https://www.crosman.com/optics/scopes/3-9x40-mm-riflescope
https://www.amazon.com/Crosman-LR412FFPS1-Spectrum-Riflescope-4-12x44mm/dp/B06XFQ5MHT
Anyone try the 120$ Crosman Spectrum FFP Riflescopes?
- Thread starter texagdds
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https://www.crosman.com/optics/scopes/3-9x40-mm-riflescope
https://www.amazon.com/Crosman-LR412FFPS1-Spectrum-Riflescope-4-12x44mm/dp/B06XFQ5MHT
Due to arrive by Friday. FWIW - I paid 156.00 on amazon. Still not bad price. Fingers crossed that my gun will be back from the shop sometime this year. 2 months has felt like 15 years so far. I miss my little buddy...
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Two months? Is it warranty or are you souping it up? Hope the scope works well - looks pretty good for the price
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Got it today. I think I am gonna like it a lot. My bull pup is on the way home from a stay at early summer camp.
I am drooling with anticipation. Now I gotta get the yard work done so I can play next week.
I am drooling with anticipation. Now I gotta get the yard work done so I can play next week.
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I have never been impressed with any of the Crossman scopes, to include their big 4-16X50 side focus scope (it is resting in my garage sale pile). Hopefully the one you ordered will be different.
My bulldog is currently sporting an Athlon Argos.
My bulldog is currently sporting an Athlon Argos.
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I just realized the graphic image in the original post is messed up. With a First Focal Plane (FFP) scope, the size of the reticle should stay consistent with the size of the observed object at all magnifications, i.e. The horizontal bars of the reticle should stay at the same landmarks on the deer (nose, shoulder, belly) at both magnifications. This is why holdover calculations remains the same at all magnifications with a FFP scope. Crossman should hire artists who understand what they are painting, or simply use a real photograph.
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Good catch. Unless the scope actually does appear that way, in which case better catch, the scope isn’t a true ffp. Excellent observation. +1 for you sir.
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Chuckle, Texagdds.... you realize you gave me a negative 1 (the red minus symbol, instead of the green plus symbol).
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No problem, my reputation should never be any better in the forums, than it is in the real world 
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I am still waiting the return of my gun from the tuner. The glass looks decent when held at arm length. The art is wrong on the box.
More soon , hopefully.
More soon , hopefully.
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Hello<font style = vertical-align: inherit;> <font style = vertical-align: inherit;> addertooth </ font> </ font> No hay problema, mi reputación nunca debería ser mejor en los foros, que en el mundo real
That funny response deserves another positive
a greeting
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Quick test shot into the setting sun. 12 power, 8 power and 4 power. The reticle tracks as a FFP. hard to get focus and exposure and ...and..and all set. I will try for more definitive exposure when I can get the gun mated to the scope.
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The poor photo quality is all my fault. The scope is crisp and bright. I am fighting the camera and flash and two small dogs.
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