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Revolutionary riflescope reticle

H59™

The holdover reticle that helped define the modern Horus Grid workflow.

H59™ at a glance

0.2 MRADHorus Grid
Rapid RangeRange bars
Lead TargetsMoving target holds
HoldoverDrop and wind Compensation

Reticle focus

H59™ reticle diagram

Labeled H59™ reticle diagram

Reticle technology

Inside the H59™ reticle

The uniform 0.2 milliradian Horus Grid provides precise aiming points for elevation, wind, and second-shot corrections without holding in empty space.

H59 Horus Grid callout

The patented Rapid Range Bars, subtending from 0.5 to 1 milliradians, help shooters estimate distance and engage targets quickly.

H59 rapid range bars

Numbered vertical hash marks on both sides of the main horizontal crosshair indicate where to aim for targets moving up to 10 mph across, so you can more easily hit moving targets at common practical distances.

H59 moving target hold references

The reticle gives shooters clear references for efficient corrections after observing impact, helping reduce the time between adjustment and follow-up shot.

H59 full reticle view

Compatible Products

Complete Your H59™ Setup

HoVR® 1.0 Weather Meter

HoVR® 1.0 Weather Meter

$114.99

with Bluetooth™ connectivity to the Horus Ballistics App.

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HoVR® 2.0 Laser Range Finder

HoVR® 2.0 Laser Range Finder

$299.99

Instantly range up to 2000 yards and integrate with both the Horus Ballistics App and the onX Hunt App.

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Horus reticle simulator

Training tool

Reticle Simulator

Use the reticle simulator to practice wind &elevation holds, rapid range references, and second-shot corrections before ever pulling the trigger.

Try the Simulator

Ballistic tools

The Horus Ballistics App

Build better firing solutions with range and atmospherics in a powerful military-validated solver.

Reticle FAQ

H59 questions

Quick answers for shooters comparing H59 to other Horus reticle systems.

Yes. H59 uses a milliradian-based Horus Grid with 0.2 MRAD references for holdover, wind, and correction workflows.

    H59 keeps the proven Horus Grid and rapid range references, while TREMOR reticles add additional patented wind-dot systems and expanded field workflows.

      Yes. Use the Horus Reticle Simulator to practice holdovers, corrections, and target engagement workflows before live-fire training.