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Rifles, Reloading, Optics, Equipment
Long Range Scopes and Other Optics
Viper PST FFP vs. SFP
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<blockquote data-quote="RAT807" data-source="post: 1274882" data-attributes="member: 33244"><p>The reticle on the PST is illuminated so you can see the thin reticle in low light, no problem. The FFP model will allow you to estimate range at any magnification setting, quickly, then you can hold over for quick shots or dial to est range when you have more time. My current procedure is shooting known distant targets with a drop chart and SFP scope. I dial to the distance and have only a few times used holdovers on the reticle. I have a PST FFP arriving any day now and will start learning how to estimate distance to targets with it. I may still buy a good range finder.</p><p>If you shot less than 400 yards, you can save money and just get a SFP scope, very little holdover required. If you shoot 600 yards plus at unknown distant targets, a FFP scope can benefit you if used correctly. If you are somewhere in the middle, scope options, price and user preference will more likely determine what to get.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RAT807, post: 1274882, member: 33244"] The reticle on the PST is illuminated so you can see the thin reticle in low light, no problem. The FFP model will allow you to estimate range at any magnification setting, quickly, then you can hold over for quick shots or dial to est range when you have more time. My current procedure is shooting known distant targets with a drop chart and SFP scope. I dial to the distance and have only a few times used holdovers on the reticle. I have a PST FFP arriving any day now and will start learning how to estimate distance to targets with it. I may still buy a good range finder. If you shot less than 400 yards, you can save money and just get a SFP scope, very little holdover required. If you shoot 600 yards plus at unknown distant targets, a FFP scope can benefit you if used correctly. If you are somewhere in the middle, scope options, price and user preference will more likely determine what to get. [/QUOTE]
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