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Originally Posted by wolfkiller
So a SFP scope is faster than a FFP? Okay so you got a 6-24 power scope with mil reticle, and a deer steps out at 600yds, and your on 9 power whats the mil holdover, oops you adjust to 22 power, oops your mil holdover just changed again, boy that's handy. SFP scopes are a waste of time, while your still looking at all your charts for your different magnification settings I will already be at my animal taking photos.
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For me, yes it is. I don't look at charts in the hunting field. But I memorize my hold overs before hand for my specific caliber and load before going afield. And I do know what 12" or 24" looks like in my scope using the animal's body cavity. It has worked very well for me for many years. Much like archery hunting, many pins on my bow only served to confuse me. Thus, I learned to use a single pin and use good field judgment. Same goes with all those reticle dots. But hey, that's my way and I don't put down yours. Whatever works for
you .