What type of focal plane does this scope have? FFP or SFP?
1341816
It's a FFP very happy with this scope mounted on BRO 5.56....200 yard shots all day long.
1262730
Your question is far too expansive to answer in two or three sentences, but I'll try to get you pointed in the right direction. MRAD is short for "Milli-Radian", which is an angular measurement primarily used by the military (but not exclusively). MOA is short for "Minute of Angle", also an angular measurement, most often used in the civilian market. Both work equally well and it's a good idea to learn both conventions. As far as focal planes are concerned, focal plane refers to the location of magnification inside of the scope. With "First Focal Plane" scopes, the reticle is magnified as the power is increased. In "Second Focal Plane" scopes, the reticle does not change, regardless of the magnification, but the reticle subtensions are only correct at one specific power. The scope you are referring to (6-24x50) is more than capable of 400 meter shots. Even 1000 meters is easily accomplished. I have only scratched the surface with these answers. There is a wealth of information on the net concerning each of these topics. Try Vortexoptics.com. Hope this helps.
525600
When I contacted the manufacturer, I spoke to one of the engineers who admitted that although the parts are from China this is a high quality scope with the reticle in the first focal plane. In short FFP. I noted at high magnification, I had near zero distortion at 200yds. I still shot <1/4" MOA. That is to say, at 200yds, I put bullets through holes.
442183
I have one of each. The first focal plane is $950.00 and the second is $750.00
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....
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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.
536826
This is a second focal plane scope at which you must use at 24x if you are going to estimate range, but once you get use to the math just multiply by 4 if using at 6x and so on........
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.
2038950
I believe it's in the first focal plane. Optics are quite good for the price. I was shooting 3 inch groups at 150 yards with my AR15.
2152932
Found the ans myself. If anyone is interested FOV = 365 ft at 1000 yds (OK) and Close Focus = 14 ft (NG). Mfr gives weight as 25 oz.
1144584
Hi Matt,My first scope.The retical 'changes size' with the magnification so the mill dots are always correct.That, I beleive, is first focal plane.Hope that helps!
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No it is not. Here's some images on these pages that will show what they look like on a FF camera. I got these on Google|Images searching for "rokinon 8mm fisheye full frame": http://photography-on-the.net/forum/showthread.php?p=13659655 http://www.staff.uni-mainz.de/dellani/fotos/20090828-_DSC0851.jpghttp://www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/3611895
1497575
Don't know. It is a 77mm AGFA CPL. The package states, "Removes unwanted reflections from non-metallic surfaces such as water or glass and also saturate colors providing better contrast. The effect can be seen through the viewfinder and changed by rotating the filter. The filter factor varies according to how the filter is rotated and its orientation to the sun." Maybe that will help. Otherwise, you can probably go to their website and see if there are more detailed specs.
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I wish I could help you out brother. I ordered it while I was in Afghanistan, and it was shipped to my house. I haven't been able to check it out yet, but I was under the impression it is a FFP. I believe you have the option in this model to choose a FFP or a SFP.
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The glass on the NF is better but not a lot better. I use both scopes and I'm very happy with the Bushnell. If you can do the price on NF FFP F1 and your OK with 15x for your top end then I would recommend the Nightforce F1. We sale both scopes. Mike @ CSTACTICAL our # is 916.670.1103.
1446528
yes that is a FFP MRAD recticle you can go on vortex web site to confirm great scope you will not regret
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Neither. 40mm. http://www.nikonsportoptics.com/Nikon-Products/Riflescopes/P-223-4-12x40-Matte-BDC-600-------------.html