I don't think that you would be disappointed in the SWFA. I have used several sfp variables for both hunting and target shooting and hated every one of them. Sold the last one for enough coin to buy the SWFA SS 10 x 42 MilQuad and have never looked back. The odd thing is that it always seemed like I ended up setting the variables to 10x without realizing that i was doing it? I find the fixed power and SWFA's patented mil hash marks to be very useful for snap shooting like RobUrban says. Bye the way, the upside down German style reticle nicely brackets most bullseye target centers, and with the heavy vertical reticle above the aiming point, you have clear view under it for hold overs, if needed.
Back in the day, 1x per 100 yards was the rule of the thumb. 10x gets you out to 1000 yards, that is at least 200 yards past the Grendel's practical range.
Back in the day, 1x per 100 yards was the rule of the thumb. 10x gets you out to 1000 yards, that is at least 200 yards past the Grendel's practical range.
"A Patriot must always be ready to defend his Country against his government"
Edward Abbey
"Stay out of trouble, Never give up, Never give in, Watch you're six, Hold the line, Stay Frosty."
Dr. Sabastian Gorka, Hungarian by birth, American Patriot by Beliefs.
Edward Abbey
"Stay out of trouble, Never give up, Never give in, Watch you're six, Hold the line, Stay Frosty."
Dr. Sabastian Gorka, Hungarian by birth, American Patriot by Beliefs.