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<blockquote data-quote="IHFarmer07" data-source="post: 1845461" data-attributes="member: 75397"><p>For hunting.....ffp. If I was a BR/ELR/ULR shooter sfp.</p><p></p><p>I have hunted and shot with sfp scopes pretty well all my life and until I got here and other forums I didn't know much anything about ffp. With a ffp if I had a cheat sheet with ranges, dial ups and I was hunting, I would want something that I can throw the rifle up, accurately hold off in a reticle in a HURRY. Sometimes there's no time for adjusting things and having a ffp is one less thing to worry about to adjust anything. I usually keep my scopes around 5-7 ALL THE TIME. I still have a bunch of sfp but my every day and precision rifles wear FFP. If I had the money to change they would all be FFP. Also FFP scopes are more readily available now than 10-15 yrs ago. Almost all rifle scope manufacturers(worth while) now make some sort of FFP scope. </p><p>If I can't see the cross hairs and I didn't have a illuminated scope, no shots will be taken. Each to their own......I like the simplicity of what the cross hair shows at ANY POWER coincides with the turrets. </p><p>KISS</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="IHFarmer07, post: 1845461, member: 75397"] For hunting.....ffp. If I was a BR/ELR/ULR shooter sfp. I have hunted and shot with sfp scopes pretty well all my life and until I got here and other forums I didn’t know much anything about ffp. With a ffp if I had a cheat sheet with ranges, dial ups and I was hunting, I would want something that I can throw the rifle up, accurately hold off in a reticle in a HURRY. Sometimes there’s no time for adjusting things and having a ffp is one less thing to worry about to adjust anything. I usually keep my scopes around 5-7 ALL THE TIME. I still have a bunch of sfp but my every day and precision rifles wear FFP. If I had the money to change they would all be FFP. Also FFP scopes are more readily available now than 10-15 yrs ago. Almost all rifle scope manufacturers(worth while) now make some sort of FFP scope. If I can’t see the cross hairs and I didn’t have a illuminated scope, no shots will be taken. Each to their own......I like the simplicity of what the cross hair shows at ANY POWER coincides with the turrets. KISS [/QUOTE]
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