Dear Guru,
I’m a newcomer to the sport and my main interest is hunting. I’ve bought a second-hand Air Arms S510 which came fitted with a zoom scope. The scope is, I’m reliably informed, a ‘first focal plane’ model with mil-dots, and I’d like to know what makes it different from the standard models, and should I keep it or swap to a more conventional one.
Thanks for any advice you can give me.
NEIL COVERDALE
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