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Is this first or second focal plane? — 2 Answers
by
Gabe,
from MT, United States Asked on March 4, 2019
Answered by
Kenny,
guest,
from OK, United States,
on June 28, 2020
The reticle is first focal plane. The dot is second focal plane. The dot turns off at about 2.5x and switches to reticle Illum. Another little advertised feature is the parallax is 75m with the dot and 200m afterwards(the parallax numbers are from memory)
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