This is a great easy to understand First Focal Plane scope versus a Second Focal Plane Scope . If I can understand this ....Anybody can 
https://youtu.be/Kr5Ohosp-Vw
https://youtu.be/Kr5Ohosp-VwGreat FFP vs SFP video
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thanks for the advise joe. another helpful video. swfa for sure.enjoy the route 44,, lol ,,,pat
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For the hybrid scopes, the only thing you really want in the first focal plane is the sub-tensions, that way the only down-side is that thickness of the sub-tensions change with zoom factor. Leave the duplex, center points etc in the second focal plane. Is that difficult to make because they need precise alignment of two different lenses?
Are there any scopes that can project a digital reticle (other than the full digital scopes like the x-sight)? That way, you could inverse scale the thickness of the sub-tensions with zoom factor, and all the benefits of both first and second plane. The downsides are now cost, weight, and battery life.
Are there any scopes that can project a digital reticle (other than the full digital scopes like the x-sight)? That way, you could inverse scale the thickness of the sub-tensions with zoom factor, and all the benefits of both first and second plane. The downsides are now cost, weight, and battery life.
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