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Rifles, Reloading, Optics, Equipment
Long Range Scopes and Other Optics
Vortex Viper PST FFP or SFP?
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<blockquote data-quote="LR3" data-source="post: 472190" data-attributes="member: 15336"><p>I use both and one advantage of sfp is if you run out of moa turret range eg 100 moa then you can turn the power down and get more moa. Having said that I prefer FTP because as I adjust power and use various marks below the crosshairs for adjusting for bullet drop i don't have to adjust for power. So for eg if you use a sfp it would be wise to have marks for say 22x and 11x power. This applies for eg B&C type reticle. For FTP scopes you should have a 20-40moa base plate to make up for reduced turret range</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="LR3, post: 472190, member: 15336"] I use both and one advantage of sfp is if you run out of moa turret range eg 100 moa then you can turn the power down and get more moa. Having said that I prefer FTP because as I adjust power and use various marks below the crosshairs for adjusting for bullet drop i don't have to adjust for power. So for eg if you use a sfp it would be wise to have marks for say 22x and 11x power. This applies for eg B&C type reticle. For FTP scopes you should have a 20-40moa base plate to make up for reduced turret range [/QUOTE]
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