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But now here is the rub.... if your reticule is in the second focal plane then, unless you are at the precise correct zoom that it is calibrated for, any calculations using reticule divisions is meaning less.
Indeed. But it will often be close enough for you to work out your correction. I prefer the SFP reticle for small targets, where the reticle stays the same size, so shrinks relative to the target as you zoom in.
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