Videos tagged with FFP Scopes

This video features a comprehensive four-gun battle to determine the best elk hunting rifle, with expert analysis on cartridge performance, rifle weight, accuracy, and optics. The Savage 110 Ultralight, Fierce Edge, Kimber Mountain Ascent Sub Alpine, and Browning X-Bolt Hell's Canyon Speed are rigorously tested and compared. The assessment highlights the importance of factors like weight for mountain hunting and the nuances of scope technology, offering valuable insights for hunters seeking to make an informed rifle choice.

This video provides an explanation of First Focal Plane (FFP) rifle scopes, contrasting them with standard Second Focal Plane (SFP) scopes. It highlights the key advantage of FFP scopes: reticle markings (like mill dots) maintain their size relative to the target across all magnification settings, making holdovers and range estimations consistent. The explanation uses two Hawke brand scopes as examples, though the principles discussed are applicable to any FFP optic. The description also addresses YouTube's policy restrictions on firearm-related product links and encourages direct manufacturer contact.

This guide, informed by firearms reviewer Tim and retailer Dave, explores the landscape of affordable, high-quality optics. It covers popular budget red dots like the Bushnell TRS-25 and Burris Fast Fire III, as well as long-range scopes from Primary Arms and Zeiss. The discussion emphasizes practical value, reliability, and the importance of selecting appropriate mounts, even on a budget.

This guide details how to use milliradians (mils) for accurate range estimation and holdover adjustments in long-range shooting, as explained by former sniper Ryan Cleckner. It covers the fundamental mil relationship, range formulas for both yards and inches, and the practical application of mil-dots in reticles for compensating bullet drop and windage. Cleckner, a recognized expert, emphasizes the importance of understanding focal planes (FFP vs. SFP) for consistent mil readings.