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<blockquote data-quote="PrairieGhost" data-source="post: 158962" data-attributes="member: 704">They both have their advantages.&nbsp; I think I have four first focal plane and maybe two dozen second focal plane.&nbsp; On my AR in 223 I like the second focal plane used with Strelok+.&nbsp;&nbsp; The reticle is bullet drop and I can change the yardage by changing the power setting.&nbsp; I wanted a new lightweight toy so two days ago I ordered a Ruger American Predator in 308 which has a short (18 inch) barrel.&nbsp; A Vortex Strike Eagle will go on that rifle.&nbsp; With the rail on the rifle and good tactical rings I would guess at times I will switch to one of my extra scopes which is 4.5 to 14X, or maybe even my Fast fire III.I don't think there are any hard and fast rules except have fun.&nbsp; I have shot a couple of deer with a 22 Hornet, and prairie dogs with a 300 mag and even a couple with a 458 Lott. Oh ya, and a couple with a 50/140 Sharps.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PrairieGhost, post: 158962, member: 704"] They both have their advantages. I think I have four first focal plane and maybe two dozen second focal plane. On my AR in 223 I like the second focal plane used with Strelok+. The reticle is bullet drop and I can change the yardage by changing the power setting. I wanted a new lightweight toy so two days ago I ordered a Ruger American Predator in 308 which has a short (18 inch) barrel. A Vortex Strike Eagle will go on that rifle. With the rail on the rifle and good tactical rings I would guess at times I will switch to one of my extra scopes which is 4.5 to 14X, or maybe even my Fast fire III. I don't think there are any hard and fast rules except have fun. I have shot a couple of deer with a 22 Hornet, and prairie dogs with a 300 mag and even a couple with a 458 Lott. Oh ya, and a couple with a 50/140 Sharps. [/QUOTE]

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