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Can someone please clarify this for me? I'd really appreciate it!

If I have a unit enter from reserves, out of range of, say, an Aegis Quad Gun, and the unit (from the time it enters the board to it finishes its movement for that turn) remains out of range of the aegis, can the aegis still shoot at it with interceptor fire?

Thanks!

Read the interceptor rule on page 38

Perfect, thank you for the reference!

OK, I'll bite...

Does Interceptor allow me to fire on a model coming from Reserves that is:

1) Out-of-range at the start of the move, but in-range at the end

2) In-range at the start of the move, but out-of-range at the end

The sentence relating to this in the rule is poorly constructed and could be interpreted in a couple of ways.

Not even

"at the end of enemy movement phase"

is pretty clear.

Edit: meaning at the end of his movement phase you may shoot anything that entered reserves that is in range and in los.

It's quite clear. The shot is resolved at the end of the enemy movement phase. It works just like any other shot at that point; check LOS, measure range, (etc.) at that moment.