so i've been doin some looking into scopes still and not sure what the difference in the FFP or SFP is, I do know on the scope I have now that I have to do my ranging at 10x, so which does that make it, and when looking at scopes how do I know which it is, thanks again for any input
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Rifle Scopes FFP or SFP
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Re: FFP or SFP
You have a second focal plane scope if it is only works for ranging on 10x. A first focal plane reticle changes in size as the power changes keeping the mil spacing always in the proper spacing.
You have a second focal plane scope if it is only works for ranging on 10x. A first focal plane reticle changes in size as the power changes keeping the mil spacing always in the proper spacing.
Re: FFP or SFP
how can you tell if a scope is ffp or sfp by looking at it or when i'm looking online, I would really like to look at a ffp and check one out sounds like something i would like
how can you tell if a scope is ffp or sfp by looking at it or when i'm looking online, I would really like to look at a ffp and check one out sounds like something i would like
Re: FFP or SFP
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: tex700ltr</div><div class="ubbcode-body">how can you tell if a scope is ffp or sfp by looking at it or when i'm looking online, I would really like to look at a ffp and check one out sounds like something i would like</div></div>
It will say in the title/description if it's FFP
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: tex700ltr</div><div class="ubbcode-body">how can you tell if a scope is ffp or sfp by looking at it or when i'm looking online, I would really like to look at a ffp and check one out sounds like something i would like</div></div>
It will say in the title/description if it's FFP
Re: FFP or SFP
If the reticle changes size as you change the power, it's an FFP. If the reticle stays the same size throughout the power range, it's a second focal-plane scope.
If the reticle changes size as you change the power, it's an FFP. If the reticle stays the same size throughout the power range, it's a second focal-plane scope.
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