I know it's a longshot, but is this scope FFP (First Focal Plane)?
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Here is all the info supplied to me by the manufacturer.... AR Optics 3-12x40 Riflescope,BDC Reticle Description AR Optics 3-12x 40mm Description: Versatile optic featuring target turrets, side parallax adjustment and our Drop Zone 223 BDC reticle to accurately place rounds on target out to 600 yards. - Drop Zone 223 BDC reticle - Second focal plane - Fully multi-coated optics Specifications: - Power / Obj Lens: 3-12x 40mm - Finish: Matte - Length (in / mm): 12 / 305 - Reticle: Drop Zone-223 BDC - Mounting Length (in / mm): 4.6 / 118 - Field of View (ft@100 yds. / m@100 m): 33/8.5@3x / 11/2.5@12x - Adj Range in@100yds/ m@100m: +50 / 1.3 - Weight (oz. / g): 21.3 / 604 - Exit Pupil (mm): 13.7@3x / 3.7@12x - Eye Relief (in / mm): 3.7 / 95 - Click Value in@100 yds / mm@100m: 0.25 / 6.95 Shipping Dimensions Weight: 1.9 pounds. Dimensional Weight: 0.7 pounds. Dimensions: 3.5" (W) x 2.75" (H) x 12.25" (D) Weight Disclaimer: * Weight may vary based on configuration. Manufacturer Information Bushnell 9200 Cody St. Overland Park, KS 66214 http://www.bushnell.com 800-221-9035
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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.
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Yes, the image is sharp and clear on a considerably bigger distance. But I doubt that you can use reading tables or use it for target shooting in order to spot holes left from gun shots. It is a job for x20-80 scopes.
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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.
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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.
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Yes. if you ordered the PST-416F1-M it's the first focal plane (416F1-FFP). If you ordered PST-416S1-M it is the second focal plane (416S1). The S/F in the model number designates the focal plane.
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Yes, it is. This is a wonderful scope and serves it's purpose perfectly. I hope you enjoy it.
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I can't truthfully say. i can tell you that I returned the scope due to poor image quality.
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check the scope's spec. sheet it should have the diameters of the lenses on it.
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it is an etched glass (good) FIRST focal plane. It has surprisingly clear glass, but is on the heavy side..
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Looks like the Nikoplex to me. I have the M-308 with the BDC and I would hold out for that, especially since they're selling it to you full price. The undiscounted price is greatly inflated over retail. Not a bargain unless you get what you want. BTW, this is an awesome scope, and the BDC is a great tool when teamed with the Spot-On software. Good luck!
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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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First Focal Plane. The reticle changes with magnification, keeping the mildots accurate.
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No, its just a basic 2 lenses scope. Its a great scope at 500 yards. You get what you pay for and i think it was only about $45
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Yes. Works decently well, though not quite as good a view as with a professional grade scope. Something about the quality of the light.
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Yes the is a very easy scope to use. it would be great for that. Maybe a wide angle lens would help a little more.
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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?