A scope set at 6X will make a deer standing at 200 yards (600 feet) look like it's just a bit more than 30 yards away (100 feet to be exact). It shouldn't be difficult to aim at an animal that appears as though it's at 30 yards—most of the time.
Welcome to FCC from Palm Beach County, flavafull9! 🍻
It's a breach of etiquette for your first post to FCC to not be your own
Introduction thread.
So please now take the time to educate yourself on how FCC works (see last paragraph below) and then I suggest that you post you're own proper
Introduction Thread to FCC letting forum members get to know you a little, of course without getting too personal. You can do that by going to the
Introduce Yourself section of
The Front Office and start your very own introduction thread. Then you'll find that lots of other FCC members will know to chime in to properly welcome you to the forum, and will be more responsive in answering your questions or paying attention to your for sale item!
If you're a veteran, take a look at our
Military Service Thread where you'll find many of us there, too!
In case you weren't aware, you can stay current on pertinent Florida Statutes regarding use of force and firearms law by going right to the source using these links for
Chapter 776 - Justifiable Use of Force and
Chapter 790 - Weapons and Firearms. I'd also like to suggest you obtain your own copy of
FLORIDA FIREARMS Law, Use & Ownership by Jon Gutmacher!
Also, I highly recommend you
read this thread to understand how to navigate FCC to get the most out of your experience. One particular item that's caught many veteran FCC members off guard is the "Recommended Reading" at the bottom of each page, which MAY contain quite old threads of inactive conversations lacking up-to-date information or context. So beware of the date of the last post (just to the right of the post number) in any thread you come across so you don't mistakenly think every post is recent and start responding to very old posts/threads that been dormant for quite some time, sometimes for many years.
Again, welcome to FCC and good luck!
