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Originally Posted by catnthehat
I've always found it much easier to simply range the target then dial the scope or hold on the hash mark i want to, regardless of first or second focal plain.
Cat
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Might need to use FFP scope so I can see the reticule on the 300M F-class target. My tiny target dots work great on white, and okay on black if its past 300 M. I don't want to rely on LED's to light my way. With the FFP at a given range you know the amount of correction needed if a condition switch didn't catch you. That may be easier to deal with than the 2nd FP scope that usually requires max magnification for hash mark/dial calibration.
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