Just make sure the reticle matches the turrets.
What I mean is, make sure that if the elevation and windage are MIL, then the reticle subtension should be MIL or MOA and MOA.
Also, not sure if you've given thought into first focal plane (FFP) or second focal plane (SFP) but that plays into the reticle as well. You may already know this, but maybe someone else who reads this doesn't.
With FFP your reticle size will change with magnification. So the subtensions or hash marks on your reticle will always be true. At 3x 1 MOA is still 1 MOA, as you increase magnification this relation stays the same. At 15x 1 MOA is still 1 MOA.
With SFP your reticle stays the same size no matter the magnification. Most hunting scopes are SFP and generally there is nothing wrong with SFP at all. However, the reticle subtensions are only accurate at 1 magnification setting. Usually max magnification or close to it. If you are on 3x 1 MOA is more like .16 MOA give or take. 4x .2 MOA, 5x .25 MOA etc, then at 9x 1 MOA is 1 MOA in the reticle. Not all scope mfg or scopes from same mfg are the same. I had a vortex Viper 6.5-20 SFP scope and the reticle subtensions were only true at 16x magnification.
Could make a difference in hunting when you are less likely to be dialed up to max magnification or whatever magnification the mfg states the subtensions are true at.