Obviously FFP has its advantages, but I got to thinking....
This particular scope has your basic military style mil-dot (with .mil turrets) and is accurate at 12x. Since Bushnell uses 12x, that means 24x would have exactly .5 mil measurements, which would actually aid in dialing in more precisely. Since I figure I would likely always be at 6 (2 mil), 12 (1 mil), or 24 (.5 mil), it would be pretty easy and convenient, no? Imo, it would actually improve the basic reticle, since at 24x the mildot is now on a .5 measurement.
Other than that, perhaps one of you could convince me as to why I would need (er, want) FFP? Price isn't too much of an issue, I just want something I don't regret.
Thanks.
This particular scope has your basic military style mil-dot (with .mil turrets) and is accurate at 12x. Since Bushnell uses 12x, that means 24x would have exactly .5 mil measurements, which would actually aid in dialing in more precisely. Since I figure I would likely always be at 6 (2 mil), 12 (1 mil), or 24 (.5 mil), it would be pretty easy and convenient, no? Imo, it would actually improve the basic reticle, since at 24x the mildot is now on a .5 measurement.
Other than that, perhaps one of you could convince me as to why I would need (er, want) FFP? Price isn't too much of an issue, I just want something I don't regret.
Thanks.