I have one on FFP and it hasn’t lost zero in a years of use shooting high precision at 50m 100m and 200m. If you can, get the FFP especially for PRS as it will be easier to manage changes on the move and I don’t have in hand the different reticles but choose the one with the smallest mil dot as the larger mil dot is like a .2 where the smallest is like a .03. Aim small miss small. The glass on these are fantastic and turrets are crisp. It’s great bang for your buck.
We have Continental 8x 2-16x44 SFP riflescope, for both hunting and tactical style.
Hello, friend. CONTINENTAL 1-6X24 LPVO SFP (SCOC-23) and the CONSTANTINE 1-6X24I FIBER DOT RETICLE (SCOC-36) all have a center dot. SCOC-23 with 6 levels of red illumination, and SCOC-36 with 11 levels of red illumination. But 11 levels may not be brighter than 6 levels in actual use. The special feature: SCOC-36 ---- Advanced Fiber Center Dot Reticle with Illumination Can Be Even Used under the Strongest Sunlight.
Both are MRAD scope so basic usage are the same. My personal preference is toward to MBR because it give you more detail and more precise hold over.
Yes, it comes with an extra turret with no zero-stop.

Hi friend, you can adjust the fast focus eye piece. If it’s still not working, please contact the vendor and ask them to change a new one to try, sometimes it is caused by reflection.
There is already an immense leap in quality, the biggest difference is the glass quality and the tube of the Continental is 34mm, the taurus is only 30mm, so you have more light transmission.
8x zoom you have more magnification available range for lower power researching and higher power precision shooting, also optical performance 8x better than 6x , such as more clear and bright image.