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First vs second focal plane for Hunting
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<blockquote data-quote="Sgt. grizz" data-source="post: 1713004" data-attributes="member: 106784"><p>In my opinion I would pick up both and use them, ask your buddy's if you can go shooting with them that have both ffp and sfp I use both and I love my FFP because I dial everything but for hunting it dose not matter as much because I sighted mine 308 in at 200 and know I'm only a 1" high at 100 and can shoot 400 wit out much hold over at all like 8" if that but if I aimed in the same spot it would still kill a deer or elk.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Sgt. grizz, post: 1713004, member: 106784"] In my opinion I would pick up both and use them, ask your buddy’s if you can go shooting with them that have both ffp and sfp I use both and I love my FFP because I dial everything but for hunting it dose not matter as much because I sighted mine 308 in at 200 and know I’m only a 1” high at 100 and can shoot 400 wit out much hold over at all like 8” if that but if I aimed in the same spot it would still kill a deer or elk. [/QUOTE]
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