Pro crosshairs are useful as match-tested starting points, not as settings you must copy unchanged. This page reads the currently available xhair.pro player records. A newer record can legitimately differ from an old screenshot or community post after a player changes settings.
Confirm four things before copying
- Identity: make sure the name and SteamID belong to the intended player.
- Time: check whether the record is newer than the screenshot or video you were using.
- Shape: judge the preview and settings, not only the player's reputation.
- Generation: check the code label before importing or editing. Historical v1 originals remain unchanged and may be rejected by the current client. Only legacy static style 4 supports conversion: click Copy beside the crosshair, select your game resolution in the dialog, review the previews and warnings, then copy the compatible code; unsupported codes keep their originals. Choose a supported current v3 code for import or editing; a recently tracked record can still contain an older format.
Choose a baseline by the problem you want to solve
- For rifling, prioritize a center that survives fast clears and target transfers.
- For AWPing, still test the normal crosshair with pistols, rifles, and unscoped movement.
- If long-range targets are covered, compare size and gap before changing color.
- If the shape is good but disappears, test color, thickness, or outline.
Import and edit supported v3 codes only, changing one setting at a time. For a historical pro code, preserve the original and create a new current setup separately. Otherwise, even a better result will not tell you which change helped.
Current records versus one match
Use this page for the currently available player record. Use demo extraction when you need the setup captured in one specific match. Different timestamps can produce different codes without either source being wrong.
