First or second focal plane reticle?
1194271
It is a Second Focal plane Scope, you 'Zoom' into your reticle with magnification change... Mildot is valid for x20 magnification.
442182
The s-1 in the product code stands for ffp. I made the mistake and got one listed with the S-2; I now have one of each! Good scopes, best of luck.
2061052
The corrector is a "reducer" which means it's purpose is to take in more of the sky. The barlow's purpose is to magnify the portion of sky. So putting them both on the scope is defeating each of their purposes. Use only the barlow if you want GREATER magnification and use the reducer/corrector when you want more light (for dim objects) and less magnification
1541392
Yes zero at center say 50yds.then shoot remaining reticles each at 100yds. adjust as needed.
187070
I was not sure when I first looked, then I realized the different models had different temperature capabilities, and if I recall some of them had different focus ratio as well. Keeping this in mind, Read descriptions carefully, the differences will be more apparent!
1446529
MOA and MRAD is the turrent adjustment type. You can range in Mil radians and choose either one quarter inch at one hundred yards or in one tenth mil radian. I believe this scope is First or Front focal plane and Mil Radian adjustments. I have two. Excellent scope for cost.
916213
Yes the Nikon I got was the BDC reticle. This was a excellent scope I bought.
442183
I have one of each. The first focal plane is $950.00 and the second is $750.00
656209
Front Focal Plane means the scope rectical is on the first plane. When you range the rectical will be the same size in each magnification. Thus making it easier to range. Non FFP rectical changes per magnification and will need additional equation.
1116493
The one we have has a pretty short focal length if you want it to get higher magnification. However, if can focus farther but with much less magnification. If you are doing PC boards you may be better off with something else like a stand magnification lamp.
148993
It depends on the sight but they will work with both. I have an EOTech holo sight with these sights and you can use both at the same time or just one or the other without them interfering.
1739684
Yes, this is First Focal Plane. This is a very good scope and has excellent eye relief. It would be very good for close to intermediate range shooting. Since it is only 16 power at full magnification. I have shot paper at 200 yards with it and it does very well. Right now it is on an AR 10 and I am very happy with it. I will never sell it.
1087849
The reticle is different between the models. The reticle is what you aim with. Some models it's a bullseye, some a triangle, others a dot. That's the difference between them.
763078
If you mean FFP (first focal plane), then it should say that in the description. The one I ordered and received is FFP.
442180
The focal plane depends on the price of the model as nothing in the details will tell you, the $750 model is second focal plane and the $950 model is the first focal plane, and the second focal plane model only works for accurate distance estimation when it is at 10x.
1753205
Thanks for taking the time to reply. I suspected as much, so I have just been using one at a time. Nice to know that I needed to, and should continue to, in the wide angle range.
1634558
the one I got is mil dot reticle in blue red and green. zero doesn't hold at different distances and I am having difficulty moving my group to center of target