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Ffp vs sfp
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<blockquote data-quote="Possum Cop" data-source="post: 2106022" data-attributes="member: 108622"><p>I've never had a problem holding over with a SFP. </p><p>Army trained using mil reticle MOA adjustments when I got in. Leupold Mark 4 variable power. Never missed anything that I intended to hit.</p><p>Example: If I zeroed my issued 168 grain bullet at 300 yards I would have a 73.2" drop at 600 yards. </p><p>You just hold over or dial and dope the wind and fire. If you dope 73.2" on 5, 10 or 16 power it's still </p><p>73" is 73" no matter if you use SFP or FFP. </p><p>You can work out your drop pretty easy on lower or higher powers just knowing how many inches it takes in the substend to reach your desired drop.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Possum Cop, post: 2106022, member: 108622"] I’ve never had a problem holding over with a SFP. Army trained using mil reticle MOA adjustments when I got in. Leupold Mark 4 variable power. Never missed anything that I intended to hit. Example: If I zeroed my issued 168 grain bullet at 300 yards I would have a 73.2” drop at 600 yards. You just hold over or dial and dope the wind and fire. If you dope 73.2” on 5, 10 or 16 power it’s still 73” is 73” no matter if you use SFP or FFP. You can work out your drop pretty easy on lower or higher powers just knowing how many inches it takes in the substend to reach your desired drop. [/QUOTE]
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