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FFP vs SFP
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<blockquote data-quote="TexSavage" data-source="post: 1867852" data-attributes="member: 6245"><p>I use SFP. Math not an issue for me, I use some shortcuts and my aging eyes are quite appreciative. I dial my corrections and I know my drops by memory out to 400 yards. If I miss by ½ MOA in that distance, I'm off a max of 2 inches elevation, which I can live with. In hunting my average game kill zone is 8-10" and I practice on 10" and 6" steel gongs. Of course still learning to read the dang wind more accurately. To me, that is the single most difficult and challenging part of shooting at longer ranges and here in the Panhandle of Texas at all ranges. Don't think I'll ever perfect it, but I continue to work at it and have lots of fun. Let's face it, the call you make, using a SFP or a FFP, is the part that will fail more than anything else you do. IMHO and of course, Your mileage may vary.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TexSavage, post: 1867852, member: 6245"] I use SFP. Math not an issue for me, I use some shortcuts and my aging eyes are quite appreciative. I dial my corrections and I know my drops by memory out to 400 yards. If I miss by ½ MOA in that distance, I'm off a max of 2 inches elevation, which I can live with. In hunting my average game kill zone is 8-10" and I practice on 10" and 6" steel gongs. Of course still learning to read the dang wind more accurately. To me, that is the single most difficult and challenging part of shooting at longer ranges and here in the Panhandle of Texas at all ranges. Don't think I'll ever perfect it, but I continue to work at it and have lots of fun. Let's face it, the call you make, using a SFP or a FFP, is the part that will fail more than anything else you do. IMHO and of course, Your mileage may vary. [/QUOTE]
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