Awesome! It was just below the center, so I added to the ypos value a bit, and it works. Here's the script if anyone wanted it:

"fogCrosshair"
{
"controlname" "CExLabel"
"fieldname" "fogCrosshair"

"visible" "1" //1
"enabled" "1"

"xpos" "c-14"
"ypos" "c-22"
"zpos" "2"

"wide" "28"//28
"tall" "46"
"textAlignment" "west"
"font" "CrossHairKonrWings"

"labeltext" "i" //g
// Change the "1" to represent the crosshair you want displayed in the Crosshairs.jpg

// Remember, each resolution behaves differently, if your crosshair is skewed, not centered,
// you will have to play around with the "xpos", "ypos", "wide" and "tall" values.
// There are no fixed numbers for this

"fgcolor" "255 255 255 255"

// You can insert an RGB code here instead of the "White"

// R G B Transparency = color
// "255 255 255 255" = White
// "255 255 0 255 = Yellow
// "145 225 25 255" = Green
// If you change this, remember to change the same value in HudAnimations_tf.txt
// Otherwise the crosshair will change back to the default white color after
// flashing upon giving damage.

}

I have for a few hours now, and I haven't gotten close yet. This is the closest that I've gotten to the dot.

http://i.imgur.com/YllnAfo.jpg

My crosshair that I downloaded does not fit in my resolution. My resolution is 1366 x 768. The crosshair that I wanted flashed the wings red whenever I hit an enemy. That works, it's just the wings are off set.

Here is my hudlayout.res:

"fogCrosshair"
{
"controlname" "CExLabel"
"fieldname" "fogCrosshair"

"visible" "1" //1
"enabled" "1"

"xpos" "c-12"
"ypos" "c-15"
"zpos" "2"

"wide" "28" //28
"tall" "46"
"textAlignment" "west"
"font" "CrossHairKonrWings"

"labeltext" "i" //g
// Change the "1" to represent the crosshair you want displayed in the Crosshairs.jpg

// Remember, each resolution behaves differently, if your crosshair is skewed, not centered,
// you will have to play around with the "xpos", "ypos", "wide" and "tall" values.
// There are no fixed numbers for this

"fgcolor" "255 255 255 255"

// You can insert an RGB code here instead of the "White"

// R G B Transparency = color
// "255 255 255 255" = White
// "255 255 0 255 = Yellow
// "145 225 25 255" = Green
// If you change this, remember to change the same value in HudAnimations_tf.txt
// Otherwise the crosshair will change back to the default white color after
// flashing upon giving damage.

}

Any help / suggestions is appreciated! Thanks! :)

You need to add a 3D player model. Would be amazing if you could toggle it on/off for people who wouldn't want it.