What model number is this. First or second focal plane?
2004125
Per the product description: "G2DMR features a mil-hash marked First Focal Plane (FFP) reticle designed for ranging, holdover and windage correction"
2004126
hi - i no longer have as i returned it within a week. i went with the vortex pst 6x24x50 ffp w ilum reticle - both are good for sure. what i do is go to the company website and identify the model i want with the options i want ex reticle, ffp or sfp, magnification etc and then shop. the model number drives all...atleast when i shop - hope this helps - drj
2004127
The (ET6245) non-illuminated Mill-dot reticle is on the second focal plane. The (ET6245F) Illuminated Mil-Dot, (ET6245FJ) Illuminated BTR-Mil and the (ET6245FG) non-illuminated G2DMR reticles are all on the first focal plane.
1134881
I only really used one lens and that was ok. never checked the others. but I will now. sorry I didn't have the answer.
231969
MRAD, AND it's also 2nd focal plane.... which they didn't put either in the description of the item when I bought it....
1073473
It is actually manufactured by Nikon, but I truly don't know if it was the first or not. It is a very fine piece of work... well made to be sure! I hope this helps a bit. Cheers mate!
494445
Hi, for the SL1 I think you should get the EF-S 18-135 STM version. It's slightly sharper. Also, the 18-135 STM version is more versatile and has larger apertures on equivalent focal lengths versus the 18-135 non stm and 18-55.
1055663
I would thank that you would. Have to read all of the spectra for each model # and compare closely, could be an extra coating on the linse, could be minimem focal distence just compare very closely
1071165
The one I have is the retail version, but the first one I got through mail-order dealer was the import version, which I sent back. You can tell by the serial number on the box. Check Ken Rockwell review on-line for which explains the ser. no. codes. I wouldn't buy a new one without Nikon warranty support for U.S.
1311518
I believe it is Nex7 as the instruction booklet says it is Nex7 . I suggest you look up the next7 manual on line and email the third party reseller as well.Good luck!
2072569
it is an etched glass (good) FIRST focal plane. It has surprisingly clear glass, but is on the heavy side..
1349224
Yes it is the version 2 (gyro is flat on rx pcb). The other way to tell version 1 from 2 is the Tx unit. Version 1 Tx has 'F-SERIES 2.4g' and 'CAMERA' in BOLD BLACK letters. Version 2 Tx has 'GR129' and 'CAMERA 2.4 GHz' in RED letters
195838
Zero is zero. Where FFP and SFP differ is in the on the BDC or mil dots. The distance between dots changes on a second focal plane scope like this based on power setting. So you BDC dots will only be accurate at a certain power, usually highest. (Or 10 on mil dot scopes). I don't know where the BDC is set for on this particular scope, but I would bet it's 4/max. Who would shoot 500 yards on 1x?
142366
The one I received had a lens but it was not the correct one so I returned the camera.
1525930
Order the one that's correct for your Sensor. I believe type 2 is for 1.3 crop, isn't your camera 1.6? They do work great though...
901983
I accidentally left off a zero in the camera model number I gave you in my previous message. The correct model number is 960-000921.
53823
I did a search at Amazon for the 44302-B and it appears to be a new model listed for $105.09!! As opposed to $40 for the other one. Not a lot of details,though. Look at the Celestron web site.
96278
My best guess would be 7x. There are no markings so I can't be sure. It's very good magnification, but if you're really concerned you'd have to contact Conair.
2161076
Believe it's 2nd focal plane if my understanding of the two types of scopes is correct. The reticle doesn't change when you magnify the view i.e., the reticle will not grow or shrink when you change the magnification. Adjustments for distance will have to be made by placement of the mill dots on the target as specified by the manufacturers stated MOA in the scopes product circular. With the FSI Sniper scope you'll have to perceive the actual distance on your own. Conversely, a single plane scope would actually help you to determine the distance.