SWFA FFP vs SFP

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I'm looking at buying a 3-15 and keep finding them in SFP for great deals. I'm only going to dial this and not use the reticle for holdover. Can anyone tell me or post a picture of the SFP reticle so I can see how usable it actually is? I've heard the center dot is small and easy to lose. All the pics I've seen of the FFP quad it looks pretty usable and easy to find center at low power.
 
Sounds like you may have them reversed. The FFP reticle is going to be smaller on low magnification. SFP reticle is the same size at every power

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Sounds like you may have them reversed. The FFP reticle is going to be smaller on low magnification. SFP reticle is the same size at every power

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I believe they are different reticles though, for example the SFP center dot is .25 moa at 15x and the FFP center is .75 across the mag range, not factual information just am example. Looking at the quad reticle. Just trying to find someone who had some 1st hand experience with both.
 
I bought the SFP and actually sold it because the center dot was so small. I'm fairly young with 20/20 corrected vision and couldn't use it.
 
This is what I was looking for. Think I'll just spend the 100 bucks and get ffp.

The FFP version also has a tiny reticle, the reticle on the thin lines on the MIL version of the 3-15 (0.035 MRAD, covers 0.126" at 100 yards) is half as thick as the 3-9 (0.07 MRAD, covers 0.252" at 100 yards). The MOA FFP scope thin line thickness is 0.20 MOA, which covers 0.209" at 100 yards, so it is between them but still thin.
 
The FFP version also has a tiny reticle, the reticle on the thin lines on the MIL version of the 3-15 (0.035 MRAD, covers 0.126" at 100 yards) is half as thick as the 3-9 (0.07 MRAD, covers 0.252" at 100 yards). The MOA FFP scope thin line thickness is 0.20 MOA, which covers 0.209" at 100 yards, so it is between them but still thin.
I ended up ordering a FFP scope from samplelist. 1/8th" at 100 yards is pretty damn small. The thing I like about the FFP reticle over the SFP is that the lines run the entire way across (at least from what I can tell), compared to just the single dot in the SFP scopes I've looked at for sale.
 
Manufacturer is probably known for building tanks as well. When hunting season is over you can use them as a hammer for projects around the house.

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