an option on this forum), but you need to remember to remove the https//  from your Imgur URL link as the forum doohicky already has an option to choose https//.

Otherwise you get an address with https//https//www. etc. etc. and that won't work.

Can I ask how you are managing to upload your photos?

I've tried but still without success.

Surprisingly, that wee Sightron dot stands out OK against the target card 2mm 'dot'.

It's small enough to allow me to see the target dot (which appears slightly larger).

For example, I can pick out if I want to shoot at the dead centre, or the top area of that 2mm dot or the bottom, etc.

Useful for when you know that 1 click on the turret will be too much and you want to get the POI just a gnats whisker higher/lower/etc. 

Here's a view of the Sightron Slll reticle.

It's uncluttered and has quite fine cross hairs.

I don't mind that there is no gap around the dot, but must admit that the Falcon reticle is starting to appeal more to me now.

Yes, nice clicks. Not mushy. I also like that I can zero the turrets once I've dialed it in on the target.

I have cataracts forming and with the fine cross hairs of the Sightron I sometimes get a faint double view of the horizontal line. Might be the cataracts or maybe just tired eyes? But is hard to decide which horizontal line (with its central aiming 'dot') do I use?

With the Falcon I don't get any bother with that. So the slightly fatter lines work in my favour.

Will keep the Sightron on until our Winter season finishes and then play with both scopes to decide which one now suits me best.

Yes, it's a nice bright scope.

It beats the Sightron Slll 45x45 in that respect (by a small amount).

I still use the Sightron as it is a tad slimmer and fits in my gun bag easier.

The only down side to the Falcon is choice of rings in NZ.

That Annie looks lovely. Nice to see here as they are not so common as over in UK with the FT boys. 

That Falcon looks nice too, I have the older T50, which I havent used a lot but a well featured scope for its price - the T50I I can imagine has a lot more light with that 34mm tube, and the ED glass