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Leupold FireDot Duplex

Drawn to scale from Leupold’s own specification sheet, and checked mark by mark by a person. This is the same geometry Harson Ballistics draws your holdover on.

Leupold FireDot Duplex — second focal plane, MOA subtensions, 3–15×

Drawn from Leupold & Stevens, Inc.’s published specification.

The numbers

Manufacturer
Leupold
Reticle
FireDot Duplex
Focal plane
second focal plane
Units
MOA
Magnification
3–15×

In the second focal plane the subtensions are only true at one magnification — check your manual for which, and dial there before you hold.

Subtensions

Official 2021 Reticles PDF page 33. VX-5HD published High-X / Low-X: 1-5x a=1.7/8.5 b=0.7/3.5 c=56.3/281.5; 2-10x a=0.8/4.0 b=0.3/1.5 c=28.6/143.0; 3-15x a=0.6/3.0 b=0.2/1.0 c=18.8/94.0; 4-20x a=0.4/2.0 b=0.2/1.0 c=14.1/70.5. Elements use the 3-15x High-X row (a=0.6, b=0.2, c=18.8), referenceMagnification=15. FireDot diameter unpublished. Separate from the VX-6HD table — do not mix. Illumination: official 2021 Reticles PDF — “Fiber-optic powered center red-dot”; 2026 catalog — “NOTE: All Firedot reticles are illuminated” and “daylight-visible red illuminated FireDot in the center”. Only the center FireDot glows. Diameter is drawn but not numbered, so no invented d on the center dot.

How this one was checked

Re-verified 11 Sep 2026 against the 2021 Leupold Reticles catalogue — page 33 for the FireDot Duplex tables and page 23 for Fine Duplex. ⚠️ CORRECTED: 'c = Thin Opening' is the FULL opening, not a radius. The catalogue's callout settles it — the c leader carries TWO arrowheads, one at the upper heavy line's inner end and one at the lower, spanning the gap between them. This record previously used c as a half-width and so drew a clear centre twice its true size. a (Heavy Line) and b (Thin Line) are thicknesses, shown by vertical double-arrows across the lines, and those were already correct. SFP: the tables publish High-X and Low-X and this record uses High-X, the top magnification, where Leupold's subtensions are true. The FireDot's dot diameter is not published on page 33, so the centre is drawn as the illuminated element with no size claimed.

Subtensions are published by the manufacturer and reproduced here for reference. Confirm your own dope on a range before you rely on any of it. Harson.ai is not affiliated with Leupold.