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<blockquote data-quote="FlGunner" data-source="post: 1328653" data-attributes="member: 94240"><p>I have both and find that each has their own set of pros and cons. My only experience is with the vortex vipers pst. (4-16 ffp, 6-24 sfp). I was more accurate in varying wind conditions with ffp because I can rely on the subtensions and visualize where my bullet would be and be very close more times than not ( wind is hard for me if it's to much shifting or varying in speed/direction lol). The only drawback I found was the amount of target the reticle covered at further distance. The sfp covered less target down range but the reticle isn't accurate on every magnification. I'm in no way an expert but have learned a lot from being on here and then shooting as much as I can. If I had the I would own a higher power ffp with a reticle that's a lil thinner than my pst viper ffp. Good luck and good shooting .</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="FlGunner, post: 1328653, member: 94240"] I have both and find that each has their own set of pros and cons. My only experience is with the vortex vipers pst. (4-16 ffp, 6-24 sfp). I was more accurate in varying wind conditions with ffp because I can rely on the subtensions and visualize where my bullet would be and be very close more times than not ( wind is hard for me if it's to much shifting or varying in speed/direction lol). The only drawback I found was the amount of target the reticle covered at further distance. The sfp covered less target down range but the reticle isn't accurate on every magnification. I'm in no way an expert but have learned a lot from being on here and then shooting as much as I can. If I had the I would own a higher power ffp with a reticle that's a lil thinner than my pst viper ffp. Good luck and good shooting . [/QUOTE]
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