CatfishKev

He's not trolling, I just had the same reaction and send you a pm! (Although sometimes he does troll!) I didn't known you could Make your own. Also, we demand more pics.

See you went with 12s instead ofm15s?

Great story and congrats.

Congrats, great deer!

Great set up for the money. I'm 6'2" and can stand with mine.

Good stuff. Congrats to the boys!

That sucks man I'm sorry.

Dude that is bas a$$!

Good luck on your hunts dude! Throw up some pics after...

What does squaring the pointsmean exactly?

Awesome!

What happened?

Caused my son to miss his first shots at some elk. I have tape on them now. Same scope.

I also don't know of any disease that "broke out"....

Never heard of it, where you get it?

Congrats! Looks like you were up in the burn?

How much of a difference is there of the POI? Does it vary by scope? Distance? Does it matter if its lets say under 400 yards? I've wondered this for awhile since I only have one FFP scope and all the others are 2nd.

Great shot, look at that fur fly! Congrats Thomas!

Congrats to the young man!

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Congrats man! You still at the high school? My oldest two started there this year and said they haven't seen you.

Makes sense I guess. I suppose what I've read was more specific to bdc scopes as you guys have mentioned.

I understand on a bdc reticle why it would only be accurate at full zoom on a second focal plane. I was under the impression that your zero would be off at 100 yards (slightly) at 3 power vs it being zeroed at full zoom (12 power) at 100 yards. By the reactions to the question im gathering that this is not the case.

First focal plane vs 2nd focal plane point of impact. I've always read that a second focal plane scope is only meant to be used at full power and less then full power would shift the point of impact. I'm just wondering how much of a change it makes.

Is the date on the cam correct? Is that breeding time for kitty's every year?