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NF FFP ATACR for 2015!
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<blockquote data-quote="HARPERC" data-source="post: 1029774" data-attributes="member: 30671"><p>Not a flame, but it's clear that the issue irritates you more than I understand. A lot of what we use hunting has evolved from the military/tactical side of shooting and has for a long time.</p><p></p><p>As big game hunting opportunities decline, many of us look around for other shooting opportunities be it steel, or 3 gun. </p><p></p><p>Bigngreen gives a good explanation of how he sees FFP fitting into an overall hunting plan. I can see from Broz, you and others the merit of SFP in a "pure" LRH.</p><p></p><p>Many of us will never reach those distances. I'm signed up for the Long range shooting class with Non Typical Outfitters. For his hunts he describes the same situation Bigngreen does-"middle" ranges with no time for dialing. FFP sounds like a legitimate choice to me.</p><p></p><p>I'm going to Oregon shooting coyotes the middle of next month, and in my thinking FFP and coyote hunting should go together like "peas and carrots". The possibility of multiple targets, multiple ranges and very little time</p><p></p><p>I've proved to myself the fallacy of trying to use reference points in SFP scopes many times, from the tip of the duplex, to additional dots back when having Premier install one aftermarket was the primary choice.</p><p></p><p>I've never used one, and freely admit I may have been effectively marketed, but at some point I'll have to own one.</p><p></p><p>If a person wants shooting opportunities these days, some flexibility may help. Benchrest, F-class, Tactical, banging steel, or just busting rocks, it's all trigger time, and as such its all good when hunting season rolls around.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="HARPERC, post: 1029774, member: 30671"] Not a flame, but it's clear that the issue irritates you more than I understand. A lot of what we use hunting has evolved from the military/tactical side of shooting and has for a long time. As big game hunting opportunities decline, many of us look around for other shooting opportunities be it steel, or 3 gun. Bigngreen gives a good explanation of how he sees FFP fitting into an overall hunting plan. I can see from Broz, you and others the merit of SFP in a "pure" LRH. Many of us will never reach those distances. I'm signed up for the Long range shooting class with Non Typical Outfitters. For his hunts he describes the same situation Bigngreen does-"middle" ranges with no time for dialing. FFP sounds like a legitimate choice to me. I'm going to Oregon shooting coyotes the middle of next month, and in my thinking FFP and coyote hunting should go together like "peas and carrots". The possibility of multiple targets, multiple ranges and very little time I've proved to myself the fallacy of trying to use reference points in SFP scopes many times, from the tip of the duplex, to additional dots back when having Premier install one aftermarket was the primary choice. I've never used one, and freely admit I may have been effectively marketed, but at some point I'll have to own one. If a person wants shooting opportunities these days, some flexibility may help. Benchrest, F-class, Tactical, banging steel, or just busting rocks, it's all trigger time, and as such its all good when hunting season rolls around. [/QUOTE]
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