Burris Xtr Ii 5-25x50 User Manual Russian
XTR II Riflescope Reticles
XTR II riflescopes give you a variety of reticle choices, and
feature front, rear, or dual focal plane systems.
Burris offers the XTR II 5-25x50 for tactical and long-range target shooters. At a price of approx. 1200 euro, the riflescope is intended for price-conscious shooters or beginners. It offers some features, which are unique for this price class and can be rather found in high-priced European products. Nov 22, 2017 This feature is not available right now. Please try again later.
Front Focal Plane (FFP)
Front Focal Plane systems (sometimes referred to as
First Focal Plane systems) place the reticle in front of the
erector assembly or zoom mechanism. This allows the
reticle to change size as magnification is adjusted. In
FFP systems, when magnification is increased, the
reticle size grows; as magnification is lowered, the
reticle size shrinks. Because the reticle is changing with
magnification, the measurements of the reticle are
always correct and are proportional to whatever power
setting you may be on. This can be very useful in tactical
situations when reticles are used to determine size and
distance of a target, and when using the reticle for trajec-
tory compensation at multiple magnification settings.
Rear Focal Plane (RFP)
Rear Focal Plane systems (sometimes referred to as
Second Focal Plane systems) place the reticle to the rear
of the erector assembly or zoom mechanism. This is the
most common reticle system and is found in most
hunting optics. Because the reticle is behind the zoom
mechanism, the size of the reticle is constant and does
not change when magnification is adjusted. This will
make the reticle appear to consume more of the target
on low power; on high power, the reticle will appear to
consume less of the target, which is beneficial for long-
range, precision shooting.
Since the reticle size never changes on RFP systems, it is
important to understand that the reticle measurements
will only be correct on one specific power. For the XTR II
1x-5x riflescope, the measurements are correct at 5x power.
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