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<blockquote data-quote="orkan" data-source="post: 780186" data-attributes="member: 25377"><p>FFP for tactical. FFP for hunting. Works equally well for both. The strengths that are conceded to for tactical shooting, are also strengths for hunting. I don't have to buy another optic. I don't have to buy another rifle. I use the same rifle/optic for competition as I do hunting. </p><p></p><p>FFP optics don't automatically force me into rushing a shot and wounding animals. It allows me to get a <strong>precise</strong> hold, faster, leading to fewer wounded animals. </p><p></p><p>Having a FFP optic allows me to dial back my magnification based on my visibility conditions and maintain my wind holds. </p><p></p><p>Were I hunting in brush, where my shot would be 50yds... then I'd be using an Aimpoint or similar red dot, or low magnification huge duplex SFP. </p><p></p><p>Were I shooting benchrest, or other discipline where the target is always the same size, and is always in the same position, at the exact same distance... then I'd be using a high magnification SFP with ultra thin reticle. </p><p></p><p>Outside of those situations, FFP has served me flawlessly.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="orkan, post: 780186, member: 25377"] FFP for tactical. FFP for hunting. Works equally well for both. The strengths that are conceded to for tactical shooting, are also strengths for hunting. I don't have to buy another optic. I don't have to buy another rifle. I use the same rifle/optic for competition as I do hunting. FFP optics don't automatically force me into rushing a shot and wounding animals. It allows me to get a [B]precise[/B] hold, faster, leading to fewer wounded animals. Having a FFP optic allows me to dial back my magnification based on my visibility conditions and maintain my wind holds. Were I hunting in brush, where my shot would be 50yds... then I'd be using an Aimpoint or similar red dot, or low magnification huge duplex SFP. Were I shooting benchrest, or other discipline where the target is always the same size, and is always in the same position, at the exact same distance... then I'd be using a high magnification SFP with ultra thin reticle. Outside of those situations, FFP has served me flawlessly. [/QUOTE]
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