So I'm working on teaching myself how to properly use my mil/mil scope. I have an understanding for the equation of range estimation, but what I don't understand is at what power zoom is it done?
Fieldcraft maybe a dumb range estimation question
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What optic? It all depends on the optic. Is it FFP or SPF?
A FFP optic can be used on any power setting mil a target.
A SFP optics can only be used on ONE setting (normally max power) to mil a target, unless you know its half power... which is another story.
What optic? It all depends on the optic. Is it FFP or SPF?
A FFP optic can be used on any power setting mil a target.
A SFP optics can only be used on ONE setting (normally max power) to mil a target, unless you know its half power... which is another story.
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SFP... but it's a falcon, so of course... no manual with it
SFP... but it's a falcon, so of course... no manual with it
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: spoon063</div><div class="ubbcode-body">SFP... but it's a falcon, so of course... no manual with it </div></div>
Set up a known target range/known target size, then see which power zoom coincides correctly with the known data.
Reverse engineering....mebbe?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: spoon063</div><div class="ubbcode-body">SFP... but it's a falcon, so of course... no manual with it </div></div>
Set up a known target range/known target size, then see which power zoom coincides correctly with the known data.
Reverse engineering....mebbe?
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I get confused easy these days but I thought the Falcon scopes were front focal plane and the reticle changes in size as the power is changed.
In that case the scope mils at any power but high power makes it a bit easier.
I get confused easy these days but I thought the Falcon scopes were front focal plane and the reticle changes in size as the power is changed.
In that case the scope mils at any power but high power makes it a bit easier.
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The lildot master will help you do that reverse engenieering easily. Good piece of gear.
The lildot master will help you do that reverse engenieering easily. Good piece of gear.
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