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Rifles, Reloading, Optics, Equipment
Long Range Scopes and Other Optics
SFP Scope, Pros of Owning One
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<blockquote data-quote="Greyfox" data-source="post: 1423343" data-attributes="member: 10291"><p>I use a SFP the same way Canhunter35 explained in the previous post. While I have used the FFP for hunting, I personally find it better suited for Tactical/PRS shooting where changing magnification can occur several times in a given stage with the power setting influencing the reticle calibration. For hunting, the use of the scope/rifle is more methodical, with power settings being being fewer, and premeditated, as Canhunter35 has described. IMO, an FFP reticle changes size in the opposite direction then one would desire when changing power. Too fine(and cluttered) at low power, and perhaps not fine enough with small tagerts at the longer ranges. Other benefits of the SFP. Firstly, your primary motivation for considering the SFP, lower weight/compact size. Also, the relative cost is less, and you can get more scope(glass, features etc) for your dollar. Finally there are a much wider variety of SFP scopes to choose from.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Greyfox, post: 1423343, member: 10291"] I use a SFP the same way Canhunter35 explained in the previous post. While I have used the FFP for hunting, I personally find it better suited for Tactical/PRS shooting where changing magnification can occur several times in a given stage with the power setting influencing the reticle calibration. For hunting, the use of the scope/rifle is more methodical, with power settings being being fewer, and premeditated, as Canhunter35 has described. IMO, an FFP reticle changes size in the opposite direction then one would desire when changing power. Too fine(and cluttered) at low power, and perhaps not fine enough with small tagerts at the longer ranges. Other benefits of the SFP. Firstly, your primary motivation for considering the SFP, lower weight/compact size. Also, the relative cost is less, and you can get more scope(glass, features etc) for your dollar. Finally there are a much wider variety of SFP scopes to choose from. [/QUOTE]
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